Doctor Warns Men Supporting Hillary: 'You Might Have Low T'

A Fort Myers doctor says if you are a man thinking about voting for Hillary Clinton, you may need to have your testosterone checked.

It's a controversial commercial hitting Southwest Florida airwaves.

The doctor says it's a humorous way to promote his business and also join the political discussion. But some radio listeners aren't laughing.

“Most are not aware of the effect low T can have on your mental state. For instance your ability to focus and think clearly," he said.

Remember, kids, "Eat clen, tren hard!" pic.twitter.com/M2UZ2xNyL2

— Ricky Vaughn (@Ricky_Vaughn99) August 4, 2016

Men who are strong are more likely to take a right-wing stance, while weaker men support the welfare state, researchers claim.

Their study discovered a link between a man’s upper-body strength and their political views.

Scientists from Aarhus University in Denmark collected data on bicep size, socio-economic status and support for economic redistribution from hundreds in America, Argentina and Denmark.

The figures revealed that men with higher upper-body strength were less likely to support left-wing policies on the redistribution of wealth.

But men with low upper-body strength were more likely to put their own self-interest aside and support a welfare state.