Ben Bikman b: Male INFERTILITY: Low-T is not a key factor--insulin resistance definitely is
Youtube for InsulinIQ.com
March 2, 2021
Throughout entire body,
-if blood vessels stay constricted, don’t dilate,
-then: have high blood pressure
So, two insulin resistance problems:
-hypertension throughout body &
-lack of blood pressure where wanted (for erection)
Why start with fat cells?
-that is where insulin resistance starts!
-then it spreads throughout the body
-including blood vessels, so
-they cannot generate nitric oxide to dilate vessels, so
-no erection
“My clients ask about many therapies…
-ultrasound
-medications
Is getting insulin resistance under control a treatment?
-extremely confident to say: yes
-“I suggest, if have erectile dysfunction, go straight to
-insulin resistance work,
-before trying crazy therapies, etc.
“My clients ask about many therapies…
-ultrasound
-medications
The benefit of addressing insulin resistance is:
-improve a lot of other things too
Low T (low testosterone)…
-the idea that low testosterone is causing the trouble
with men’s infertility–is not well supported with evidence
-“i think the whole movement around Low T is simply
a way to sell drugs”
-in the radio ads:
~low energy?
~gaining weight?
Probably because you are getting older & insulin resistant!
-as men get overweight, they can experience:
~hypogonadism
~potential lower testosterone production
“I don’t think it is as widespread as the ads say”
Fat cells…
-enzyme aromatase converts testosterone into estrogens
(insulin resistance prevents this from happening: PCOS)
-in the testes, insulin resistance empowers aromatase, so
~converts testosterone into higher amounts of estrogens
~as if the insulin resistant fat cells had ovaries
-it is not Low-T that is causing him:
~weight gain &
~lack of energy
-it is his excessive fat that is causing his Low-T effects
There is so much obsession with increasing testosterone…
-men have wildly differing levels of testosterone
-and this does not predict who will be more “Adonis” like