Media personality Daddy Freeze recently sparked debate claiming men should ejaculate 21 times a month to reduce prostate cancer risk. Speaking on a livestream with Caterefe, he suggested men risk prostate issues if they don’t reach this number.
The comment went viral, with health experts and social media users weighing in. Pharmacist Greatman clarified that there’s no medical rule guaranteeing cancer prevention through ejaculation. Studies do suggest frequent ejaculation may slightly lower risk, but factors like age, genetics, lifestyle, and diet play a bigger role.
Harvard research involving over 32,000 men found those with 21+ releases monthly had a 20–31% lower prostate cancer risk compared to men releasing 4–7 times monthly. Experts caution this is correlation, not a prescription. Real prevention includes regular check-ups, healthy diet, active lifestyle, and avoiding smoking.
The viral clip has triggered discussions on men’s health awareness and misinformation on social media, highlighting the need for credible medical guidance.
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