Tucker Carlson

In a recent interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, fitness professional Andrew McGovern suggested that men should try 'testicle tanning' in order to.

Did you know Testicle Tanning was a thing? Twitter's flooded with memes as viewers are baffled by Tucker Carlson's Special 'The End of Men' docu series.

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Stephen Colbert tries to ignore Tucker Carlson as much as possible, but he couldn't resist in this instance.

'The conservative movement is ending not with a bang, not with whimper but with… testicle tanning', a Twitter user remarked.

The Fox News pundit is promoting an unusual solution for the apparent crisis in masculinity – testicle tanning to boost testosterone, writes Arwa Mahdawi.

Much of the man’s time is currently spent peddling racist and hateful ideas to large swathes of the US. If we can get him to embrace “bromeopathy” instead, if we can turn him into the male equivalent of Gwyneth Paltrow, we can minimise his harm. The broadcaster has a new documentary coming out called The End of Men which, as far as I can gather, is all about how men aren’t as tough as they used to be and don’t produce as much sperm as they used to do, and how we’re all going to die because of this. Far better that he sells luxury testicle tanners on his own version of Goop than peddles hate on Fox News. While Carlson’s visual metaphors are inspired, the meat of his documentary appears to be anything but. I say “as far as I can gather”, because the documentary’s trailer, a condensed version of which just went viral on Twitter, doesn’t contain a coherent argument, just lots and lots of crotch shots. One of McGovern’s ideas to increase testosterone was red light therapy or “testicle tanning”, which he described as a “bromeopathic” therapy.

Experts warn that the practice of 'testicle tanning' will do little to boost T levels or raise sperm counts.

All three experts note that the actual danger of the process is relatively low. Dr Helen Bernie (left), of Indiana University, told DailyMail.com that there is no evidence to suggest testicle tanning can boost ATP levels in a way that helps T production. Bernie also notes that their may be a placebo affect at play here. Dr Amin Herati (right), of Johns Hopkins University, points to growing rates of obesity, diabetes and more as reason for falling sperm counts Carlson and an expert he brings on then discuss how this process can help save masculinity by raising testosterone (T) levels. Other experts tell DailyMail.com the same.

Testicle Tanner is something I never thought I would have to write. Maybe if I was at a summer camp? Some other kid has a wardrobe malfunction, ...

Next guest up for Tucker is Kid Rock, who seems befuddled by the previous segment on testicle tanning. If that sounds insufferable, and it should, you’ll be happy to learn that part of the doc included a pitch for testicle tanning. Some other kid has a wardrobe malfunction, and now everyone calls him Testicle Tanner for the rest of the summer?

A trailer for a documentary produced by Fox News host Tucker Carlson titled "The End of Men" is indistinguishable from satire.

They go on to reestablish order, and so the cycle begins again." For men like Tucker Carlson, masculinity can be reduced to a mere aesthetic; Tucker’s documentary trailer is packed with images of topless men wrestling, chopping wood and firing guns. In some cases, this has led to dividing men into fictional sub-categories like Alpha, Beta, and the recently introduced “ Sigma male.”

Urologist Petar Bajic said red light therapy, which Tucker Carlson dubbed "testicle tanning," would be "a waste of money."

There are a number of safe and effective treatments for low testosterone which are all covered by insurance for men who have this condition." "Some folks have suggested a mechanism involving victim D, but for men with normal vitamin D, there's no evidence that making that level higher with light therapy has any impact on testosterone levels. He added: "There's a lot of misleading information out there. Swan said the fall appeared to parallel declines in sperm count and that there was "good agreement" that obesity, lack of exercise and "binge drinking" played a role in both trends as well as the presence of chemicals, called anti-androgens, that can lower the body's testosterone. That clip is very misleading." In a viral clip about the Fox Nation episode, Carlson spoke to Andrew McGovern—billed as a "fitness professional"—about supposed ways men could increase their testosterone levels.

Kid Rock seemed dumbstruck after appearing on Tucker Carlson's show following a segment on testicle tanning. Over the weekend, the Fox News host a...

Next guest up for Tucker is Kid Rock, who seems befuddled by the previous segment on testicle tanning. "I don't know what the hell's going on in this world," Kid Rock responded. One of the solutions McGovern offered was red light therapy, which includes "testicle tanning."