Dr. Stephen Sanders

I'll tell you, I'm seeing a lot of low testosterone.

I've got guys that are 18, 19, 20 coming in.

They have low testosterone.

There is really no clinical reason they should have low testosterone, but they do.

So we need to talk about, you know, the things that lead to that.

And I'll tell you a lot of things.

The other thing we see is more ED and it's ED in like that 20 to 25 to 30 demographic, which is alarming.

And most times it's not from cardiovascular issues.

It's just

multifactorial, meaning that it's coming from several things.

So it's crazy, man.

But I absolutely love men's health.

And so I got into this not really by accident.

You know, I'm a physician by training, specializing in men's health, entrepreneur at heart, husband, father of four.

And in my late 30s, like everything on paper really should have been good.

Good wife, good kids, career was, you know, really flourishing, disposable income, everything looked good on paper.

But, dude, I hit a wall, like literally in my late 30s to the point I couldn't function.

Like brain fog, low libido, fatigue.

I was operating at maybe 30 or 40 percent of what I was capable of.

And I began to believe that my best days were behind of me and not ahead of me.