74: Aggressive Male TRT Approach, Erectile Dysfunction Drugs, and Alzheimer's Disease
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Buck Joffrey MD speaks to Justin Houman MD who is a urologist regarding the idea of aggressive testosterone treatment to decrease the risk of metabolic syndrome and therefore multiple other disease processes that are downstream. Other topics disgust include erectile dysfunction, early treatment with ED meds and the correlation with Alzheimer's disease.
Show Notes:
1:27 Is it true that the testosterone in men in general has gone down?
02:43 Common symptoms of low testosterone
05:15 Normal level of testosterone
07:19 Testosterone and metabolic syndrome
12:49 Testosterone replacement therapy and cancer
16:03 Downside of testosterone replacement therapy
19:18 Different options to supplement testosterone
29:03 What's on the horizon?
32:50 ED and cardiovascular diseases
38:35 Should all 40+ men be on daily Cialis?
40:43 Penile pump
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