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Why He Can't Stay Hard (And How To Actually Fix This) with Jeff Nuziard · Libido Lounge

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Well, you're just getting old and that's what happens when you get old.
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I was 40 years old.
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40 years old is not old.
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Jeff Newsyard is the founder of the sexual wellness centers of America and the innovator
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of Regenmaxx, the patented protocol proven to cure and prevent erectile and vaginal
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dysfunction.
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More than three thousand patients have completed the program with outcomes that
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consistently reflect a remarkable ninety seven point two success rate first demonstrated in
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his clinical trial.
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His work began with personal experience because at 40 Jeff faced erectile dysfunction himself
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and found that pills eventually stopped working.
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Instead of accepting decline as inevitable, he approached this problem differently.
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Free from the confines of traditional medical training, he asked questions others were not
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asking, which led to fifteen years of digging into white papers and research, conducting
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cadaver studies, and testing ideas with physicians willing to challenge convention.
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My mind was very sexually driven and my body was saying I'm not cooperating, I'm out.
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There's a real problem and I don't know what that is but I'm gonna find it.
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I really started digging deep and and when I say deep, I mean I worked with cadavers, I've
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worked with pigs, dead pigs and cut into the tissue.
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It's we lose testosterone and that activates the aging process.
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The cause of erectile dysfunction is not flow.
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It's a took fifteen years to figure all this out.
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Hi, everybody.
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Welcome to another episode of the Libido Lounge.
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I'm so excited to invite Jeff to this show because today, we're talking about something
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that I actually just wrote this long email about over the weekend that is a topic that
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continually fires me up, which is age.
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And this whole thing that often happens where when we start aging, we start having things
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come through our head and oftentimes these are are from medical practitioners, which is I am
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just getting older.
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And many times when we start having symptoms, we are told this by our friends, we're told
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this by our family, we are told this by our doctors, and we ignore symptoms so often
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because we just think that this is normal.
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We think our friends are going through it, so obviously we are too, and we then stop then
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looking and researching for the why.
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And these symptoms, when we're talking about sexual changes through erectile dysfunction,
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through vaginal changes, these are symptoms.
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And while they commonly happen with age, it is not necessarily because of age.
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And if even if it is, there's still things we can do about it because there are root causes,
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and that is why I wanted to invite Jeff to talk about this today because we gotta get out of
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this thinking that it is just because of age.
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That is doing so much damage to us, to our health, and to our relationships.
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So, Jeff, thank you so much for joining me today.
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It is a pleasure to have you on the lounge.
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Thank you.
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I'm I'm excited to be here.
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I've listened to your podcast several times, and I'm excited to be here.
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Thank you.
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Fabulous.
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It's my pleasure.
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And so, you know, let's start about this.
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Like, what do you like, talking about this as far as age, like, what do you think is going on
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from a root cause perspective, especially with, like, with ED?
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We'll start with ED in part two.
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We'll get more into the female side of things.
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And what do you think is the really what happening here, and why do you think so often
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it's just like, okay, we would get prescribed the little blue pill and it can work sometimes
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for people for a while and stop or work acutely, not fix the chronic problem.
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So what is going on here and why are we just often saying it is age and telling people to
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deal with it?
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What a great question and I love your intro because that's exactly what I was told
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verbatim.
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Well, you're just getting old, and that's what happens when you get old.
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I was 40 years old.
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40 years old is not old.
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I mean I mean, my mind was very sexually driven, and my body was saying, I'm not
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cooperating.
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I'm out.
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You know?
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So the pills, you know, I did what everybody else does.
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I, you know, I started looking at hormone replacement therapy twenty years ago and, like,
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maybe that's a problem.
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And it was.
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I mean, my testosterone at 27, I know for a fact, was eleven eighty five.
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And then at 40, just thirteen years later, it had dropped all the way to three zero five.
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So that's what got my curiosity up.
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Like, what caused that, number one?
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And why don't the pills work anymore?
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What's going on?
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And so I started digging deep and and for years for years, everybody's chasing blood flow,
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blood flow, blood flow.
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Thus, the pills.
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Thus, the topical ointments, pumps, and take nitric oxide, and do this, do that.
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There's so many gimmicks on the market and more today than there were twenty years ago, but
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there there were still quite a few.
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And I'm like, listen, there's a real problem.
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And I don't know what that is, I'm gonna find it.
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And I started reading white paper after white paper, mean, hundreds.
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And they were all saying the same thing, and there was one common denominator that nobody
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was addressing.
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And I've got a very extensive laser background, and I understand laser medicine very well.
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I've got a master's in laser physics.
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I'm I'm very well versed in medical lasers.
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And I'm looking at all this information, I'm like, listen, everybody's talking about a lack
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of collagen in the penile tissue.
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Everybody's talking about the the degeneration of collagen, and and we're assigning it to age.
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K?
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Which didn't make sense to me because I knew 70 year olds at the time that had no problems
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getting erections, which made me feel horrible at 40.
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Like, why am I?
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They're old.
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I'm not.
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You know?
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So and now I'm 60.
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They're not old either.
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But Yep.
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Back back then, I was that was my mindset.
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So in that process, I really started digging deep.
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And and when I say deep, I mean, I worked with cadavers.
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I've I worked with pigs, dead pigs, and and cut into the tissue.
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I gotta figure this out.
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Lo and behold, it's traditional medicine teaches that we age and lose testosterone, but
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that's not true.
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What happens, we stop producing testosterone by about 2% a year in our somewhere in our
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twenties.
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Now, obviously, for me, it happened after 27 and was a whole lot more than 2% a year to be
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down to three zero five in just thirteen years.
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But what I learned is and I'm just gonna use round numbers for conversation sake.
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Let's say let's say your your prime level left testosterone was at a thousand.
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And as it's coming down, gets to 600.
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That's an activating point.
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And let me explain it by making it real simple to understand, give you a little word a little
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picture here, mental picture, and that is think of your body like electrical box at home where
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all your breakers are.
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What happens, your testosterone hits that 600 or 500 for that level's unique for everybody.
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That opens the door to your electrical panel and starts turning breakers off one at a time
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until the final breaker is turned off and you expire.
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That is the aging process.
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But what it is is it started because your testosterone hit a certain level and that
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opened the door, that activated.
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Contrary to Western medicine, we lose testosterone and then we a or we we age and
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then lose testosterone.
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It's we lose testosterone and that activates the aging process.
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So once I started figuring that out, I said, okay.
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So then what about this collagen stuff?
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Well, guess what the first breaker that gets turned off in your body is?
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Production of collagen.
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So as that breaker gets turned off, it happens to men and women same time, same thing.
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It's just women notice it because women are in the mirror every day and they go, hey.
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Where'd that line come from?
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Where'd that wrinkle come from?
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Men, we don't care about stuff like that.
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But nevertheless, it's happening.
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Inside the penis, two tubes called the corpus cavernosum.
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Inside of that is a spongy tissue called the spongiosum.
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That spongy tissue is responsible for absorbing all the blood that flows into the penis until
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it hits a level in that penis that activates a muscle behind the scrotum called the
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bulbospongiosis that squeezes down, locks down the blood that's in the penis until orgasm.
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Then that muscle relaxes, blood flows back out.
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So that sponge is held together by collagen.
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So what happens is the sponge starts getting not very effective.
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It's absorbing less and less.
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So people don't really notice it because it's so slow.
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It's over a time process.
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But the first symptom of erectile dysfunction, and I hear it from every patient, The first
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symptom of erectile dysfunction is I can get erect, but I can't maintain it.
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And now it's getting harder to maintain it longer, and it goes down way quick.
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Sometimes I can't even penetrate, it's already gone down.
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And that's because the sponge is getting more lax and more lax or more dried out because the
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collagen is degenerating.
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And if it doesn't get full enough, it doesn't activate that muscle and it creates what's
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called medically as the venous leak.
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So when and once you start that, then our bodies are really, really good at
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overcompensating for injuries and problems.
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So your veins say, hey, mister Sponge, you're not absorbing all the blood we're sending in,
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so they help out And they develop atrophy and shrink up to send less volume of blood in.
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So now you got a 75% erection, and then you're still not absorbing it, so your body reacts.
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And now you got about a 50% erection.
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So eventually, I got people who come in at various stages, but they come in and I meet
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with them in a consultation and they tell me, at best, I got 30% erection.
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And then I got guys that tell me, you know, I get about a 75% erection and it doesn't stay
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there.
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This is all over the board.
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And then have you ever had your testosterone checked?
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No.
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Okay.
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Well, we need to talk about that.
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So we just kind of go through the process, but the cause of erectile dysfunction is not blood
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flow.
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It's a decaying sponge from decaying collagen.
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A result of erectile dysfunction is less blood flow.
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So I said, okay.
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Let's walk that backwards.
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Let's not work let's not worry about reversing the blood flow if I don't have a sponge to
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absorb it.
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Let's how to figure out the sponge.
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So many articles about degenerating collagen and lower collagen levels in the spongy tissue
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with testosterone deficient men.
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Okay.
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This makes sense.
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It's all starting to click together.
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So I knew how what I had been in lasers laser medicine so long.
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I knew what I had to do.
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I knew how to remodel collagen.
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I do you know, do on women's faces all the time.
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But on a penis?
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No.
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I don't know.
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I gotta figure this out.
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You know?
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And I always joke and say, I won't admit or deny that I burned myself and a couple
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volunteers a few times trying to figure this out.
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But eventually, figured out it takes a special kind of laser to remodel the collagen.
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Once we get that tissue the spongy tissue regenerating, well, then we can create
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angiogenesis in the penis in the corpus cavernosum and develop new blood vessels.
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So we get rid of the old, bring in the new, get rid of the old sponge, regenerate just like
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lifting weights.
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When you lift weights, you tear your muscles down, and your body at the cellular level
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rebuilds them.
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So that was, in a nutshell, the premise.
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And it sounds like it didn't take very long, but it it took fifteen years to figure all this
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out.
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And because I kept chasing all the same stuff, and I kept going down rabbit holes that
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everybody else was going down.
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And it's really interesting how some of the most simple things are right in front of you
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and, you because they're simple, you overlook them.
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So that's kind of the story behind it all.
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And I'm gonna tell you, when I when I figured it out, I saw results within three, four
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treatments of myself.
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Then I got a couple guys to volunteer at no cost and they started getting results four to
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five, six treatments in.
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Then I said, you know, I'm gonna do a clinical study on this.
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I developed also a I developed a biologic that we inject one time because o shot and p shot,
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they've been around forever.
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Doctor Reynolds, Fairhope, Alabama invented it.
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Back then, that's all we knew.
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But what I didn't like about it was, number one, if I were to do that today, I'm 60 years
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old.
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Well, my stem cells aren't very good or my exosomes and my PRP is not very good.
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They're old.
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So I needed something more regenerative, younger, better that was just more
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regenerative.
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And the other thing I didn't like about the p shot is it's five and a half ml injected into
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the penis.
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That's a lot of volume doing a penis.
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So it's very painful.
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And then to do it right, you got to do it three times two weeks apart, and nobody sells it that
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way.
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None of these med spas and all they don't sell it that way.
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They just it's one treat, you know, one shot.
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It's not gonna help.
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It's not gonna work.
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Same with women.
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Shoot.
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Women get two ml in a clitoris.
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Wow.
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Talk about volume pressure.
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So, yeah, all that was developed, and and then I did a clinical study on it and of two hundred
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fifty patients and had a ninety seven percent success rate.
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Ninety seven point six, actually.
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And now we've had over 3,200 patients since we've been open on a retail clinic side for six
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years, and we had over thirty two hundred patients go through the process.
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And and we've maintained a ninety seven point two percent success rate.
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And it's the same story, different day, different man, but all the same stories.
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And I'm telling you, we're seeing results on people who had complete prostatectomies from
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prostate cancer, from radiation from prostate cancer, And it's been it's just been rewarding.
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It's so fun to give people their life back.
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Can't tell
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the most of the most of
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the trade I went through
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Sure.
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At 40 years old.
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Oh my god.
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Sure.
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Yeah.
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I love it so much.
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And I want to I I have couple follow-up comments and and a question and a few things to
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say here.
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But the first is, like, I do so value, like, the level of research you've put in this, and I
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think it's so wise.
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Like, the idea of continuing continuing to ask why.
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Like, okay, well, why does this happen?
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And why does that happen?
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And why does that happen?
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You know, I really think that's how we get to the root is continuing to ask that and so many
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people are not.
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So just kudos to you for doing that.
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I want listeners to know that in addition to all of us, like, I am a big fan of getting to
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the root and giving something that can support you right away while you're getting to the
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root.
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And just so everybody knows, one of my favorite devices for this is the LUXIS.
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I'm gonna put a link to this as well as all of Jeff's information so you can get ahold of him
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in the show notes below the video.
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And this toy is amazing because you do have this cock ring that can help keep blood in the
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penis and and can help with that in the acute time when you need to have those erections.
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But the most amazing thing is the female part, which this goes around the woman's thighs and
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sits with this part here right at the clitoris, and this vibrates.
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So she can keep this exactly fully in place, tighten it up around her thighs.
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In any position, this is vibrating so she gets that clitoral stimulation, which is incredibly
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important because less than a third of women can actually orgasm from penetrative sex alone.
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Majority of women need that clitoral stimulation.
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And when he's wearing this, which helps keep blood flow in it, this has a magnet which
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stimulates this other part.
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And what that means is that when he is getting closer to her or faster, it's actually
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controlling her vibrations.
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So while you have her in any positions, while there's that blood flow, she's still gonna be
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able to experience her clitoris being stimulated, which is gonna help with that
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orgasm gap and all that.
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So I just wanted to throw that in there because I think it's a super important point for
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people.
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And my one of my questions for you is like because it's it's so interesting, I find, in
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the sexual dysfunction world that we almost like like make men and women into these
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different categories oftentimes.
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We think oftentimes in medicine like, well, these are male problems and these are female
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problems.
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And I know you and I both know that when you get to the root cause, it's a manifestation of
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this way Yes.
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In the man versus, you know, the woman.
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But it's like some of this the, you know, similar root causes.
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And as you're talking about, like, this lack of collagen and, you know, what's going to happen
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with the spongy tissue and all that with with these changes, one of the things I'm thinking
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about is, like, as far as the health of the pelvic floor is that you're getting, like, that
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lack of elasticity.
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Right?
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That's what you're describing.
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We see that for women.
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That's a huge problem.
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So I'm curious, you know, just about your protocol.
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Like, are you helping, like, do anything to kind of work with that increasing that
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elasticity of those pelvic floor muscles in men?
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Can you can you talk a little bit about that?
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Yeah.
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So with men with men, it's important to exercise that bulbospongiosis.
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Because as your sponge is not getting full and activating that muscle, looks like every other
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muscle that you're not using, it gets atrophy.
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So male Kegels are very, very important.
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They're very important.
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You know, when I realized that pills that it when I got onto the sponge part, like, it's not
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filling up, it was a problem.
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And the pills weren't working.
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That's what drove me to the sponge research because when I read that it was there's lack of
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collagen and testosterone testosterone deficient, all that stuff, the pills were
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starting not to work, which is proof because those pills work.
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I don't care if you get an erection or not, they dilate vascularity.
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I I know very a lot of physician friends that prescribe those for stressful jobs.
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So you're having a bad stressful day for air traffic controller.
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Take twenty milligrams of the Cialis, and it'll create blood flow.
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A lot of things like that.
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And they work.
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They dilate vascularity.
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But what good is that when you don't have anything to absorb it?
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So the body dilates, sends a bunch of blood in, and every man tells me, well, when I take them
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now, I get a little firm, but there's no erection.
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Well, why is that?
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Because they're working.
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You got a bunch of blood flowing in, but it's not being absorbed, so it's flowing right back
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out.
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Yeah.
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So that is the problem.
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And with women, people understand there's no the only difference between a penis and a
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clitoris, one has a urethra, one doesn't, and size, obviously.
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But they have the same corpus cavernosum, the same spongiosum.
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It's the same.
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Look at a cross section of a penis and a cross section of clitoris.
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So I was like, wait a minute.
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If this is helping men, I can restore clitoral atrophy.
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So we started working on that.
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Lo and behold, women respond very quick.
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The problem is with women, they get and we'll get in more into this in part two, but women go
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through more than just that.
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Yeah.
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They they have ED, quote unquote, with their clitoris, but they don't really realize it.
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But when that's happening, that's destroying clitoral nerves and sensitivity.
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So there goes your sensation, there goes your orgasm, and it's and then what happens is, as
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you talk about the pelvic floor, when that relaxes, women go through what's called vaginal
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relaxation syndrome.
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That vaginal canal drops, and when that happens, the rugae that line the vaginal canal,
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that's what creates the wetness.
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So when that canal drops, those ruegi go flat, and they're not on edge anymore.
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And then now comes the vaginal atrophy, the dryness, the pain.
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It it it's a domino effect.
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And so pelvic floor health is so important, and it's just like it's just like every other
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muscle.
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When we stop using muscles in our body, they get atrophy.
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Why do why do sedentary people get weak?
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And they say like, when you're old, like eighties, late eighties, they say a fall is
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likely and the fall is the beginning of the end.
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Why is that?
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Because their muscles aren't being used and they don't have the support.
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So it's the same thing.
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If we don't exercise that pelvic floor and and work that, we're gonna get atrophy.
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It's gonna be a problem.
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Yeah.
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Thank you for explaining that, and we will go through that from the female part so much in
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part two you guys.
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So below the video here, you're gonna find coupon codes to Alexis like I talked about for
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getting discounts.
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You're going to find how to access part two.
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And I know after listening to this and realizing how unique Jeff's approach is and how
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much he knows, like, you know, I interview so many people.
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I think I'm, what, close to I don't know.
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I think we're on like a 100 episode, a 120 at this point.
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And you are definitely saying things on this episode that nobody has said before.
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It's just absolutely wonderful.
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So I wanna make sure that people know how to get a hold of you to check out your work, to
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get started.
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I know when people come in, you offer a free book too when when people take you up on that
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first visit.
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So can you tell us a little bit about that?
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And you guys will have all of this information that Jeff's about to share here and, like, the
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links, all of that below below the video for you all.
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Yeah.
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You know, I I'm proud of my story.
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A lot of people get embarrassed about ED, and I can't tell you how many people say, well, I
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don't have that problem, but my friend does.
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And and it's just they're embarrassed, I get it.
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But guess what?
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You cannot heal what you're afraid to reveal.
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Right?
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So we gotta talk about the problem.
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But so I I finally just said, I'm just gonna write my story in a it's a small little book.
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Take thirty minutes to get through, but it tells the story.
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It gives the science background of it, the success of the treatments.
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And I'm 60 years old now, and I am never been more proud of my age in my life than I am
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today.
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I turned 60 in October.
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I'm healthier than I've ever been.
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My blood counts are perfect.
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My if you if I gave you my blood my labs, you would think you were looking at a 25 year old.
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I mean, my blood is perfect.
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My hormone levels are great.
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I have more energy than ever.
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And it's because of this experience and realizing how to connect the dots and how to
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get better.
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So I just put it down in a story format and put a little book.
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So, yeah, when you come in for a consultation as a patient, we give you a free one.
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And especially, you know, if they decide I can't afford this or don't wanna do this or
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whatever, we just give them the book anyway and tell them thanks for coming in.
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And and when when you're ready, we're here.
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You know?
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So Amazing.
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We just wanna make it a bit.
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It's really important.
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I can't tell you the emotional strain.
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Women can kinda close off to it a bit and kinda pro program their mind like, I don't get
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orgasms.
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It hurts.
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I don't wanna so they just kinda they're strong mentally, and they're able to just shut that
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off.
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Men, you take a man's penis away, they're I mean, they're I just I tell people all the
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time, I felt like I had to turn in my man card.
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I was done at 40, and it was embarrassing.
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It was humiliating, depressing as heck.
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And so it's just important.
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I can't tell you how many people tell me thank you for giving me my life back.
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So it's very
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And thank you for ending on that point because even the term like, this is something else I
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say a lot.
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It's like even the term sexual dysfunction, I think is actually really problematic.
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Like, sometimes I will say that just from a a medical perspective.
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But I really think it, like, does disservice, especially for men, about talking about it
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because what we're really talking about here is is an imbalance.
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And when we use dysfunction, it sounds like shameful.
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And, you know, and and not being able to get or maintain our interaction while there is a lot
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of more, like, emotional and and mental and, you know, can feel my understanding from
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talking to men is can feel, like you said, like, robbing them of their mask masculinity.
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And while all that is is emotionally true, at the same time, there's no difference in an
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imbalance in the penis or an imbalance in the blood sugar.
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It's like there are just imbalances in the body.
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The root causes might be different, but all we're talking about is like, oh, the body's out
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of balance.
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Let's figure out why.
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And so I really appreciate, you know, you sharing your story and and taking the shame out
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of it.
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Definitely encourage men that if you live long enough, pretty much everybody due to age
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changes that are reversible, they're just things that get out of balance commonly when we
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age, not because of age, just because we live a long time and things get out of balance, that
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are fixable.
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And so working with somebody like you is essential.
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I also want the ladies to know that one of my favorite devices also when we're talking about
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orgasms and so many women are like, wow, this is not important to me anymore.
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But here's a really interesting device, which is the Lioness.
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And the Lioness is amazing because what this device does is it is like a it's a data
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tracking device for your orgasms.
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And just like tracking our steps, when we track our steps and we realize, oh, I track my steps,
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I walk more, when you actually use this and it's hooked up to an app on the phone where you
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can see arousal and orgasms, well, what their company is doing when they're they're working a
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lot with the Female Sexual Research Institute where they're actually studying this and
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they're finding that when women track their orgasms, orgasm quality, orgasm quantity, and
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interest in sex are going up.
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So it makes sense.
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So you'll find discount codes and all of that in the show notes.
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You guys make sure you go check out Jeff's yeah.
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Jeff's page.
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Make sure you get that appointment with him.
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I think he can extremely help so many of you.
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Women, he has something for you too, so make sure you go check out part two.
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Men and women, I always encourage you if you're in hetero relationships to check out additional
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stuff for the opposite sex because it makes us better partners, lovers, support, and all of
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that.
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I thank you all for listening.
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We will see you in part two.
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