Low testosterone isn’t caused by aging—it’s usually vitamin deficiencies, not “manopause.”

You commonly have men coming in every single day, too. What do they come in for you that? Yeah. Low low testosterone, no libido. You know, the wife usually makes them come in. Yeah. They drag them in by their, you know, put in their nose and drag them in. And literally the guys are like, I'm doing good. I was like, "No, he's not. He's tired all the time. He has no ambition,

no li no libido. It's completely falling off. He's kind of depressed. He sits and watches TV all in the evening when he comes in. He can he hardly get up in the morning, go to work, and and He doesn't need aderal. He doesn't need stem drinks, stimulant drinks. Those don't work. And and he's still tired even when

he drinks them. Um and so we saw you on TikTok or whatever and want to test it. Yeah. The number one cause of men's low testosterone is not pituitary damage or or or um or testicular damage. Though I do rule those out right up front. We

make sure that's not what's going on. Um but it's vitamin deficiencies. I mean, so I don't believe in menopause either. I don't believe in men go through the age aging process and their testosterone levels drop naturally. Don't believe it.

I've seen too many guys in their 60s and 70s uh with normal level high levels of testosterone above 1100. Um and if any of you know testosterone levels, that's a really good healthy above 800 is normal. So men's testosterone levels should not drop as they age. Is the conclusion of that, right? Right. No.

Yeah. Shouldn't I don't believe in menopause. I haven't seen it. I've seen vitamin Oops, but not manopause.