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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2025 · 2H 30M

Low Testosterone, Depression, and Men’s Health | Travis Chafin on Masculinity and Marriage | Episode 16

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In this episode of Sunday Afternoon Smokes, host Chris Strother sits down with Travis Chafin for a candid conversation about men’s health, masculinity, and the life-changing impact of low testosterone. Travis shares his personal story of struggling with depression, anxiety, and declining energy, eventually discovering that severely low testosterone levels were affecting nearly every part of his life—from his mental health to his marriage and sense of identity as a man. What begins as a conversation about hormone health and testosterone therapy quickly turns into a deeper discussion about men’s purpose, addiction, spiritual struggle, and the pressure many men carry silently. Chris and Travis explore the connection between physical health, emotional well-being, and faith, reflecting on how personal transformation often begins when a man is finally honest about what he’s facing. Light a cigar and settle in for a thoughtful and honest conversation about men’s health, depression, masculinity, marriage, and the journey toward healing and purpose.

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