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Erectile dysfunction precedes cardiovascular disease in many men because both conditions share the same upstream mechanism: endothelial dysfunction and impaired nitric oxide signaling. Penile vasculature is smaller in diameter than coronary vasculature and reflects vascular compromise earlier. This means erectile function is one of the most accurate early indicators... show more

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"Every male 40 and older should probably be taking somewhere between 2.5 and 5 milligrams of tadalafil." - Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Jordi: What do you think the best athletes in the world are doing this Olympics? Huberman: "People are taking vasodilators. You know, Viagra and tadalafil, which commonly goes by Cialis." "Tadalafil is a vasodilator. It lowers blood pressure, and people know of it as Cialis for erectile dysfunction. It was originally developed as a drug to improve prostate health." "The basic takeaway is that most every male 40 and older should probably be taking somewhere between 2.5 and 5 milligrams of tadalafil—not necessarily for erectile function, although it will augment that as well—but to lower blood pressure and to improve vasodilation for the brain and the prostate." "And I'm not saying this as a biohacker or a podcaster. Our head of male sexual health from Stanford, Mike Eisenberg, MD, PhD. He is best in class in terms of male sexual health endocrinology. That's his recommendation."

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High blood pressure truth (the real cause & solution) Here’s the entire playbook ⬇️ 1970…160/95 1985…140/90 2017…120/80 Now…2026…110/70 And anything higher is dysfunction? That’s catastrophic I’ll prove it 2018 Lancet 1 million adults found NO increased mortality at 150/100 Zero But at 110/70…let’s look 2020 American Journal of Hypertension showed increased in all cause mortality Here’s what really increases blood pressure systemic inflammation insulin resistance and mitochondrial dysfunction let’s rock and roll… And ANYONE can solve it all I’ll show you It’s all in the research packet And it’s FREE! If biology has normal endothelial function, mitochondrial function and insulin sensitivity… meaning they’ve been measured then elevated blood pressure… isn’t pathological it’s compensatory But how many doctors are measuring mitochondrial ATP capacity endothelial function testing vascular reactivity using flow mediated dilation tests or running a continuous glucose monitor? None…they’re treating numbers Your move Never Miss Dr Trevor Bachmeyer The Spartan

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27,464 views • 1 month ago

‼️The antidepressant sexual dysfunction rate is 59%. The average starting age is getting younger. And the side effects can outlast the prescription permanently. A study on antidepressant use found that 59.1% of patients experience sexual dysfunction, and the European Medicines Agency updated the official product information for SSRIs and SNRIs in 2019 to acknowledge that these symptoms have continued in some patients even after stopping the drug entirely. The damage can be permanent. This is the medication being prescribed to seven-year-olds. A parent giving an SSRI to a child that young may rationalize that sexual side effects are not relevant yet. What that parent may not understand is that most children who start on these medications never come off them. The decision made at age seven follows that child into adulthood, and a 59% rate of sexual dysfunction is not a risk they are choosing for themselves. It is a risk being chosen for them before they are old enough to have any say in the matter. When adverse event rates in vaccine trials hit 5%, alarm bells go off. When one in two patients reports sexual dysfunction from a drug being prescribed to primary school children, it barely makes the news.

‼️The antidepressant sexual dysfunction rate is 59%. The average starting age is getting younger. And the side effects can outlast the prescription permanently. A study on antidepressant use found that 59.1% of patients experience sexual dysfunction, and the European Medicines Agency updated the official product information for SSRIs and SNRIs in 2019 to acknowledge that these symptoms have continued in some patients even after stopping the drug entirely. The damage can be permanent. This is the medication being prescribed to seven-year-olds. A parent giving an SSRI to a child that young may rationalize that sexual side effects are not relevant yet. What that parent may not understand is that most children who start on these medications never come off them. The decision made at age seven follows that child into adulthood, and a 59% rate of sexual dysfunction is not a risk they are choosing for themselves. It is a risk being chosen for them before they are old enough to have any say in the matter. When adverse event rates in vaccine trials hit 5%, alarm bells go off. When one in two patients reports sexual dysfunction from a drug being prescribed to primary school children, it barely makes the news.

The HighWire

14,358 views • 3 months ago

Avocados are one of the most brain-healthy foods you can eat. They’re rich in monounsaturated fat, which supports cardiovascular health, and what’s good for your heart is generally good for your brain. They’re also packed with fiber, potassium (more than a banana, gram for gram), folate, and lutein, a carotenoid that accumulates in the brain and has been linked to better cognitive function.

Avocados are one of the most brain-healthy foods you can eat. They’re rich in monounsaturated fat, which supports cardiovascular health, and what’s good for your heart is generally good for your brain. They’re also packed with fiber, potassium (more than a banana, gram for gram), folate, and lutein, a carotenoid that accumulates in the brain and has been linked to better cognitive function.

Max Lugavere

17,927 views • 1 month ago