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Hey, Paul, I started going to the gym in my tuxedo.

It's going to be, you're working on your formal, I can't make it work. I feel like formal got to be there. Let me tell you some more. Everything went well, Paul. I don't know. Everything went well except for the weightlifting. Do you know why? No. Because it wasn't my strong suit. It's not bad. Not bad. Yeah. The Curbsiders podcast is for entertainment, education, and information purposes only, and the topics discussed should not be used solely to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases or conditions. For the more of the views and statements expressed on this podcast are solely those of the host and should not be interpreted to reflect official policy or position of any entity aside from possibly cash like more honest and affiliate outreach programs. If indeed, there are any, In fact, there are none. Pretty much, we are responsible if you screw up.

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Welcome back to the curbsiders.

I'm Dr. Matthew Francoido here with my great friend, and America's primary care physician, maybe even,

probably even the primary care physician, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams. Hey, Paul. Hey, Matt. I like

that you're hedging on this a little bit more, which I think is the right thing to do. And,

yeah, I'm just trying to grow your legend.

Tonight we are going to revisit a, this was episode number one, Paul, testosterone.

We talked about testosterone and hypogonadism.

We thought it was time we update it.

This is with a great guest, Dr. Brad Anawalt, who we heard at ACP, and we knew we needed to talk more with him about this topic.

So before we introduce our co-host and tell you about Dr. Annawalt, Paul, would you remind people, what is that we do on curbsiders?

Yeah, but before I do, just to peek behind the curtain for audience, I actually tried to listen

to episode number one, which I had never listened to before in preparation for this, this episode in particular. And Matt, you sounded clinically depressed. I was genuinely worried about it just, it was a rough scene all the way around. It was not bad. I'm just saying that the show has certainly evolved in the, God, what, eight years that we've been doing it. So it's, for curious listeners, it's worth going all the way back to number one, which might only be available on our website just to kind of compare and contrast this episode to our very first one. Yeah, we probably didn't do enough practice episodes before we actually recorded our first episode. So it was, yeah, you know. And it featured my nemesis. You started out the gate with the great Dr. Jeff Colburn. The great Dr. Jeff Colburn.

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