The Best Sexual Biohacks, Can Vasectomies Decrease Testosterone, Foods & Supplements For Boosting Nitric Oxide & Much More.
Since my big "sexual enhancement" article in the January 2018 edition of Men's Health Magazine, I've been getting plenty of questions from both men and women about how many of these so-called sexual biohacks actually work.
So I decided to get an expert on the show to talk about this stuff. Dr. Judson Brandeis is a private practice Urologist in Walnut Creek, California. He has been voted by his peers as a top Urologist in the San Francisco Bay area for the past 4 years.
He is a pioneer of using technology in urology and was a very early adopter of robotic surgery, lasers and MRI targeting for diagnosing and treating prostate cancer. Dr. Brandeis is now a thought leader in using GAINSWave therapy for treating erectile dysfunction and developing supplements for improving male sexual function. Dr. Brandeis has always been enthusiastic about athletic performance. He ran track and cross country for Brown University and has competed in triathlons since 1981. He brings his passion for helping men achieve their goals every day to the Pacific Urology Male Performance Center in Walnut Creek, CA.
During our discussion, you'll discover:
-How GAINSWave works for men, and why it's different than just "sound therapy"...11:15
-How FEMIWave works for women, and what to expect during and afterwards...16:30
-Judson's discovery of "triple therapy" to increase nitric oxide levels...21:45
-Why fermented beets do such a good job boosting nitric oxide...25:30
-The importance of L-citrulline and red beet extract, Muira Puama and Asian ginseng...33:00
-Ben's unfortunate incident with a digital penis pump...39:30
-After having done 3,000 vasectomies, Judson's opinion on the safety of vasectomies, particularly on testosterone production...43:45
-Whether a vasectomy is reversible...46:30
-How to stop a testosterone treatment once you've been on it...50:00
-What to do about erectile dysfunction from long periods of time in a bike seat...54:30
-How stem cell injections into the penis work...1:01:00
-And much more!
Resources from this episode:
-Use BENG for 20% discount on the nitric oxide supplements Judson designs called "Affirm"
-The benefits of fermented beets
-The bike saddle that Judson uses
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