The veteran radio host made the claim during a recent livestream with Caterefe.
“I won’t encourage masturbation, but if a man doesn’t ejaculate up to 21 times monthly, he could be setting himself up for possible prostrate cancer,” he claimed.
Daddy Freeze’s claim sparked a debate on social media after a clip from the interview went viral, with many refuting his claim.
Read some of the reactions below:
Pharm. Greatman wrote, “The claim that men must ejaculate 21 times a month to avoid prostate cancer is not true.
“There is no fixed number that guarantees protection. Some studies suggest that more frequent ejaculation may be linked to a slightly lower risk, but this is only an association, not a rule or treatment.”
Rhine_sto said, “Turning nuanced research into a numeric command is how misinformation spreads. There’re studies suggesting a correlation between frequent ejaculation and a lower risk of prostate cancer, but it’s not a medical prescription and 21 times a month is not a rule doctors give patients.”
Hunter_Guide1 commented, “Daddy Freeze said men should ejaculate 21+ times a month to lower prostate cancer risk, and he’s not totally wrong.
“A big 2016 Harvard study (32,000+ men) found guys who release that often had ~20-31% lower risk than those doing it only 4–7 times a month.
“It’s correlation, not a guarantee. Age, genes, family history, and lifestyle matter way more. Still, frequent release might help flush things out and reduce inflammation nice bonus if you’re already active. Real prevention: eat well, exercise, don’t smoke, get checked when it’s time.”
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