Male Hormones and Health: It’s Beyond Just Testosterone

Join Dr. Geo Espinosa, ND, in this educational webinar presented by Fullscript. Dr. Espinosa is a naturopathic functional medicine doctor and male health and holistic urology expert. During this presentation, he will discuss the many hormones involved in the support of male health, and much more! In this webinar, you’ll learn:

The role of estradiol in male health
When and how to elevate low testosterone naturally in men
The role of testosterone in erectile dysfunction

Dr. Espinosa, ND, is the faculty and holistic clinician in urology at New York University Langone Health and faculty for the Institute of Functional Medicine. Dr. Espinonsa, ND, has authored many scientific papers and books, including the best-selling prostate cancer book Thrive, Don’t Only Survive!

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