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Welcome back to the weekly scramble. It's Chris Revers here in the garage logic podcast studios.

Mike Fredeloni taking the week off. We'll welcome him back next week.

But we're going to go to the phones right now for a very special guest and a friend of mine.

His name is Dr Davis and he is with Everest Men's health. A company that I have been working with for some time now.

And Dr Davis is on the line with us here on the weekly scramble. Hello, Dr Davis. Welcome to the show.

Hey Chris. I appreciate you having me on today.

So here's why I thought it'd be kind of interesting to give the listener a kind of a background of, you know,

what I've experienced firsthand with you guys at Everest Men's health.

But I'm generally just kind of curious what led you down this path and what led you to ultimately choosing this as your

walk of life professionally speaking anyway with Everest.

So personally, I'm trained as a natural path to doctor, which is a physician that's a little more holistically focused exploring more naturalistic approaches and behavioral guidance to try to help teach men.

Better ways to ultimately prevent chronic disease. And I personally have focused in men's health for over the past 10 years.

In prior experience, I worked with a company where I gained a great deal of medical expertise in evaluating and treating men with testosterone replacement.

It stood out to me that men really by and large are not very well engaged with health care, except where they hear an increasing amount of information about testosterone replacement.

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