Popular media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, widely known as Daddy Freeze, has ignited widespread discussion after suggesting that frequent ejaculation may help reduce the risk of prostate cancer in men.
The outspoken broadcaster made the comment during a recent livestream session, where he claimed that men who do not ejaculate regularly could be exposing themselves to potential prostate health issues.
According to him, maintaining frequent sexual release may play a role in lowering the chances of developing prostate-related complications.
His remarks quickly gained traction online, drawing sharp reactions from both health professionals and social media users.
While some viewers dismissed the statement as misleading and overly simplistic, others argued that Daddy Freeze was referencing existing scientific discussions, albeit without proper medical context.
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Several health commentators cautioned that there is no officially approved medical guideline prescribing a specific number of ejaculations as a preventive measure against prostate cancer.
They emphasized that although some studies have explored a possible association between ejaculation frequency and reduced prostate cancer risk, such findings are correlational and not definitive medical advice.
Experts further stressed that prostate cancer risk is influenced by multiple factors, including age, genetics, family history, diet, physical activity, and overall lifestyle. They warned against reducing complex medical research into fixed numerical claims that could confuse the public.
Despite the backlash, the conversation has reignited broader discussions around men’s health awareness, the importance of routine medical check-ups, and the need for accurate health information shared by public figures.
As the debate continues, medical professionals advise men to seek guidance from qualified healthcare providers rather than rely on social media opinions for health-related decisions.