Trt Revolution Podcast

One of the biggest crises in health right now is the low levels of sperm count and fertility in young men, and the question of what the clinical community can do about it. Why are we experiencing such a decline in the reproductive potential of men who should be in their prime? Does testosterone therapy need to be at super-therapeutic levels all the time? How can men on testosterone therapy still maintain their fertility? On this episode, I’m joined by the Director of Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at the University of Miami, Dr. Ranjith Ramasamy, who talks about how to improve the reproductive health of men.  Four Takeaways  The reasons we’re experiencing low sperm count in young men are obesity, environmental influences, stress, and social media.  Short-acting testosterone is better for fertility and reproductive potential because it mimics the body’s natural pulsativity.  The reason testosterone therapy affects fertility and blocks metagenesis is because if it’s used over a long term, it blocks FSH