In this episode, we talk all things Men's Health;

We discuss Low T; causes, symptoms, things to start supporting.

We discuss looking at liver detoxifcaiton as well as estrogen and toxin load. Those labs can be found here:

https://www.vibewellness.biz/testing

It is no only important to look at hormones, but toxin load when it comes to environmental toxins and endocrine disruptors when it comes to hormonal health.

We also discuss chronic kidney disease. Insulin Resistance is a huge player here. So wearing a CGM can be very supportive. I love Nutrisense for this.  You can save $25 off of your first month with code: DRSTACYND25

We discuss mouth breathing, here is a database for myofunctional therapists here to supporting the structural component of this. 

We lastly discuss cannabis vs. alcohol, so I will link two resources here. The first is my podcast episode on the systemic effects of alcohol, which you can find here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vibing-well-with-dr-stacy-a-functional-medicine/id1611155385?i=1000580751942

Secondly, the brain scan study I was referring to in regards to brain again can be found here: https://www.amenclinics.com/blog/largest-brain-study-of-62454-scans-identifies-drivers-of-brain-aging/

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