A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video where Robert Whitfield MD and another speaker discuss suppressed testosterone as a common contributor to low libido in women, specifically noting its routine finding in patients reporting breast implant illness and the clinical practice of asking about and testing hormone levels.
I think people would freak out if they saw how many women have suppressed testosterone, which contributes to libido problems in patients with breast implant illness. Because we see it routinely.
That's interesting.
All of a sudden, they're attracting all.
These other mates with these nice big boobs, and then they don't want to have sex. This is a very big problem.
They have no interest.
Well, I mean, it's a common thing because we asked about it, because I have people get that done, get the labs done, and we check it, and obviously we.
Know what questions to ask.
And they're pretty forthcoming. They're like, no, not interested. You have to have that.
The hormone.
Balance has. It's all about restoring balance. That's basically the program.
