YouTube excerpt (creator: McCall McPherson) in which the speaker argues testosterone is central to longevity and overall health — affecting fatigue, muscle mass, cognitive and cardiovascular health, and mitochondrial function — and notes growing patient awareness and advocacy.
But I think as the journey continued, we pulled back more and more layers of this onion and really saw the effects not just from men feeling fatigue or having issues putting on muscle mass, but the role of testosterone in cognitive health or cardiovascular health, even all the way down to mitochondrial health. Right. I mean, if you want to have this longevity discussion, you frankly can't have it without testosterone or hormones. So it just became more and more compelling. And I think we're finally hitting a point where patients are understanding this and asking questions. And I think that's a great start when they're willing to ask questions and then learn and advocate.
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