And so what happens with erectile dysfunction? I mean, why does it take place? What happens in the body?

So this is going to really shock you because I had this conversation with a lot of doctors and And if everybody knew what erectile dysfunction was for the last several hundred years, we wouldn't have this conversation right now because everybody's been treating blood flow, lack of blood flow.

That's all everybody says it is.

That's where the PDE5 inhibitors came out.

That's where Cialis Viagra, I should say, came out.

People talk about taking nitric oxide and garlic pills and all these different things to increase blood flow.

Here's what I found.

So what should it be? I mean, you were 1100 just for the audience to know what is normal, what is abnormal.

And if you could help us explain that, dig into the science behind it.

Inside your penis, you have two tubes called the corpus cavernosum.

Big words.

But basically what that means is you have two long sponges that absorb blood.

When blood gets sent to your penis, it goes into the corpus and absorbs the blood.

And I liken it to an old kitchen sponge.

But see, here's what happens.

And you have this protocol that you have built, you've patent, you know, walk us through the process of what you have, Jeff.

yeah

regen max process regen max is a four step uh four pillared i call it four pillared protocol that treats the entire erectile situation.

And I say that because for centuries, erectile dysfunction has been written off as a blood flow problem or lack of blood flow problem or blood circulation problem.

Everybody wants to do nitric oxide and we do Cialis and Viagra to dilate the vascularity to get more blood in.

And it still hasn't fixed the problem.

And that's where my head was like, hey, Everybody's putting more blood in, but it still doesn't fix the problem.

Why is ED growing, growing, no pun intended, but becoming a bigger issue? And maybe it's not blood flow.

If people have erectile dysfunction, what other signs is that saying about their health?

How did you find this, and why aren't more people talking about it?

So let's...

I'll use a couple of analogies to make it really simple to understand.

Um, but the reason why treatments, ED treatments, per se out there, and there's quite a few of them out there, don't work or they're temporary is because they treat one thing.

Um, and most human organs, and the penis is one of those, i- is a complex organ, and there's a lot of moving parts there that we have to fix.

But most importantly, what happens is your brain gets triggered by some kind of stimuli, sends out some chemicals.

Those chemicals communicate to the penis and say, "Relax.

So first, start by talking about what is the protocol, right? And then we'll talk about each one of the steps.

What is happening in the men- a man's body as ED starts to develop?

So I'm gonna break this down into the most simple layman's terms available that will, everybody will understand this.

We all have a breaker panel at home, an electrical box at home with all of our breakers in it, that when the lights don't work, we go out and check the breaker box first, right? So think of your body as that breaker box, and here's what people do not understand, and, and this is, understand, 20 years of research and development, and I have turned over every stone you can turn over.

Um, I worked on cadavers.

I worked on pigs.

I worked on human beings.

I've figured...

How does that play into this?

Mm-hmm.

But it's all smoke and mirrors, and it's, and it's...

What I found for me was it, none of it worked.

And I'm not a pharmaceutical kinda guy.

I'm not even a fan of Western medicine.

I, I think Western medicine is designed to treat symptoms and never fix problems.

Um, medications and pharmaceuticals don't fix anything.

Okay