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Why Men’s Fertility Is Declining: The Truth About Testosterone
Episode 155, duration 1 hr 47 mins
Episode 155
Why Men’s Fertility Is Declining: The Truth About Testosterone
We cover:
- The alarming 50% drop in male fertility since the 1980s—and what’s driving it
- Testosterone therapy myths: prostate cancer, fertility, and what’s actually true
- Practical treatments for restoring fertility while on testosterone therapy
- Anabolic agents: risks, benefits, and smart use
- Personalized, patient-centered care to optimize male reproductive and overall health
Who is Dr. Larry Lipshultz?
Dr. Lipshultz’s research focuses on male reproductive dysfunction, testosterone therapy, cardiovascular risk, and the genetics of infertility. He has pioneered innovations in testicular sperm extraction, vasectomy reversal, and testosterone optimization therapies. With over 460 peer-reviewed publications and as co-author of a foundational textbook on andrology, his contributions have significantly enhanced diagnostic approaches in male infertility. An early recipient of the American Urological Association Research Scholar award, he advocates for integrative andrologic health as a foundation for lifelong wellness.
In this episode, we discuss:
– The alarming 50% drop in male fertility since the 1980s—and what’s driving it
– Testosterone therapy myths: prostate cancer, fertility, and what’s actually true
– Practical treatments for restoring fertility while on testosterone therapy
– Anabolic agents: risks, benefits, and smart use
– Personalized, patient-centered care to optimize male reproductive and overall health
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