A Urologist On Improving Erections, No Nut November, and Low Testosterone | Dr. Rena Malik

[@RenaMalikMD]

Thanks for having me on the podcast! Always a great time collaborating with you!

[@AlenAbdula]

Great discussion as always. Thank you.

[@MYSTERIOUS-r9n]

Unfortunate, you couldn't comment any earlier.

[@AlenAbdula]

@@MYSTERIOUS-r9n she doesn't sit refreshing like you do

[@tentaplayz3691]

DID Y'ALL CHANGE THE THUMBNAIL OR AM I TRIPPING?

[@flappyelf4065]

Wait what??? Ohhhh yeahhhhhhh!!!! I noticed that now lol

[@Yukongoldpotato]

As someone who grew up in a household where these discussions of sex and even genital health were very unacceptable, this discussion covered in less than 2 hours most of what it took me years to figure out on my own. Thank you for helping people get the information I didn't have.

[@hzgolshan777]

I can relate

[@derpyderp1998]

I grew up in a household of only girls so it wasn't an option

[@jessicasuzanne___]

It wasn’t/ isn’t talked about in my family either and I’m the type of person that feels more pleasure than others and have a tendency to get overstimulated/ overwhelmed a lot (could be a sign of too much dopamine in my brain). I’ve always felt shameful about ‘having alone time’

[@GreenHeet]

It wasn't discussed in my house either, which is why I went to the library and checked out a book about sex when I was a young girl.

[@AlexanderEspinoza-h9d]

​@@GreenHeetYou must be a disappointment

[@clintrollins7882]

This woman is exactly what doctors should strive to be! Professional, knowledgeable, real, not greedy, and humble!! Thank you!!

[@Kobieldz]

Hearing doctor Mike talk about edging is wild 💀💀

[@GD--]

Gotta add this to stuff that happened before GTA 6's release. 💀

[@osbre8110]

not that much, its not really an internet term, it's just a popular practice

[@Kobieldz]

@@osbre8110🤓

[@jjonez704]

Those who knows 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@StewChicken42]

Dr. K (@HealthyGamerGG - a psychiatrist on KZbin as well) has recently talked about "gooning". Very interesting.

[@KMD-qj1qc]

I love it when Dr Mike has other doctors on and talks medicine ! 😃, hope we get more of these kind of podcasts

[@SpagzFunny]

He’s been doing this for years, there are lots of episodes of this podcast

[@acidxreptile5081]

Doctor mike is a good time

[@BoudewijnRombouts]

Thanks for having this conversation in public. ED is so often ridiculed in our society, while it can take a significant toll on a man's mental health. It's good to see people like you two changing that narrative into something healthy and helpful.

[@daveburgan]

There is a significant connection with ED and being cut as an infant. No one in the US will talk about this

[@Acts-1322]

​@daveburgan MUCH bigger connection with insulin resistance/ prediabetes, because that damages the circulatory system, causing inability to have blood to flow in. All the ultra processed products, added sugars, seed oils, and poor muscle health, lack of quality sleep in the USA

[@Acts-1322]

​@@daveburgan nah, insulin resistance /prediabetes is a far bigger problem. Unhealthy muscles, too much sugar and processed food products

[@mattymo2012]

Had an issue with pelvic floor dysfunction a few years back. Painful/burning urination, sex etc. Did pelvic floor therapy and it was a life saver. Never knew it was a thing but I am so thankful for it. Thank you Dr. Mike and Dr. Malik for this interview. Hope it helps a lot of guys that went through or are going through the same thing I did.

[@chris_bb]

what did you learn from it? Were there exercises you did that helped? and if so, do you mind sharing those exercises? :o

[@Zdeciak]

This was a great coversation, done with such a proffesional tone. That's how this should be done.

[@Omt0414]

Listening to this podcast makes me relieved to learn but also devastated. I had an ex that struggled with ED despite being in his early-mid 30s. He used to smoke and blamed that for part of the issue, but his father also died from a heart attack when he was younger. I always tried to see if he would be willing to talk to a doctor because I remember Doctor Mike mentioning it can be a sign of vascular issues, but he refused and would get upset if I brought it up. I don’t date him anymore and I doubt he’d listen if I sent this to him now. It sucks to know so many people like him are at possible risk and won’t receive help despite all the signs and options available.

[@VladislavDerbenev]

Don't doubt, if you care, just write a warm "I thought this might help", it is free and might change lives

[@DrJesseAbend]

Fantastic conversation! 🙌 You both covered so many important and relevant topics-I hope this podcast reaches a wide audience. One topic that really stood out to me was testosterone. I see many young males in my practice being unnecessarily prescribed testosterone by online companies, often without proper workup or monitoring, which is truly concerning. I’ll be sharing this with my patients and hope more people tune in!

[@jacobgames3412]

Jesse we need to cook - Heisenberg

[@Patrick-y4d1z]

Would love to see a video on hairloss in men - it's so easy to get online-prescriptions for finasteride and minoxidyl that it's a little worrying. And so many companies are advertising on KZbin through creators a lot.

[@user-hr1rd6gl6n]

*wild audience you mean 😉 jk lol

[@Anon26535]

When high school kids are getting loaded With roids like Greg "Man Whose Arms Exploded" Valentino's Anything goes!

[@EPS5000]

“Why are guys obsessed with increasing semen” I have never in my life thought of my semen levels. I didn’t even know some guys worry about it.

[@blessedisshe3753]

Men who are struggling to reproduce do. And sadly the population is on a swift decline

[@pingponglee]

Sad

[@chelsearetherford3335]

I don't know I think a lot of guy just thinks more is better and bigger is better it gets to the point they become obsessed with it even if there the only one who notices.

[@arneshpal7702]

nah more is good

[@SuperGalinaBro]

Males with infertility are more worried about their semen levels.

[@mdre3105]

Dang, Dr. Mike did such a phenomenal job meditating her answers. He makes sure anything she says that isn't imminently obvious to extract "the bottom line" from is restarted by him and reconfirmed by her agreement/approval. As a scientist, it's very important to learn how to structure your language to be precise and avoid misinterpretation or misinformation (especially these days). I felt she left a lot for Doctor Mike to restate for her to avoid misinforming the audience.

[@valerieemming6377]

Thank you for talking about the testing time of day & side effects of testosterone therapy to your audience. Infertility has yet to mentioned in other platforms. As a pharmacist, it’s disheartening that this important information is missed. I end up commenting, but that does not guarantee anyone sees that information. Love this talk and the quality info! Thank you!

[@carelilomeli794]

I love how this human took the opportunity to inform and educate us, based on real facts and scientific evidence, being a great doctor and taking advantage of his "fame" for something good unlike many people who only want to benefit themselves, I like how you make your content so easy to understand. Thank you!

[@Grintock]

This human? As opposed to what, a dog?

[@dinglesworld]

@@GrintockYes, he has the human form.

[@tappingtechie08]

I wholeheartedly agree on how painful a kidney stone is. Had one several years ago. 0/10 wouldn't recommend. So thankful to the ER staff that took fantastic care of me and the amazingness that is Zofran.

[@patrickstonetree1]

Hydronephritis is a kind of pain that is hard to describe - I usually say it is "all encompassing and impossible to ignore."

[@TF-Times]

Bro. I had one a few weeks ago. Wasn’t even a large one but I was writhing on the floor.

[@カスカディア国人]

I have them all the time. Zofran or promethazine, and Hydrocodone are a blessing.

[@ivoryas1696]

​@@TF-Times Many a challenge I intend to conquer someday... But that is _definitely, _*_definitely_* one I hope to *never* deal with! 😓

[@Mika-n7s]

I'm learning from my mom's medical book I know a little bit of huge words but my mom's a nurse and I get to learn from a doctor this is so exciting for me❤️

[@blu_heron]

Dr. Malik is fantastic, it’s so great to see her in the Check Up

[@LouisvilleHawk]

Dr Mike, I want to thank you for these kinds of videos. Especially after Tuesday, we need to have more forces out there sharing solid, fact based, and informative content about these kinds of subjects. And viewers, we need to share these kinds of videos with our friends and our kids! Share positive and expert information!

[@Galvantez]

For real. Health and health education is in real danger.

[@isagoldfield7393]

Thank You Dr. Mike💕

[@ivoryas1696]

​@@Galvantez -Me when I see RFKj talk about -_-literally -_*_-anything-_*- that isn't simply UPFs and adjacent concepts. 😩- That it is sir... that it is...

[@KingstonHawke]

I saw the length of this and was not intended to watch the entire video in one sitting... but I did! Almost couldn't help but to. You two do a great job asking questions that are interesting, and answering them in ways that are easy to understand.

[@Pinecone391]

Dr. Mike is a W

[@JohnnyboiRL]

1st replie

[@ewrock7635]

He would know a thing or two about low testosterone, being a liberal man and all...

[@EyeHeartSUSHI]

he is a 10/10

[@jacobgames3412]

Frfr

[@woahhhh_cool]

@@EyeHeartSUSHIthat’s just weird..

[@evanpaulsmithfalconfogolin6147]

Rena cares more about your package than you do. This woman has dedicated her life to helping people be happy with healthy packages, true expression of love right here.

[@Valintinus]

Thank you, Dr. Mikhail! Watching you from Kiev.

[@2trappyshekar_ZA]

no one asked

[@khalidmerghani1277]

I hope you and your family are safe. And may god watch over you.

[@heyyou..]

@@2trappyshekar_ZAI did

[@Sldkredits]

@@2trappyshekar_ZA shut up bro

[@OmANnIe]

​@@2trappyshekar_ZAyou need to relax. No reason for hate here.

[@Mc-r4q]

Dr. Malik is great and so informative! Thanks for having her on! HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR. MIKE!! 🎂 Love your channel! 😃

[@rocky8855]

Rena Malik is the best. I learn so much from her podcast!

[@victoriahamilton1442]

Thank you for providing me a stress free place to watch content! It has been hard for me to be online at all after this years election results and it’s nice to have somewhere to go.

[@ScottVessey-f8u]

WOW!!! I’ve never heard a doctor like this lady. She is really intelligent. She put it all right out there. I’ve seen a couple primary doctors through the years over some of this issues that disguise apparently have at times they don’t even know 5% of what she knows shame those doctors.

[@christosegkos]

Excellent discussion! I greatly respect both of you; please continue your efforts. Your ethics and passion are greatly needed.

[@3IRDDY]

The communication, vulnerability, and sense of security in this podcast is so welcoming! Love this!

[@hyunkayxx]

Do you know Dr. Mike? You made my hopes of becoming a doctor resurrect, thank you for your help I can decide my dreams come back, hopefully someday I can pride myself on wearing a long white coat and being a great doctor like you. And sorry for my english, I hope you understand what I'm saying.

[@カスカディア国人]

You did very well with your English ❤️

[@tannercaron8463]

The issue with testing for testosterone, the "normal range" is 300-1200. The range is extreme. This range doesn't even look at age. So 300 for a 20 year old and 300 for a 65 year old are both considered normal.

[@taylorhillard4868]

Yes because age changes the number, not the sensitivity. Meaning the range is pretty accurate for all ages. A 20 year old at 220 and an 80 year old at 220 are both hypogonadal. However what's more important is symptomology in general. You might have one guy (regardless of age) at 290 that feels fine and has no symptoms because his sensitivity is higher than normal. You can also have guys at 350, who are having all the symptoms because thier receptor density or sensitivity are abnormally low. That's part of why the range is so broad to begin with, since a lot of guys with "low normal" are usually highly sensitive, and guys with "high normal" levels are less sensitive, since guys with 400 and 900 are basically indiscernible from each other.

[@jonevansauthor]

I don't see how you're supposed to build data on this and determine what is actually normal, when doctors are refusing to do testosterone tests and no-one is gathering the data on a population level and your doctor hasn't got your previous checks in your medical records so they can say, 'Look, your T was 500 at 19, 485 at 30, 470 at 45 and this reduction isn't due to a hormonal problem, but because this chart matches up perfectly with your muscle mass loss which I also have the data for.' I really don't think doctors get big data or what it's for yet. There's a company that's edging in on using heart rate to accurately pin down your blood glucose which would democratise continuous blood glucose monitors since it'll be a one time purchase. They can only do that with huge amounts of data, which Dr Mike has said before he's opposed to gathering because the general public can't interpret it. Well... neither can scientists if they aren't allowed to gather it.

[@nab5035]

@@taylorhillard4868 usually people get ordered a hormone panel through their primary care physician and they ask for symptomology and interpret current T levels in the context of patient history. If T is borderline low, there are lifestyle interventions that can nearly double the testosterone, especially in younger men. Having more sensitive and specific tests and adjusting the ranges for age might be a good thing, but the problem that ‘some people who would benefit from TRT are being missed because of these rigid and outdated reference values’ is just not existent, because even if the T is low - lifestyle first, medications later. And not that many people maximize their T FOR SURE because majority of them are (a third of the male population-and that’s a conservative estimate) sedentary and don’t sleep enough. Drugs are cool but they don’t cure the underlying issue of WHY the T was relatively low. Sorry if it sounds like i made a couple of strawmen here, my point wasn’t really orthogonal to yours but kinda adjacent 😅

[@jonathan2847]

The problem is that these sort of "normal range"s are based on medical affects without considering life style affects. A doctor might tell a patient they are "healthy" then they go home and kill themselves, the problem is this seperation.

[@nab5035]

@@jonathan2847 strawman argument. anyone with relative low T whose symptoms like suicidal ideation checks out would be adviced lifestyle modifications. they would unalive themselves not because of low T (like just because someone died of a heart attach and had covid didn’t die from r o m covid) and even if it was low T doctor is not responsible for not prescribing TRT

[@hunteruk3967]

Wow...the amount of information un this video which can be easily understandable by non medicine affiliated people is immense. This is such an informative and highly recommendsble video. Specially for societies where sex education is frowned upon unfortunately and the youth is deprived of the most mecessary information such as this.

[@maggiemajor4348]

Dr. Mike can you make one of these relating to women’s health and dispelling birth control myths. Why does testosterone come with all these risks of infertility if female OCP doesn’t

[@patrciaclemons8183]

Eggs are already there homegirl. Sperm isn't

[@ajblood2758]

Valuable information Comprehensive podcast Impressive I found several answers to questions in situations that happened to me in daily life Several questions that came to my mind were resolved 👑

[@klo7020]

I’m literally a 17 year old girl this has nothing to do with me but I’m watching the whole thing 😂😂

[@meow0112]

Same

[@viirinsoftworks1304]

Who knows, in the future you might need this info in order to make someone else in your life make certain changes.

[@Star_Gazyer]

I’m doing this as a 15 year old😂😂😂

[@SunneeDragon]

It’s pretty fascinating ngl

[@BrandonWestfall]

Literally or actually? Stop overusing "literally."

[@PainReaverX2]

Love your videos Dr. Mike especially, these ones. The talks with special guests! Молодрц!

[@jamieloxton3881]

So I’m in Aus, not the US, but I love Dr Mikes podcast because he’s not scared to ask the questions a lot of men won’t. Thank you Dr Mike ❤💪

[@RLben10]

These podcasts are actually really interesting! Would love to see this turn into a series 💯❤

[@kevindexterpattee]

Really great talk. Informative without the soundbite/clickbait that you find with so many other health "communicators".

[@FF7EverCrisis]

Thank you very much, for everything and specially the last part. I now know how to have the talk to my sons. Thank you Dr. Mike and Dr Malik. Appreciate it greatly

[@AFO3310]

There are SO many factors when it comes to sexual health. Stress, lifestyle, diet, relationship with a partner, fatigue, etc. Just enjoy the time with your partner.

[@MerkurX]

“We go through all the patients and training”. Well said! 👏👏👏

[@_Frank_Simile]

23:43 can't tell you how many of us needed to hear this fr

[@lenithemonster7119]

She is amazing! Waw, how well she can talk about the problem so we all can understand. Thanks dr Mike! Another great interview

[@PainReaverX2]

I found Dr. Rena Malik's videos after I had a kidney stone removed, wearing a catheter, what to except, and how to prevent kidney stones in the future!

[@EVWOW13]

Thank you Doctor Mike for giving us the content we need. You always put a smile on my face and it has been great to watch you discuss problems in our society! You are an amazing human and you should be recognized for all you do!

[@CptApplestrudl]

Regarding hormon replacement, you should get your most obvious checkpoints in line: Exercise regularly, sleep well, eat healthy, relax. As you get older, you can get your stats checked anyway.

[@etefanyt245]

Dr. Mike thank you, for sharing both of your expertise on this subject. I really appreciate you for all the educational content you have posted!

[@DesireFun7]

When you have decided that this is what you want to do, then put your whole heart into it, thinking that this is your last chance.

[@noahcarmona8532]

Thank you for asking guests why they choose certain specialities! As a premed I always love hearing reasons why people specialize so I can increase my knowledge on what I would want to do in the future

[@DelTheEditor]

Yayy i‘ve been waiting for Dr.Mike to collab with Dr.Rena Malik🏆bc i havent seen him collab with her byee ima watch now got my snack ready 😊😂(also ik they collabed together already i just meant not like a podcast )

[@meszarosmate4257]

I think the podcast is excellent. Detailed and has a certain humor too. I would have liked to have heard more about cases like this, where testicular pain occurs in men, background information or just information worth mentioning. Dr. Rena Malik is still a very competent urologist, thank you very much

[@paulatorres3227]

Great podcast with discussion some things I knew about but several things I was definitely educated on. Great info thanks to both of you.

[@robsyube]

Great interview! We shud have more ppl talk about this.

[@BentleyFn-i6v]

Hey Doctor Mike, Been enjoying your content

[@KyleHohn]

Good content! Actually informational and makes the world a better place :) educational and authoritative

[@ArianaAte-mm2]

Who else loves dr Mike ? ❤

[@Theo_Yt1530]

I saw the NNN part of the title and I was immediately intrigued

[@Eddd1e]

What part does he talk about it?

[@Theo_Yt1530]

@@Eddd1e idk man, I’m too lazy to watch the video again and comment to you the time :P

[@Eddd1e]

@@Theo_Yt1530 ight thanks appreciate it but then I guess the video didn’t intrigue you 💀

[@vidit1671]

This is actually very educative n informative which would be otherwise likely a sensitive topic out there for others for which i gladly appreciate u for to do so on behalf of everyone out there if not just for me

[@lara.lakovic]

I've been having low s drive problems for more than two yrs now and I had no idea there was treatment for that. Def gonna talk about it to my gynecologist, thank you for doing your job amazingly!

[@tristanpegnottga2002]

This is the only content of Dr Mikes that i still watch

[@oddw0rd]

Good episode. It would be better if you didn't use acronyms or when u do that you regularly provide the unabbreviated form.

[@tans3015]

I'm a medical professional, and I noticed the same thing.

[@joshHaliburton-u5v]

This was such a great discussion Mike I’m glad you and her could discuss the uncomfortable discussion that some may have some uncertainty asking Thanks for the great advice like always!😊

[@TalEdds]

Dr. Rena was amazing.

[@Timelessecko]

Learned a lot in this segment. Thank you both for the information.

[@Chloe.dxx1]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE HOPE U HAD A GOOD DAY 👍

[@calvinfelton4077]

This was a truly a great conversation. Very informative, learned alot.

[@adrianrr18]

1:18:35 "Do you ever talk about breathing with your patients during sex?"Phrasing, Dr. Mike!!! lmao

[@tentaplayz3691]

looool😂😂

[@lot.bajrami]

My patient? Are you breathing fine? Wait a moment!

[@JesseR84]

Thanks for doing this episode! It responded to a lot of curiosities I'm having about how to think about my health and have productive conversations with my PCP as I enter my 40s. Regarding your curiosity around the fear of herpes, the way sex ed was taught when I was in middle and high school (in the late 1990s in the state of Virginia), STIs were essentially discussed in two buckets. In the first bucket were the STIs presented as having awful symptoms but were curable. The second bucket were the STIs that were presented as infections you had to deal with for the rest of your life: HIV/AIDS, HPV, and herpes. And when herpes is lumped in with AIDS (especially in the 90s), that particular STI has a high fear factor. It was an approach that created a lot of anxiety around sex and sexuality--unless you were in a cis het relationship with one human and were focused on procreation, in which case sex was AOK.

[@DavidJamesHenry]

I cannot describe how psychologically healing it is for a doctor to describe my genitals as perfectly normal

[@thearianagabourel7845]

Happy Early Birthday Dr.Mike!My birthday is also the same date as yours!The videos was great keep up the great work!

[@CeciliaSantiago-e2o]

Keep up the good work!

[@jonevansauthor]

BPH - Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a health issue that becomes more common with age. It's also called an enlarged prostate. Not sure they mentioned it several times if they actually said what it was.

[@velosong3396]

in this world all about money i love how they are not just wanting profits its just after product of their genuine takes on their expertise and will to help others.

[@zashuiva7324]

Please talk about ME/CFS , fibro, POTS. We deserve more visibility

[@Alistair102040]

I had an accident in bed a few years ago. Ended up pinching a nerve in the spot where my leg and groin meet and also jamming my pelvic floor. Hoped it would go away and it slowly got better (I couldn't have sex/masturbate or stand for long periods) but it was slow and after a few months I tried to get help. Went to the Urology group and they told me it was in my head. Second urologist did a ultrasound and found nothing and didnt seem to know what to do. I ended up talking to that urologist about PT and it worked! Was able to stand for longer and be sexually active.

[@wbae1340]

Dr. Mike, you have had many nurses on the podcast, when will you have a PA or NP on the show?

[@zainjafrani9885]

as someone with Low T and currently on TRT, I'm currently doing my own research to help me understand what might be going on with my body, i got my 4th injection today and im feeling great so far

[@Dutch-pool]

I'm thankful for doctor mike and doctor malik for answering the questions that i think are not really answered

[@forgottenshard1377]

I like this podcast learned a lot of things that I've been questioning about from hearing on media and etc, as well as learning things that i never thought people would think about and all.

[@entdraws4392]

Man I hope NNN is not actually beneficial cuz I lost 10days ago

[@rickard486]

Lmao

[@theonehaly]

NNN is js about self control and resisting lust. In the end, its supposed to help you recognize how what you do affects how you think and treat others as well as how healthily you treat yourself

[@jacobgames3412]

Same 😢

[@hugegamer5988]

It’s not that hard, I don’t really enjoy peanuts or almonds or anything.

[@Theo_Yt1530]

Bro, I lost day one when I saw my homies 💀

[@alexgzbro101]

She awesome and informative. I know what to ask now on my next check up

[@Slayer666th]

Here my story with testosterone as someone from europe, where the doctors are REALLY against TRT: i had t-levels of 280ng/dl as a 25yo, which is in the „normal“ range here (240-920ng/dl at the time i was tested the first time). I had all the symptoms of low T, but that didnt matter because i was barely normal, for a 90yo! With lifestyle changes, 8.5-10h of sleep every nights (i really slept that much, had 10-12h of time in bed EVERY day), better food, etc, i managed 320ng/dl on second test, 360ng on third test, 340ng on 4th test. I felt miserable. In the end, turned out i had a brain tumor which prevented me from getting over 30min of combined REM and deep sleep. Now first test 6months after tumor removal i had 540ng/dl and i feel like a different human. I wonder how much was caused by the testosterone and how much from the tumor itself.

[@dreambeliever3652]

Great info here. Ty

[@samiraperi467]

She tackles the topics about your tackle.

[@Health-Life-24.7]

Thanks for having this conversation in public

[@kym7008]

I have a teenage son and this has been very helpful, Thankyou so much to both of you for this podcast 😊

[@Fierceprotector]

Ma'am protect his balls. That carries your grandchildren. I'm speaking from experience. Don't overlook anything.

[@christianclem2093]

Hearing Doctor Mike talk about the importance of reducing stress makes me want to ask him how he (if he did) managed it healthily throughout medical school. Being in the part of school that I am, I'm definitely having a hard time with the healthy sleep schedule.

[@Ferinex_666]

Lots of us would love to see a doctor instead of using the cheaper online options, but we can't afford it

[@user-nm1rv2bh7k]

Not only that..even if you can afford a doctor getting an appointment can be impossible these days.

[@arilannalife]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR MIKE 🎉

[@Ladykat1808]

Went to see a stand up comedian last week and even he was talking about his TRT! Saying how much better he felt about his male menopause 😂

[@IRdatank]

This podcast was epic. Mandatory watching for all adults, especially men.

[@rjladd2787]

Two of my favorite KZbin physicians. One for the medical advice and knowledge, the other for their comedy. Which one is which? Decide for yourselves

[@Acts-1322]

You're so intelligent and superior

[@AverageGamerPlays97]

Thank you Mike this is a video that men do need

[@hihellotatabye]

We got dr. mike and dr. rena collab before GTA6😭😭💗💗

[@salamballout9995]

Doctor malik, you're amazing. And thank you so much for the valuable information. Dr. Mike, I respect to you for knowing how to ask. And run the conversation❤

[@Ramulus_2589]

Dr. Mike knew what he was doing making this type of video in November of all months

[@freazeblaze8781]

very informative video it helped me through some tough times glad i saw this

[@freazeblaze8781]

dr mike is my crush

[@disguisedtoastofficial]

Day 78 of asking Doctor Mike to post a video about Hair Loss and its Treatment.

[@allanblack8635]

When I was a kid I was vomiting daily due to stress. Family took me to a "doctor" and they gave me a placebo and told me I had to sit after I took it. And drink lots of water, and sit still, and eat after taking the pill. And the drugs worked! The placebo is what it took to convince me to make a lifestyle choice. Maybe the tanning bed, and BS pills are what it takes to also make the lifestyle change?

[@JM-vh7oc]

My son had low testosterone from a pituitary tumor. He recently passed away from sudden cardiac death. Is there any link between low testosterone and cardiac problems?

[@tans3015]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@SangramJena-q2d]

I'm sorry for your loss. I think you should watch the full video, they did talk about it.

[@JM-vh7oc]

Thanks... I will go back and listen again - had it on when I was working.