Josh Duhamel

And I said, if I have any opportunity in this, or if there's any obstacles, it's that, which I also looked at as an opportunity, because if we can get guys talking about this, if we can shed that stigma, if we can make it okay,

Because it really does, it really has changed my world.

It really has.

I mean, obviously I've changed a lot of my health.

And I don't ever tell people that you take this, everything's going to be okay.

No, you've got to put the work in too.

But the beautiful part about TRT and some of these other things that we offer are that it gets you back in the mindset that you want to go do these things again.

And I think that's part of what happens with guys when they get older is they just kind of lose that desire to go work out, look good, you know, whatever it is that is sort of – and they don't realize what's probably happening is their testosterone is tapering off.

And so they all go hand in hand.

Once you start feeling better, you want to work out, you want to eat better, you want to – you know, it's all like a cyclical thing that all sort of coalesces and –

And ultimately, you're living a cleaner, more full life.

And like I said, it's not just because of the TRT, but it's all sort of interconnected.

It's like the boiling frog scenario.

You do notice it if you've been on it.

and then get off of it, then you have two sort of case studies as to how it makes you feel and how it doesn't.

Because if you've never done it, you don't know.

But if you have and then get off of it for a while, you start to see what it was that you were missing.

And I think that I've got a buddy, one of my business partners actually, who went off because one of the stereotypes is that you –

is that if you get on it, you start, you don't create as much sperm.

You want to have babies.