Hey, everybody, welcome to this week's podcast of Red Pillier Healthcast.

My name is Dr. Charlie Faganholz, and I'm here with Lauren Johnson, everyone's favorite nurse

practitioner.

And we're going to talk about a topic that can be kind of triggering for people because it's so

common.

And that is infertility.

And we're going to put also an emphasis on low testosterone.

So Lauren and I were just talking.

The statistics are staggering.

Yeah.

It's pretty sad, to be honest. And really what I think we're seeing is the result of the last 30 or 40 years or longer since

probably the 60s where everything that they were doing to us medically has, and food industry,

everything, all the toxins have created offspring that over time will tend to be infertile.

And so we're going to talk a little bit about what we think is causing that, what we see

clinically.

But let's first start off with some statistics.

Lauren, tell the people about the reduction of fertility and the reduction of sperm in the last

few decades, at least, what was it, since the 60s you were saying?

Yeah, so fertility is down by 50% since the 1960s.

Sperm counts are down by 60% since the 1970s.

We have, so a 22-year-old has the same testosterone level as a 67-year-old had in 2000.

Wait, say that one more time.

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