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**Study Title**: The Impact of Anime Consumption on Testosterone Levels Among Young Adults in Spain **Abstract**: This study investigates the potential relationship between anime consumption and testosterone levels in a population of young adults in Spain. Despite the popularity of anime, little is known about its effects on hormonal balance. We conducted a survey and testosterone assessment in a sample of 200 young adults to explore this correlation. **Introduction**: Anime has gained significant popularity worldwide, including Spain, where many young adults engage in extensive viewing. Previous research has suggested that excessive screen time may impact hormonal health. This study aims to determine whether there is a significant effect of anime consumption on testosterone levels in a sample of Spanish young adults aged 18-30. **Methodology**: - **Participants**: A total of 200 males aged 18 to 30 were recruited through online platforms and local university student groups in Barcelona, Spain. Participants signed consent forms and were informed about the study's purpose. - **Data Collection**: Participants completed a survey that assessed their weekly anime watching habits, including the average number of hours spent watching anime per week. Participants also reported their general lifestyle habits, including diet and exercise. - **Testosterone Measurement**: Blood samples were collected from participants following standard procedures to measure testosterone levels. These samples were analyzed at a certified lab. **Results**: - Participants who reported watching more than 15 hours of anime per week (n=100) had a mean testosterone level of 350 ng/dL. - Conversely, participants who watched less than 5 hours of anime per week (n=100) had a mean testosterone level of 450 ng/dL. - A statistical analysis revealed a significant difference in testosterone levels between the two groups (p < 0.05). **Discussion**: The results of this small study suggest that higher consumption of anime may be associated with lower testosterone levels among young adult males in Spain. Potential reasons for this trend could include reduced physical activity and increased sedentary behavior related to prolonged screen time. However, the study has limitations, including the small sample size and reliance on self-reported anime consumption. Further research is needed to explore underlying mechanisms and to include a more diverse participant pool. **Conclusion**: While this study indicates a potential link between anime consumption and lower testosterone levels, causation cannot be established due to the cross-sectional design. Future studies should look further into lifestyle factors and their combined effects on testosterone in relation to anime viewing habits. **Keywords**: anime, testosterone, young adults, Spain, hormonal health (Note: This study is entirely fictional and created for illustrative purposes only.)