Dr. Eisenberg, I really appreciate you getting on a plane and taking out time from your extraordinarily busy schedule, clinical practice, overseeing your fellowship, teaching residents, all the research that you're doing to be here, so thank you.
I know what I am hoping to get out of this, but I would love for you to speak to the person who is listening, who is here with us right now, and share with them, based on everything we're gonna cover today related to male hormone health and men's health in general, what could possibly change about their life or the life of a guy that they love if they take everything to heart that you're about to teach us? What are we gonna learn?
I think there's a lot of embarrassment about them, and so I think there's really an opportunity to learn and improve.
I think that all these things are so fundamental, not just to overall health really, but to sort of the quality of life, right? That's mostly what we're talking about.
So I think there's real opportunity to improve just enjoyment, benefit, and then longevity as well.
I think these are things that people don't necessarily think about or do as much with.
They have a lot of agency with a lot of these things, and it starts with education, which I think is one of the great things about this podcast.
Dr. Eisenberg, for the man who is listening right now, who got this episode sent to them by somebody who cares deeply about them, what do you want him to know about what we're gonna talk about today?
Well, you're gonna learn everything you wanted to know about hormonal health, sexual health, reproductive health.
You'll learn all the things that you can do, how to get tested, why to get tested, why not to get tested.
We're getting tested for sexual function, reproductive function, and you'll just b- have a greater appreciation for how impactful this can be for quality of life, longevity, everything.
... to share information because I'm just gonna go on the record, and maybe I'm gonna sound like a giant dummy.
But it's not until I hit perimenopause, and now I'm fully in menopause, that I even started to think about male hormone health.
Dr. Eisenberg, I really appreciate you getting on a plane and taking out time from your extraordinarily busy schedule, clinical practice, overseeing your fellowship, teaching residents, all the research that you're doing to be here, so thank you.
I know what I am hoping to get out of this, but I would love for you to speak to the person who is listening, who is here with us right now, and share with them, based on everything we're gonna cover today related to male hormone health and men's health in general, what could possibly change about their life or the life of a guy that they love if they take everything to heart that you're about to teach us? What are we gonna learn?
I think there's a lot of embarrassment about them, and so I think there's really an opportunity to learn and improve.
I think that all these things are so fundamental, not just to overall health really, but to sort of the quality of life, right? That's mostly what we're talking about.
So I think there's real opportunity to improve just enjoyment, benefit, and then longevity as well.
I think these are things that people don't necessarily think about or do as much with.
They have a lot of agency with a lot of these things, and it starts with education, which I think is one of the great things about this podcast.
Dr. Eisenberg, for the man who is listening right now, who got this episode sent to them by somebody who cares deeply about them, what do you want him to know about what we're gonna talk about today?
Well, you're gonna learn everything you wanted to know about hormonal health, sexual health, reproductive health.
You'll learn all the things that you can do, how to get tested, why to get tested, why not to get tested.
We're getting tested for sexual function, reproductive function, and you'll just b- have a greater appreciation for how impactful this can be for quality of life, longevity, everything.
... to share information because I'm just gonna go on the record, and maybe I'm gonna sound like a giant dummy.
But it's not until I hit perimenopause, and now I'm fully in menopause, that I even started to think about male hormone health.
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