Hormone Disrupting Chemicals and the Crisis of Low Testosterone in Men!

[@AngelAlvarez-cx6sj]

Listening to this channel my life quality has gone up!, my testosterone has gone up from 260 to 515. Thanks Doctor.

[@tflory758]

How exactly did you increase your levels? Was TRT part of it?

[@AngelAlvarez-cx6sj]

@@tflory758 Good old supplements and nutrition. No meds.

[@AngelAlvarez-cx6sj]

@@tflory758 No TRT, meat & veggies, D Vitamins, D-aspartic acid, DHEA, Magnesium, Zinc, Multivitamins, ashwagandha, exercise. I just turned 60 too.

[@AngelAlvarez-cx6sj]

I got proof too.

[@geneharrogate6911]

Crap..

[@EtienneLeBoeuf]

I went from 334 to 960 in around 3 months. All natural. This book should be essential reading for all men. Written by a 50s guy with natural T levels of a 20s guy. Complete guide to testosterone by james Francis

[@CitizenoftheWorld1]

Wow that's incredible. What did you do???

[@EtienneLeBoeuf]

Stopped listening to mainstream generic testosterone advice. Stopped focussing on increasing testosterone and focussed on my entire body. Everything. And I found the book following a small channel on here and his advice is really good. When I post the name of the channel the comment gets deleted all the time. This guy gets to the truth about testosterone.

[@bobafett40]

​@@EtienneLeBoeuf wuts the channel name?

[@bobafett40]

​@@EtienneLeBoeufthx i think it got removed again

[@Ziggler-ky9kv]

It's quite shocking how few people know about book called "Secret Testosterone Nexus of Evolution"

[@JSteve22]

Are you the author? 😂

[@prasannjitkumar780]

​@@JSteve22 good one 😂😂😂😂

[@hailstorm1986]

A few years ago after I saw how testosterone levels are dropping in men I started taking testosterone boosters and I've noticed a huge difference in not only my energy level but also my drive and in my confidence. I do not want to end up with low T like what so many other men are dealing with right now.

[@janterri3539]

I'm curious whether your young or old, just because I'm concerned whether this is a problem or not for young people as well.

[@hailstorm1986]

@@janterri3539 I'm 37 but with all the testosterone killers that are being put in food, I don't want to chance it

[@hunternichols6273]

What kind of boosters are you taking? My understanding is that "test boosters" are BS but that could be a generalization

[@Youttubeuser20932]

@@hailstorm1986 What "testosterone killers" are being "put in food", exactly? Also, do you have any sources that back up the claim that there is a worthwhile difference in testosterone in HUMANS caused by eating such "testosterone killer" containing foods?

[@hailstorm1986]

@@Youttubeuser20932 soy, bpa from plastics, meat fillers are filled with that stuff. It's not rocket science.😑

[@KxNOxUTA]

Just today I saw a short by Dr. Karan, who mentioned that there are studies that show that washing foods with water vs. vinegar barely shows any difference aka you CAN spare yourself the stink of vinegar and the whole work by really washing thoroughly with regular water. I loved to hear that cause I really dislike the smell of white vinegar. :D Thank you very much for all these interesting and nuanced details on the topic. I particularly loved how you prefaced everything with stress being potentially more damaging than these chemicals and how it's important information but nothing anyone should get stressed out over, either!!

[@genomedia44]

This is good to know. But I'm thinking: could, when you have low quality water mean that vinegar due to how it's created, be better?

[@Dulcimerist]

Thanks for the video! I have a lot of endocrine problems due to exposure to Dieldrin, which is worse than DDT.

[@HoldenMuhKnutz]

Remembers when this was considered “conspiracy theory “.

[@aaronatwood9298]

Pretty much all modern homes are being built with plastic water pipes. Whether its cpvc, pex, or the like. I wonder if its contributing.

[@aaronallen9015]

These hormone disrupting chemicals in everything is not by accident.

[@mediaisthevirus]

Oy vey

[@carloc352]

I’m not a native English speaker, so I really love your way of explaining things with your extremely clear accent. Thank you! 😊

[@kennyray1573]

WOW So Glad For You And Dr Rachel Ross

[@kxr203]

They’re my two favorites too

[@SaycoRa]

Yes,I've heard of Bisphenol A (BPA).

[@TotalEquilibrium1]

51 years. Exposed to endocrine disrupting chemicals for more than 3 decades. My generation were completely unaware of them. Yet I have been totally unaffected by them. I have total and free T better than most 20 somethings.

[@hernanvallejo2929]

Probably related to the fact that new generations are exposed during development rather than exposure beginning at adulthood

[@TotalEquilibrium1]

@@hernanvallejo2929 they have been in use since the 1970s men in the 1990s had higher T than today. Its not clear. But longer exposure would mean more damage. More likely bad diets, less physical activity and low cholesterol intake

[@robertschoolfield1869]

If you’ve been to asia you can see the enormous number of plastic water bottles everyone uses because the tap water is unsafe. In the US its mostly for convenience

[@jcrowley8088]

Good info doc, esp since I was recently diagnosed with hypothyroid and tested low on my T. Just finding a good doc in my area is surprisingly difficult since nobody I've seen seems to care and keeps pushing me off on another person.

[@tomasexteriors]

You don't need Doc...you need attention to your day in day out routine..your ignorance brought you to the point you are in;) Laziness to have healthy food regime brought you here too🍒 Put the work in and it's simple as 1.2.3 to be healthy and functional

[@jcrowley8088]

@@tomasexteriors and you know my daily habit and day in and out routine? i'll admit i'm not the healthiest by any means but what do you think you know

[@tomasexteriors]

@@jcrowley8088 I'm 40 and competitive bodybuilder 15+ years no sugar no alcohol . And long hours of studies . Meanwhile you been neglecting your choices and here we go you are here with the problems I don't have 😊🙏

[@tomasexteriors]

@@jcrowley8088 I don't need to know you habits sir your these issues you have doesn't comes from healthy choices:) that's all Do stop being softy get a grip and sort your stuff out 💕💪 😉

[@juliosantiago4915]

Thank you Dr Malik your channel is so informative I love that you back up everything you talk about with real science.

[@kennyray1573]

More On Enlargement Of Prostate. Thankyou

[@tcb5141]

Doctor has many videos she's done

[@nil_z0487]

Just discovered your channel and that's the first time in years that im writing a comment; What Im trying to say is : You're making great informative Videos!! Kinda see you as a teacher already :D Keep doing what you are doing but take your time for yourself when you need it!! Health goes first!!

[@ilkkavatanen8185]

This is why i've been on self prescribed trt (200mg/week) for +10 years now. I've not regretted it even once.

[@jonmarcmondor]

So steroids? I'm curious how you could go about that

[@chrisjohns9631]

That's a lot of T

[@HappyJiyoung]

Do you know TRT reduces sperm production and longivity according to recent research findings? Check out Modern Wisdom podcast-about a week ago they had interview with research scientist on testosteron etc.

[@mslice09]

If you develop cancers ..the TRT will speed them up .. (especially prostate)...one in ten will develope heart problems as they age.TRT is not as safe as some people lead you to believe... it's big business today ,..a clinic on every corner. and UTube boosting sales.😮

[@franklinj1038]

Thank Rena! Have a great week

[@mattbosley3531]

Certainly hasn't affected the fertility in my family. One of my nephews has three children and another has five. Their sister has two so far.

[@rn3194]

Glad this conversation is becoming more mainstream. Most people wont know this, but the reference range for healhy male testosterone levels has been lowered a few times since the 1980's. Rather than acknowledging the severe impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals on society they just said meh, low T is normal now.

[@cadecrusader]

Thank you Dr. Malik, appreciate your medical advice and support for men’s health!

[@MrFredlthomasiii]

Thanks as always Doc!!!!! You are a valuable and knowledgeable person we truly appreciate!!!! Enjoy the rest of your week Doc!!!!❤

[@WhatIfTheories]

So I drink all my water from plastic water bottles. 1 gallon jugs to make my coffee and fresh brewed tea and small bottles for going to the gym etc. I'd like to maybe get away from this but I don't really want to get my water from the tap. I don't think a brita filtering tap is the answer either. Maybe it's fine and better.

[@MultiKtm300]

I get water from Mountain Valley spring in 5 gallon jugs

[@dr.julia-heyakarcic8862]

Install reverse-osmosis system.

[@franklinj1038]

If it's not the water that kills us it will be the air

[@lindseya2715]

@@MultiKtm300mountain valley is great!…to the original post, the brand clearly filtered is much better than Britain

[@toaster4693]

Whats wrong with tap water? I drink it all the time.

[@dh1474]

My partner uses HRT gel, and although I've been told it's fine after 1 hour and fully absorbed, I'm concerned that intimate contact will disrupt my hormones. Am sure a lot of guys would like to hear about any research on this. Are HRT patches safer for male partners? Many thanks

[@tone9270]

Good info but I need to know who was out there checking gator dongs🤣🤣

[@AdrianColley]

For Science!

[@LTVoyager]

Pharmaceutical companies do controlled tests all the time where they expose one group to a potentially harmful chemical. They just call it a prescription drug, but the testing risk is the same as it would be for the chemicals mentioned here.

[@swaggery]

Can you talk about the lifecycle of subclinical hypothyroidism on libido and ED? Different causes of sub-hypo and how long those causes are expected to disrupt libido and ED once noticeable hypo symptoms have receded.

[@genomedia44]

14:05 I'm happy to hear that washing with vinegar can help. I'm curious though why vinegar works?

[@Frank_and_outright]

Tanks Dr. Reena ❤

[@EatLeadPal]

Dr. Malik. Please do a video on all the different procedures for prostate enlargement relief. My urologist is going to suggest I get something done at my next appointment based on my cystoscopy results. I would like to go into the appointment with as much information as possible and would be interested in your view. Thanks.

[@csx6910]

How much you wanna bet this is why so many kids are saying they're trans? Alex Jones right again?

[@cuteface88]

Definitely is helping for sure

[@turkishman4202]

and also why so many of them are skinny!!

[@Christian-rs2ht]

100%, look up atrazine and its effects on humans. And thats only one of the many hormone disruptors in our tap water.

[@akadirnilavane2861]

Useful information!

[@environmentalcanadian2338]

Thanks Rena. Love your channel. Peace, Calvin.

[@rexwine]

Even though It's not plastic, I always wonder about paper towels, as I will often have them in the microwave.

[@vegancheatday2726]

Is marijuana also an endocrine disruptor?

[@Hector34562]

No

[@vegancheatday2726]

@@Raw.milk1 my gut feeling is that, by definition, any exogenous cannibinoid [sp?] could be a disruptor, but most online content seems supportive of the cannabis racket, ie. the possible global scheme to keep us hypnotized. Any content creators that you can recommend?

[@vegancheatday2726]

@@Hector34562 no, seems like a denial of the obvious from a fellow marijuana addict. Cannibinoids latch onto cannibinoid receptors, right? If the answer is clearly no, please refer me to a source. Thanks.

[@averagejoesmiling456]

Tupperware? I thought it was free of these things. Are you sure you mean the actual Tupperware, or do you mean plastic containers you buy in stores??

[@interestingtimes6242]

Both

[@mslice09]

Many plastics don't have BPAs ( usually printed on it)...but they still have other plastic by products that can leach into the contents...( especially with heat )..

[@jaceforward4753]

I have low level spina bifida and feel very unprepared because I don't see anything informative for people in my situation. Could you make a video on this topic? Thanks!

[@caiobedinminatel]

Does addiction to pornography play a role in decreasing testosterone levels in men too?

[@MikeG82]

You wouldn’t be addicted if you were low, you would have no Interest

[@HoldenMuhKnutz]

No.

[@MikeG82]

@@Raw.milk1 no evidence of this on top of that a man with no libido wouldn't want to look at content like that at all

[@karlrobb1654]

Not with testosterone but it can give you Ed as it desensitizes you

[@jonwilkinson3886]

No mention of detergents?

[@thunderfox5845]

i know

[@humbertofigueroa7476]

It's bery interesting all yours videos , l would like to hear subtitle in Spanish thanks

[@Shattered_Entertainment]

Over time so like since your born

[@Thomas.Hacker]

What has the greatest impact are the things our leaders do to us. I have already given birth to 3 children and I now believe that my children deserve better than what is happening. I find it reprehensible that people are only concerned about genetics, because it is others who are responsible for this and they should simply accept their responsibility and stop the war before people storm parliaments. I have the feeling that my fellow human beings are being underestimated, as if people would allow themselves to be oppressed forever, as if Gaza and what is happening there is not clear enough, do they want the same conditions here too? That is what it will come down to, we already have a lot of anger here. They think we are stupid... Here in Germany, the rights of people with disabilities are held in high esteem, even though they are restricted and oppressed in all areas... I am no longer prepared to subject myself to this oxidative stress, I have paid enough, enough is enough!

[@KxNOxUTA]

I'm German, too, and while I can see where you are coming from and several concerns are particularly valid, I must also say that this goes a bit "over the top" and "off topic". It's easy to step out of our own responsibility to acknowledge how navigating life and systems is very very difficult. Framing things as "Some small groups of individuals not doing their job" is simple. But in reality, literally every single one of us make choices to contribute to the improvement or worsening of problems. AND very often we are not even aware of it, because things are not actually as simple as you put it. In fact, every single thing comes with positives AND negatives and what humans are trying to do, is to navigate that AND how even individuals will NOT agree on which of the aspects belong to "positive" and which to "negative". You sound exhausted. I find that incredibly relatable. Especially as a person with health struggles and a neurodiverse brain type. And I would like to suggest that you actually rest and find out what gives you rest (that can mean some degree of activity). From there, please do make all the choices in your power to reduce stressors on your personal individual level. It'll help everyone. And from there, pleas be kind and do not set yourself up for failure like this. When you assign "blame" to "some ppl up there", you have no chance. Nothing can be done about it. Replacing them does often not actually fix things, as - who would have thought - life IS actually quite complex and challenging AND a lot is even utterly outside our (and their) power, too. I am not saying "look away". I am saying: Please, please, please let's bring the focus back to the things we all CAN actually change. The next steps we CAN actually change. Do not give your precious energy into "blame games", that result in nothing but a lot of tired out ppl on BOTH ends! It's not effective! We cannot currently afford to be that wasteful.

[@ailfawka6278]

Good video. I think you done a good job educating people on synthetic endocrine disruptors. Are you able to do a video on food based endocrine disruptors, especially anti-androgens in our foods, and supplements? Just as important, because a lot of foods and supplements can cause chemical castration, especially when combined, so anti-androgenic diets are often consumed by males and they're self castrating themselves without their knowledge. For example, Some heavy hitters under the guise of "health" appear to be polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats, eg. Dihydrotestosterone inhibitors, testosterone blockers, AR receptors inhibitors/blockers.

[@GoblinArmyInYourWalls]

How can I get my blood tested for.BPA?

[@zeethree]

I have bilateral varicoceles on my testicles confirmed by ultrasound. What role do varicoceles play in hormone disruption and oxidative stress throughout the body? Mine are painful and yet I have had trouble getting surgery or tests because I'm not trying to conceive a child. From what I know it seems like there is much more at risk to your health than just sperm quality.

[@kristensorensen2219]

The micro plastic is showing up in plaques in arteries. I'm 67 with a testosterone level of when I was 25. Guess I'm not over stressed🤷 Except about prostate cancer🤔😤

[@kennethharman3782]

We need to back to glass

[@user-rd6px7cj4d]

avoid polyester clothing too

[@JWiLLfoReaL]

Is it safe to take harmone or testosterone boosters? This could be my cause for ED. I know the older we get it happens.

[@Christian-rs2ht]

Its safe, just do your research on each compound you decide to add to your regimen. Some supplements won’t do anything, some are effective but need to be cycled, etc. Also, the biggest difference in your T levels comes from your lifestyle. Circadian rhythm, sunlight, exercise, and diet are the biggest factors in your levels and quality of life.

[@Rehman5790_]

Hello dr malik, I have a question. I want to know if there will be any issue if i relax my pelvic floor everyday ? I tried kegel but at first it was good bt then it just worsen my condition. Please let me know if i can do relaxation everyday. Will it cause weakness in pc muscles?

[@AdrianColley]

Well, that was terrifying.

[@waltersstreet]

Fascinating

[@nastytechniquez9685]

Do these chemicals also affect the testosterone in women cause lower libido and other symptoms?

[@HappyJiyoung]

Yes. And breasts, overian, thyroid cancers are related to toxicity. High dose of iodine detox helps people with detoxing and cancer.

[@mengsk90]

I have type 1 diabetes and literally have to inject myself with syringes every day which are about 90% plastic. I’ve probably been microdosing every day for 30yrs.

[@KxNOxUTA]

What matters is the type of plastics and the question is also, if your meds are stored in plastic or you're just using a syringe for a short moment to take up the meds and apply them. Which makes a huge difference. Plus, here in Germany I've once gotten syringes to give stuff against blood cloths into his belly fat while his foot was in a cast. And because I am a very curious and crafts loving person, I took those self-retracting syringes apart (with safety gear on and after disinfecting the needle and everything). 🤩 Turns out that inside that plastic syringe with a metal spring for self-retraction after placing the shot, there was actually a very slim and not well visible mini GLASS syringe body inside the plastic. That was SO FASCINATING. What I am trying to say (and I'm not American and I do not know exactly how insulin is given), but although the plastic syringe body was transparent, I did not notice that the inside is a perseverate glass body until I took them apart. So I'm saying: Careful with assumptions unless you are really really really sure. Cause turns out that sometimes syringes are not that simple at the first glance. And again, if you only use it for the shot itself then that by itself will mean barely any plastic gets dissolved and the rubber gliding along the walls tends to glide smoothly. The concern with plastic items and foods is, that the fluids stay in long or are acidic or heat gets involved. Short exposure of even acidic substances without heat are not the same :3

[@eddiemoy3176]

So estrogen dominance and need liver detox?

[@Youttubeuser20932]

1. Regarding BPA... A) Can it not be the case that people who eat more foods that come in BPA containing plastics (probably less healthy foods), and who use a lot of products that come in BPA packaging (likely cosmetics, etc., which are both full of other chemicals, and often used to remedy other issues which may be causes in and of themselves), have sex hormone and sexual dysfunction effects as a result of those things, and not directly because of the BPA? B) How much BPA in one's blood is supposed to be essentially not worth worrying about, and how does that correspond with the average amount in the US population? 2. Regarding phtalates... A). When you say people eat 1ng/kg per day of phtalates, is that per kg of bodyweight, as your comment abouthaving more fat seems to suggest, or is that per kg of food? B) Is a 5-8% change in testosterone even worth being concerned about, if one is still within the normal range (or at least within a certain range, if "normal" includes levels that are considered low enough to negatively affect functioning)? C) Can 't a BMI of 28 not cause at least some of the hormonal effects? Was that controlled? D) Is there any human data regarding penis sizes, or is that study likely an extreme case with levels of those chemicals far higher than average human exposure levels, in a non-mammalian species (reptiles are subject to a number of effects that aren't similar in humans, such as certain ones having their sex determined by egg incubation temperature). E) How much of a sperm health decrease is worth being worried about, given how many sperm people produce, how often we can have sex when trying to conceive a child, and how few children most people want? General: What kind of effects can we expect to notice (not statistical significance, but clinical significance/quality of life effects), from any of these things, and are they actually worth concerning oneself about, or is it a waste of time or even a net negative to stress oneself out trying to avoid all of this stuff, if one is pretty average in terms of exposure in the US?

[@Christian-rs2ht]

Limit exposure where you can, and low T/hormone dysfunction can cause issues with mood, motivation, ability to gain muscle mass, brain fog, and libido. Raising my testosterone has changed my life, the biggest difference for me has been lifestyle changes. Exercise, sleep, sunlight, and diet are the biggest factors.

[@Christian-rs2ht]

5-8% difference in testosterone can sometimes be noticed, especially since these changes are accompanied with other hormone problems. Penis size will only be affected during puberty, good hormone health and high testosterone will achieve optimal size. Sperm count/quality definitely matters as very few actually make it to the egg, and the quality will affect the child to some degree.

[@Youttubeuser20932]

@@Christian-rs2ht What I’m curious about is whether it’s even worth having to consider this stuff, at the average levels found in actual human exposure. Sure, 5-8% of testosterone can make a noticeable/worthwhile difference, in some cases, but I want to know if it makes a worthwhile difference if you are already in the healthy/normal range. If one has low testosterone, then any increase should be beneficial. If you’re not, it may not even be worth it. It’s not as simple as “more testosterone is better”. Trying to optimize everything is stressful, and that stress can be harmful and lead to a net negative effect. The whole point of any of these health practices is to increase wellbeing. Once it starts having the opposite effect, it defeats the purpose.

[@Christian-rs2ht]

@@Youttubeuser20932 yeah I would say its worth it, considering that if your testosterone levels are dropping, other hormones may be dysregulated and that can definitely have a noticeable impact on your well being. Sure, stressing over it isn’t great but that’s why I said just limit exposure where you can (do the most you’re willing to do without stressing yourself out). And a 5-8% difference in testosterone will be barely if at all noticeable, but that coupled with other hormones being regulated can most certainly impact you.

[@ericromero8123]

Awsome

[@danielsykes7558]

12:00 how the heck did they find this out

[@jennysiepka9900]

T3 to T4?...

[@darylcase88]

Interestingly western European countries to have stricter regulations on most or all things detrimental to their citizens.

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Somethings are better but their position on boron is wildly wrong.

[@danielbeiersr3642]

And what are our pharmacies using to contain our drugs? Plastic bottles!

[@jasonlane176]

What over the counter supplements are the best for increasing testosterone.

[@PSA78]

None, healthy weight, good sleep, balanced diet, resistance training and walking is pretty much what's working. 🙂

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Start with zinc & boron. Broccoli sprouts maybe useful. Low carb, higher animal fat, eliminate refined soy, corn, sunflower, canola/rapeseed, etc to lose visceral fat. Avoid grains, sugars, pesticides, plastics and pesticide sprayed crops especially crops in which herbicides are sprayed to kill the grain or legume to dry it prior to harvesting.

[@PSA78]

@@man_at_the_end_of_time What are you on about? 😂 No, we don't need to cut carbs (just look at any athlete), we should minimise saturated and trans fat as they increase cholesterol, soy is perfectly fine, same thing goes for All other things on that list. In the end we gain or lose weight by changing our calorie balance, and our weight, fitness level, sleep and hydration is pretty much all we have to make any impact at all on hormones.

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

@@PSA78 I'll agree trans fats are a problem. But we have a population that is metabolically sick even most of your athletes fade out and get fat. You are trapped in conventional practices and expectations.

[@PSA78]

@@man_at_the_end_of_time They might eventually get fat if they don't continue to practice what they have, if they get fat that's when they could get metabolic issues, not the other way around in a otherwise healthy individual. That's why people can follow a plethora of different diet types and still improve health, they clamp calories to lose weight and typically change their lifestyle so it incorporates resistance training, good sleep etc.

[@seds94]

Only 35k views!?!?! If men fall off, it's over fam

[@terranceali9787]

Why isn’t estrogen decreasing How come testosterone is affected so much 🤔

[@interestingtimes6242]

Estrogen is increasing, in both men and women, pesticides like glyphosate being one of the primary culprits. Girls are going through puberty younger and younger, boys are going through puberty later and later. We got sexually active 13/14 year old girls and 21/22 year old virgin boys all over the place. Some of the boys never finish puberty and won't without a shot of testosterone. Chinese doctors have been using Soy Lecithin to counteract the effects of menopause in women for a thousand years, and we've decided it makes a great food additive for everyone.

[@DouglasA-jj5co]

Pretty good stuff, I just realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's crazy! Although what he previously talked about was pretty decent, it was difficult to follow, I just go'ogled the latest by Mario Volpstein, it's so much simpler and potent now!

[@thoughtist]

Just more subtle poisons same as fluoride in water Bonding with magnesium making unusable by the body and causing high blood pressure from low magnesium.

[@msimm8612]

Can one testicle produce enough testosterone for a man or are both testicles needed

[@Directo13]

It depends on the count, but one testicle can produce enough for pregnancy. But if you're looking for family it also depends on the fertility of the woman ..

[@msimm8612]

@@Directo13 How about muscle mass?

[@Directo13]

@@msimm8612 gaining muscle mass depends on protein intake and exercise. There is still no magic medicine for that. Even steroids need to be in the gym.. But if you have a thin family member a high caloric and protein diet or supplement will help them gain weight.

[@Martin_Priesthood]

😮😮😂😂 two is always better than one

[@PSA78]

​@@Directo13All correct, except there's a study where they compared just anabolic steroids vs just training and they gained more by just injections (naturally they'll make even more gains when training). 🙂

[@freebie808]

😮

[@tatemericanpsycho]

FHRITP

[@FrederickO-bh8jj]

Totally unexpected, I just realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's crazy! Although what he previously talked about was pretty decent, it was difficult to follow, I just go'ogled the latest in Mario's Thunderous Erections, it's so much simpler and potent now!

[@RedRoyce]

So your saying Doctor we as humans are screwed. Then we go to a GP and if we are a few numbers into the so called norm no help for you. Got to treat the numbers not the human being. Sorry Doctor I'm so tired of this western system of money, money, money over all else. Doctors want to help but........

[@kristensorensen2219]

Isn't DDT banned🤔🤷🤣except Africa!

[@turkishman4202]

no wonder why everyone looks so skinny

[@AcapellaAddict4Lyfe]

All this video is depressing information for men. Why don’t you tell us what we as men can do to help avoid the quintillion organic chem compounds you described as insecticides and pesticides, etc. instead of just providing us with content that increases anxiety?

[@Labyrinth6000]

I’m so tired of the “chemicals” talk. I always feel like someone is trying to grift me into buying their products, plus, chemicals have been in water since forever since water IS a chemical. Last time I checked, people drank natural water and had shorter lives back than.

[@tmoore2010]

You're off. I have been on TRT since 2011 for tumors around my pituitary gland and other hormone disruptions. The removal in 2017 of as many products with bpas, phosphates, parabens, sulfates, etc from my home and daily life has improved my testosterone management.

[@AdrianColley]

You didn't listen to the video, did you?

[@tectonicshifting]

Nuance is critical. H2O is ok, H2O2 not drinkable.

[@SwissPGO]

@@tectonicshiftingas she told, dose is important. You can get seriously sick even when drinking too much water. But many of these chemicals are now everywhere as they leak out of plastics and we see the effects - and it will be very hard (like impossible) to get rid of them. It is time to take a action individually and by governments.

[@howarddavies136]

​@@tectonicshifting Labyrinth was a silly man, Labyrinth is no more, For he mixed up his H2O, With H2SO4