
Episode Summary
The lack of awareness around men’s health is a public health problem that my next guest is tackling. As people age, men tend to have more severe diseases than women, putting them at greater risk for not being able to enjoy their golden years and dying early. Dr. Eric Yarnell has been practicing, teaching and researching for more than 20 years in the field of men’s health and urology.
Key Takeaways To Tune In For
- [2:10] Dr. Yarnell’s journey into men’s health as a physician
- [3:55] The different approaches for a naturopathic doctor and a medical doctor
- [5:20] Why it’s important to take your time and look deeper with diagnosis
- [9:35] How to determine which is better – conventional medicine or herbs
- [14:25] Naturopathic approach when men are symptomatic
- [17:47] Taking charge of your health but be cautious of misinformation on the internet
- [21:07] Pills don’t solve the problem
- [23:05] Dr. Yarnell’s perspective on testosterone implementation
- [27:25] How to know if the issue is the pituitary gland or the prostate
- [29:30] Natural remedies used to block estrogen
- [34:35] There’s so much to consider beyond conventional medicine
Resources talked about in this episode
- Guest website – www.urologynd.com
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