I'm Dr. Sean Tassone.

Welcome to Confessions of a Male Gynecologist, a podcast dedicated to women's health and hormones,

and pretty much everything else you were never listened to when you went to the doctor's office.

I'm board certified in OBGYN and Integrative Medicine, and I have a PhD in mind-body medicine.

I guess you could say I'm a little bit outside of the box.

In this podcast, I'm going to get you the answers.

You've probably asked five other doctors, and were kind of blown off. I want you to know that I'm not only get you the answers. You've probably asked five other doctors, and we're kind of blown off.

I want you to know that I'm not only here to talk, I'm here to listen as well.

Now, let's get to those confessions.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to another episode of Confessions of a Male Gynaecologist.

Today I have a really interesting guest. You probably, you might be one of the more famous people that I've had on.

Professor Isaac Berzin, who's co-founder and chief technology officer of Vaxic Technologies, but what I think is

really fascinating is that you were named one of the 100 most influential people by Time

magazine. And I want to start out with that because I can't say that I've honestly met anybody

that's ever been one of the top most influential people. So what is it, what is it that got you that

title? I think they just needed a name and, no, this thing came up. I didn't, I didn't use my

name. So come on. I mean, you had to do something. I think it's, I think it's a, I'm okay

thinking differently, you know, so I think sometimes when you think differently, you get

burned and sometimes you come up with amazing things. It's a package deal. And I think they meant

the one, the few times that it was actually creating something of value. Well, you've done a lot of

work. I mean, you have your PhD in chemical engineering and biotechnology. So you're a much smarter human than I am. But, you're a lot of work. I mean, you have your PhD in chemical engineering and biotechnology, so you're

a much smarter human than I am, but you've won a lot of awards for looking at sustainability

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