Dr. Stephen Sanders

And the thing is, like with ED, it's sort of.

And he wants to talk about it.

Like if you're 25 and you can't perform, well, you should be able to perform.

It's embarrassing.

Yeah, it is.

There's a lot of shame surrounding that.

And so it's clearly an issue.

They do.

And if you already have low testosterone, we know that like today, our testosterone levels are about 30% less than they were, say, 30 or 40 years ago.

So if a 20-year-old is already reduced by 30 to 40%, maybe, it can be a game changer with ED, with other medical issues.

Yeah.

And the fertility rates are down by like 50%.

That should be alarming to everybody.

And then you start looking at, I was reading a recent study from NYU and some of the prostate tumors, 90% of prostate tumors now have microplastics in them.

So I think what we're seeing is the fertility crisis is not just one thing.

It's related to, it's environmental, it's nutrition, it's microplastic.

It's all these chemicals, like literally men are under a constant.

So what do you do about it?

You know, the problem is the data.

So I'm a physician, so I look at the data.