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Speaker 7: Welcome, Welcome, Welcome into another edition of the Man Space Podcast. Now,
Speaker 7: this is the voice of Russ and with me as always.
Speaker 7: He's not here, but I did get another one of
Speaker 7: his vacation photos. He's out playing shuffle board with the
Speaker 7: little old ladies on the boat. So let's enjoy your vacation.
Speaker 7: We love to hear all about your crews when you
Speaker 7: get back. But Man Space Nation, you know, today we
Speaker 7: were supposed to have a guest on. A guest got ill,
Speaker 7: so he could not make the show. But I'm still
Speaker 7: rolling with my guest host and he is none other
Speaker 7: than the one and only Marcus A.
Speaker 2: Right, Hey, watch what's going on today?
Speaker 7: What's up Marcus? How you been, brother? Man?
Speaker 3: I've been good.
Speaker 2: It's been a good week, a good, great, blessing week. Man.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 7: Man. You know, last week was so much fun doing
Speaker 7: the show with you and Coach Ellis. You know, I
Speaker 7: had to have you back in here this week to
Speaker 7: continue the momentum. And we're just going to keep on
Speaker 7: riding guests to no guests. You know, we're just gonna
Speaker 7: sit here and we're gonna we're gonna parlay between the
Speaker 7: two of us today. How's that?
Speaker 2: That's great? But I got one question and one question only. Okay,
Speaker 2: coach allis ain't around, no way is because you know
Speaker 2: nod yeah me up on the ropes.
Speaker 7: Last week, boy, he was going all body blows on you, man.
Speaker 3: Yes, he was.
Speaker 7: Oh man, he was like, Okay, I'm gonna take you
Speaker 7: right here, so don't show marks. Boy.
Speaker 3: You heard that body bad too?
Speaker 7: Yeah, man. Yeah, but last week, man, he had so
Speaker 7: much good information. And I did another show this week. Uh,
Speaker 7: it's an episode that's gonna be coming out very very
Speaker 7: soon with a gentleman and was talking about, you know,
Speaker 7: testosterone levels and how vitamin A hurts your testosterone, right,
Speaker 7: and then how there's a lot of foods that have
Speaker 7: nickel in it, right, Yeah, and nickel hurts your testosterone
Speaker 7: levels as well. It can hurt your blood flow and
Speaker 7: it hurt your your manhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can't have that.
Speaker 7: You know. One of the things that that really got
Speaker 7: me was, like he said, ever since he made the
Speaker 7: shift to a low nickel diet. Like he felt like
Speaker 7: he never had any problems in the bedroom area, but
Speaker 7: he had noticed that he wasn't getting the morning wood right,
Speaker 7: and so when he switched to the low nickel diet,
Speaker 7: he started getting morning wood again.
Speaker 3: Now I gotta understand what this low nickel diet is.
Speaker 7: So there's certain foods that you're not supposed to eat
Speaker 7: when it comes to that low nickel diet. And I
Speaker 7: did do some research on this one and pull them up.
Speaker 7: So beer with me second, So I'm gonna pull it
Speaker 7: so the low nickel. So, certain foods contain a high
Speaker 7: amount of nickel, right, So it's like oaks and wheat
Speaker 7: brand cereals, brown rice, lentils, chickpeas, the soybean products. Now
Speaker 7: we've all heard that soybean is not good for men.
Speaker 7: Soy products, right, Well, it's because of the high amount
Speaker 7: of nickel in it. Right, Chocolate and cocoa black tea
Speaker 7: is one that's high nickel. Some canned foods, depending on
Speaker 7: how they're processed, the metal in the canned food seeps
Speaker 7: into the into the food and will give it high
Speaker 7: amounts of nickel. Shellfish is high in nickel. Certain vegetables
Speaker 7: like spinach and lettuce and kale, green beans and even onions.
Speaker 3: But what can I eat them?
Speaker 7: Man? That's what I said, right, I like you, There's
Speaker 7: there's nothing, man, there's nothing, so to go even further,
Speaker 7: I started looking up like the whole vitamin A list, right, yeah,
Speaker 7: so the vitamin A list is like your carrots, your
Speaker 7: sweet potatoes, spinach, kale, buttonnut, squash, pumpkin. We don't need pumpkin. So, uh,
Speaker 7: red and orange bell peppers, right, mangoes, I just planted.
Speaker 7: I have my own garden out there. I just planted
Speaker 7: a bunch of red and orange bell peppers.
Speaker 2: You know, uh, your mangoes, your apricots. Back up for
Speaker 2: one second. Did you said red and orange bell peppers
Speaker 2: is a problem, toy?
Speaker 7: Yes, they're high in vitamin A.
Speaker 2: Now I love to cook with red and a, right, man?
Speaker 3: It turns out everybody?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So so the number for uh, vitamin A is
Speaker 7: supposed to be less than than for men, less than
Speaker 7: a thousand micrograms. Right now, how much of vitamin A
Speaker 7: is in and bell peppers? You know, probably need to
Speaker 7: go and google that, you know, man's fascination. You can,
Speaker 7: y'all can check that one out. But it went even further, right,
Speaker 7: so liver, right, I don't eat liver. I but he
Speaker 7: you know, the guy talked about orgon met in general, right,
Speaker 7: the hearts, livers and all that stuff. So you know
Speaker 7: a lot of times Thanksgiving you take the turkey giblets
Speaker 7: and you make gravy with it. You know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: not supposed to do that. We can't do that yolks.
Speaker 7: This is one that really got me because I kind
Speaker 7: of went at him because I had always been taught
Speaker 7: that the egg yolk was the healthiest part of the egg. Right.
Speaker 7: You know a lot of people will only do egg
Speaker 7: white armlets and now because they're all the cholesterol. No,
Speaker 7: they say, the amount of zinc in the yolk is
Speaker 7: good for you. Right now. I'll get to zinc in
Speaker 7: a minute. But said, that's that's what you, So go
Speaker 7: ahead and eat the egg yolks, right, Okay, he said no,
Speaker 7: because if there's zinc in it, it's it's a minimal amount,
Speaker 7: and it's more vitamin a in the egg yolk than
Speaker 7: then and then there is zinc. So now I'm really
Speaker 7: thrown off, and I really need to do some numbers
Speaker 7: and some research and everything else behind this. Manspactation. The
Speaker 7: whole interview is going to come out in a couple
Speaker 7: of weeks, so you know, guys, stayed stay tuned for
Speaker 7: that one so you can kind of listen to to
Speaker 7: that whole episode is myself for doctor Garrett Smith. It's
Speaker 7: another one of the Rusting Company series. So there there's
Speaker 7: a lot of stuff in there. And within any interview,
Speaker 7: I tell you fact check. I don't just take like
Speaker 7: if you look on social media, you're gonna see fifteen
Speaker 7: different things to do, and then it will be a
Speaker 7: trend of do this, do this, do this, do this,
Speaker 7: and then the next week I'll tell you don't do this,
Speaker 7: don't do this, don't do this, don't do this right,
Speaker 7: So you just never know how things are gonna flow.
Speaker 3: Now, what were you saying about zinc?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Because I love to give me some pumpkin seeds, which
Speaker 2: is supposed to be good.
Speaker 3: Is you know? Yes?
Speaker 7: Can you tell me no? Zinc is good because it
Speaker 7: helps restore your testosterone. It's a natural way for men
Speaker 7: to restore their testosterone.
Speaker 2: So I eat a handful in the morning of seeds
Speaker 2: and a handful in the evening, you know.
Speaker 7: So see, I go in and out when it comes
Speaker 7: to pumpkin seeds, because it's once again reading on social media.
Speaker 7: I read that there's a substance in pumpkin seeds that
Speaker 7: help you sleep. So if you do pumpkin seeds, you're
Speaker 7: supposed to do them at night. Like I used to try.
Speaker 7: When I would drive up to Detroit, you know, from
Speaker 7: South Carolina, I would eat. My wife would get onto
Speaker 7: me because I'm eating so many sunflower seeds. Right, I
Speaker 7: would do it so I'm not bored, and I would
Speaker 7: just throw a bunch of seeds in my mouth. Have
Speaker 7: my cup, my my red solo cup will be full
Speaker 7: before we ever make it to Kentucky. I had to
Speaker 7: jump it out of the gas station and start up again,
Speaker 7: you know, and just keep spinning out my seeds the
Speaker 7: whole rest of the way. Right. But she would get
Speaker 7: onto me because of the amount of salt and everything
Speaker 7: in it, yeah, and stuff, and so she's like, you
Speaker 7: need to do pumpkin seeds. So I tried pumpkin seeds,
Speaker 7: and that whole ride, I'm like, I'm struggling. I can't
Speaker 7: I'm so tired, I can't make it. This is not
Speaker 7: gonna work. So I ended up, you know, I would
Speaker 7: start drinking energy drinks. Oh yeah, man, bro, I on
Speaker 7: a right, it would take me twelve hours to drive
Speaker 7: to Detroit, right, twelve twelve and a half of some
Speaker 7: stops in there. I would probably get about three energy
Speaker 7: drinks on the ride. No, that's so bad for your kidneys, man, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you're right, right, So I got it. We did a
Speaker 7: show late last year with about Release the coffee Cuffs, right,
Speaker 7: and we talked about the dangers of caffeine and what
Speaker 7: caffeine does to your body. And so I had gotten
Speaker 7: off of it, was doing great, and I was like,
Speaker 7: all right, yeah, this is working out. I'm not doing
Speaker 7: any caffeine. Then all of a sudden we started traveling again.
Speaker 7: It's like, oh, yeah, I get bored. The drive gets boring, right,
Speaker 7: That takes me down on the lot. So but yeah,
Speaker 7: when you're talking about the energy drinks being bad for
Speaker 7: your liver, the vitamin A, the excess vitamin A is
Speaker 7: also supposedly bad for your liver, and it becomes toxic
Speaker 7: and to the point that you know, certain things like
Speaker 7: leaky gut happened. So because your body can't process all
Speaker 7: the toxic bio that the vitamin A produces, that you know,
Speaker 7: it's it's pushing it out into your intestines like that,
Speaker 7: and you get that leaky gut.
Speaker 2: So it will work for us because you got that
Speaker 2: going on, we start. Then then the tea levels start
Speaker 2: to get low. Right when it's time to get to work.
Speaker 3: You can't get the.
Speaker 2: Work, You're right, because you can great, I guess you
Speaker 2: can take some you know, some of them pills.
Speaker 7: Right, the little blue ones, the love yellow ones, the
Speaker 7: low white ones. You can take. You take them now,
Speaker 7: they got little green ones. Now you know you do it.
Speaker 7: But yeah, but I.
Speaker 2: Don't know if they you know, over time they might
Speaker 2: stop working absolutely low, right, if you so right, because
Speaker 2: a lot of them don't fix the problem.
Speaker 7: Right, So what they do is they increase the blood flow, right,
Speaker 7: But a lot of them don't help with the arousal. Right.
Speaker 7: So it's like if you're doesn't matter how much blood
Speaker 7: you got flowing through your body, if you're not in
Speaker 7: the mood, it's not gonna work.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's true.
Speaker 7: That is true. So there's a that's where I mentioned
Speaker 7: the little green one. Right, there's a little green one
Speaker 7: that I've seen that supposedly helps you get into the
Speaker 7: mood right. It works on the arousal levels as well
Speaker 7: as the blood flows.
Speaker 2: So that's really interesting that they have something that would
Speaker 2: do that. So we have to ask the gentleman on
Speaker 2: the next show, Yes, does this stuff work? Doesn't it work?
Speaker 2: What is it doing to us?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Can we eat the pumpkin seeds? And beyond right or right?
Speaker 2: How can we keep this going? Because you're talking about
Speaker 2: I can't eat this and that and that and this
Speaker 2: because of the nickel in and I got to figure
Speaker 2: out how to get on my old nickel diet. Yeah, like, well, damn,
Speaker 2: I want to go back to my twenties. Nothing affected me.
Speaker 7: I did a show with the host of the Between
Speaker 7: the Seats podcasts, doctor Stephanie z Right. She's a urologist
Speaker 7: out of Maryland. She has her own clinic there, has
Speaker 7: her own podcast, man Spaceination check out the Between the
Speaker 7: Sheets podcasts. But when she was on the show, she
Speaker 7: made a point. We were talking about testosterone levels and
Speaker 7: where your testosterone levels should be. However, one of the
Speaker 7: things that's like hand in hand with testosterone. As you
Speaker 7: raise your testosterone levels, your estrogen levels too. So it's
Speaker 7: like you got to find something that helps do that,
Speaker 7: but at the same time blocks the estrogen levels because
Speaker 7: otherwise you got moves going on, the man boobs and
Speaker 7: all this other stuff. You know. It's like, so it's
Speaker 7: you got this double edged sword. It's like do I
Speaker 7: take the stuff for the to to help me or
Speaker 7: do I just you know not? And then if you're
Speaker 7: not following a a doctor who's actually doing the test
Speaker 7: on you, you can raise your levels too high, right.
Speaker 2: Right, then you go back to being eighteen and nineteen
Speaker 2: and your face is breaking all out all over, and
Speaker 2: now you have the anger issues that you didn't help.
Speaker 8: This is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'd be unable so how And then you know
Speaker 2: your woman ain't gonna want to deal with all of that,
Speaker 2: and then she seek your face and it's like, honey,
Speaker 2: what's going on with your face? What's going on with
Speaker 2: all these pimples, you know, and all of this stuff,
Speaker 2: and why you're so angry all the time. And then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden they started to say, Wow, I
Speaker 2: don't want to be buy but you I don't want
Speaker 2: to touch you. You damn mad all the time. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's like we got to figure out the balance. You know,
Speaker 2: it's difficult.
Speaker 7: M so it's like you have to get with a
Speaker 7: good professional. However, a lot of times, you know, these
Speaker 7: places they don't They just are about their money. They
Speaker 7: don't really care about anything else.
Speaker 2: Now it's just they don't care. Because you can go
Speaker 2: to the gas station and get a peal and a
Speaker 2: lot of times the gas station pills one. We don't
Speaker 2: know what's in them. But at one point they banned
Speaker 2: a lot of them because they actually put the solid
Speaker 2: feel which is that you know that blue one. They
Speaker 2: put that in there and it was caused people to
Speaker 2: have issues and to have wood too long, and they
Speaker 2: weren't even getting the medic. So it's kind of like
Speaker 2: we in this quase, what the heck do we do now?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Even if we go to the gym all the time
Speaker 2: as you get older, I want to ask that man,
Speaker 2: So if you get the gym all the time, how's
Speaker 2: that helping us out? I know we increasing our testassom
Speaker 2: but right lauring the estrogen now because we're working out,
Speaker 2: like what is happening to us? But I still understand
Speaker 2: this nickel thing man you sell I can't eat spinach
Speaker 2: no more, no carrots, no nothing. I look man, space Nation.
Speaker 2: I love my vegetables. I'm not, you know, I'm I'm
Speaker 2: I love them. Don't get me wrong, because I will
Speaker 2: like a grape steak or some chicken. But I do
Speaker 2: love my vegetables. But now you're talking about the favorite
Speaker 2: vegetables I like to eat, I can't eat them, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Well, so him and I went back and forth.
Speaker 7: So he talked about you know zinc, right, Yeah, he said,
Speaker 7: the best way to get zinc is through meat. Right,
Speaker 7: So eating you know, the grass fed beef and things
Speaker 7: like that, it's a great way to naturally get zinc
Speaker 7: in your body. I kind of went back and forth
Speaker 7: with him because once again, what I was taught, and
Speaker 7: it's what a doctor told me many many years ago,
Speaker 7: and I had not here heard anything contradicting this was
Speaker 7: when you eat meat, you only you don't eat beef,
Speaker 7: you don't eat pork. You can eat all the fish
Speaker 7: you want, because the fish will spit out. If you
Speaker 7: watch a fish, a fish will spit out anything that's
Speaker 7: not food. Yes, they talked about how dirty fish and
Speaker 7: you know, catfish and all this stuff because their bottom
Speaker 7: feeders whatever. Now, if it's not food, they're not gonna
Speaker 7: eat it, right, right, So you can eat all of that.
Speaker 7: When you eat chicken and turkey, you only eat the breast, right,
Speaker 7: because there's no blood vessels in the breast, right, So
Speaker 7: that's what go ahead. I can't eat chicken wings, chicken wings.
Speaker 7: So now because of the blood vessels and in the
Speaker 7: chicken wings, you know how you get those big giant wings.
Speaker 2: And everything else every time I look at them.
Speaker 7: Right, it's the injections. So they inject them into the
Speaker 7: blood stream to make the chickens bigger and plumper and
Speaker 7: everything else. And so this is what I was taught.
Speaker 7: And so that's why you don't eat the wings, because
Speaker 7: that stuff stays into the blood stream. They don't eat
Speaker 7: the wings, don't eat the legs, don't eat the thighs.
Speaker 7: Only eat the breast because there's you know, there's no
Speaker 7: blood in the breast. That's why I've always hated one
Speaker 7: pot meals. Right. It always bothers me when I would
Speaker 7: see people cooking these one pot meals and they're cooking
Speaker 7: with thighs or or things like that or thrown because
Speaker 7: I'm like, dude, that ain't gravy. That's blood leg Seriously.
Speaker 2: That is true, That is true, you know, But I
Speaker 2: mean I can deal without the thighs.
Speaker 3: I can deal without the legs.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, I can't hand no wings.
Speaker 7: And everything in moderation, right, everything in moderation.
Speaker 2: A miss some hot sauce, some mouth sauce. You come
Speaker 2: to Chicago, go right, go to one of the rest
Speaker 2: restaurants you know from the West Side, and some uncle
Speaker 2: rimas and some hair ows and get that mountain, mad mad,
Speaker 2: I probably need to stop talking about it before I
Speaker 2: try to go get something with my wife. Kill me
Speaker 2: and I show up on some wings now. But I
Speaker 2: do love to eat chicken breasts more, but I do
Speaker 2: like my wings. So I guess I'm better because I
Speaker 2: would always only want wings, but now I do mostly
Speaker 2: breasts now, I don't even eat that meat anymore.
Speaker 3: So I'm ahead of that curve.
Speaker 7: Right kind of. Yeah, you're ahead of the curve. However,
Speaker 7: you know, according to doctor Smith, you gotta eat the
Speaker 7: eat the meat for the zinc, all right. I'll just
Speaker 7: keep eating pumpkin seeds then, So I'm gonna take this
Speaker 7: one step further. There's a euryal just on online. She's
Speaker 7: always posting online, Doctor Rachel, I've been following her online.
Speaker 7: Right she talked about a product called l argentine. Have
Speaker 7: you heard of that one? Yes, she said, l argentine,
Speaker 7: and I will butcher the substance that it creates in
Speaker 7: your body. So I'm not gonna say, but it creates
Speaker 7: the substance in your body that your body can't process
Speaker 7: and can kill you.
Speaker 3: Well, then what the hell we're supposed to eat? What
Speaker 3: what are we supposed to do?
Speaker 7: I was, you know, I was one. I was taking
Speaker 7: l argentine for years. Right, I've been doing it, but
Speaker 7: I would do it inconsistently, right I would. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm maybe one twice a week or every now and then,
Speaker 7: you know, but I wasn't doing it every day.
Speaker 2: See, now you're gonna make me throw my l argentine away.
Speaker 7: I threw mine out after I saw that mine's in
Speaker 7: the trash you know. Matter of fact, mine should be
Speaker 7: at the landfill right now. Treay was yesterday.
Speaker 2: Well, mim better catch up. I gotta wait to trash
Speaker 2: day next week. Many doctor Rachel talks about nitric oxide.
Speaker 7: Yes, so you do get nitric oxide supplements. However, it's
Speaker 7: just like with anything when it comes down to that
Speaker 7: nitric oxide, not all products are created equal, right, Because
Speaker 7: if you start looking at the ingredients. And this is
Speaker 7: something I really paid attention to years ago. Like I
Speaker 7: would go into the little blue store that doesn't sponsor us,
Speaker 7: so I won't mention their name, but you know it's
Speaker 7: the big box blue store. I would go in there
Speaker 7: and I would look at in the vitamin aisle and
Speaker 7: and so you know, you pick up just vitamin C
Speaker 7: for example, Right, you look and it's all these fillers
Speaker 7: that would be in the product first, yes, before it actually,
Speaker 7: So it's like, what do you do at that point,
Speaker 7: right before you actually get to something. The further is
Speaker 7: down in the ingredients list, the less like the little
Speaker 7: least amount of the product is actually in it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so you know it just it's tough, right, Doctor Z
Speaker 7: was saying, make sure whatever you get is third party tested,
Speaker 7: so you can either you know, it should be on
Speaker 7: the bottle or you have to go to the company's
Speaker 7: website make sure the product is third party tested, otherwise
Speaker 7: you're gonna get scammed in it.
Speaker 2: So that's interesting because with a lot of vitamins, they
Speaker 2: have a lot of fillers, yep. And these companies make
Speaker 2: billions of dollars a year giving you a ten amount
Speaker 2: of what the real vitamin is. But that that was
Speaker 2: the reason that I stopped buying zinc and a vitamin.
Speaker 2: I started getting through pumpkin seeds and trying to find
Speaker 2: other things that I can get it through. But it's
Speaker 2: interesting that we keep getting advertised that this will solve
Speaker 2: this problem for us from that particular aspect. This will
Speaker 2: increaseure testosterone, this will do this, this will do that,
Speaker 2: this will do this, And it's like, does it really
Speaker 2: or is it like just you talking? Because think about it,
Speaker 2: we have all these companies now where you don't need
Speaker 2: a prescription per se doctor to get the yellow peel,
Speaker 2: the white peel, the green peel, and the blue peel
Speaker 2: now right, so it's like you can chew it and
Speaker 2: do it right. So now it's like, what does it happen?
Speaker 2: What is that really doing to us? Because it's not
Speaker 2: increasing testosterone level.
Speaker 7: No, it's not. It's not helping increase the toss. And
Speaker 7: with anything, I believe that the more you take stuff,
Speaker 7: the more your body gets used to it and the
Speaker 7: less effective it becomes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you gotta I'm sure if you got one
Speaker 2: of those pills, you can't do one now if you've
Speaker 2: been taking it for a long time. You gonna have
Speaker 2: two or three and then you gotta wonder how dangerous
Speaker 2: is that to your heart?
Speaker 7: Right right?
Speaker 2: Man, look this gentleman when we tell we have a
Speaker 2: lot of questions for him, because man's is gonna need
Speaker 2: to understand how we stay on the up and up
Speaker 2: as we age and get older. You're young, guys, you know.
Speaker 2: Enjoying your time. Enjoying your time, you do what have
Speaker 2: once you cross that forty five bark and start hitting
Speaker 2: fifty and then so folks as soon as they hit forty.
Speaker 2: So look man, space nation, all you young fellas out there,
Speaker 2: enjoy your time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, enjoy your time.
Speaker 2: And now when you come and you listen to the
Speaker 2: show where he is going to be educating us, you
Speaker 2: need to listen to that show because we want you
Speaker 2: to be prepared so you don't have to go through
Speaker 2: all of that going forward. Because everybody liked the wood
Speaker 2: and we want to be able to keep it going
Speaker 2: in the right direction.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and next week there will be a lot of
Speaker 7: conversation about would so it would not be a show
Speaker 7: for your children. But there are some products out there
Speaker 7: that we will be talking about. And I'm not even sure.
Speaker 7: How that's the best way I've like. Yeah, So to
Speaker 7: the next week on that one Nation, we're gonna regroup
Speaker 7: and we're gonna take a quick break. If you're right back,
Speaker 7: we're more of the mass Space podcast, and we are
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Speaker 2: Right because if you don't, you're gonna end up with
Speaker 2: the Terminator Fromminator.
Speaker 7: Four that one or an erotic fiction novel.
Speaker 2: Oh damn for real? Yes, okay, that's a new one
Speaker 2: on me. Yes to the Terminator, dude, Yes, yeah, I
Speaker 2: took look Man's face the Nation.
Speaker 3: Here's a funny story.
Speaker 2: I was, you know, I love sci fi, and I
Speaker 2: was watching The Terminator and my daughter was really little
Speaker 2: at the time, and she got terrified when she saw
Speaker 2: Arnold get up and started slicing put I didn't know
Speaker 2: she was in the room, you know, she came in
Speaker 2: looking for me and and she got terrified and ran back.
Speaker 2: So then when terminator four came out and the man said.
Speaker 3: My name is Marcus right. Look, she ran out of
Speaker 3: the room.
Speaker 2: I ran to her mom and said, mom, somebody stole
Speaker 2: my daddy and said his name is Marcus Raight and
Speaker 2: and he don't look like my daddy, but.
Speaker 3: And he's a terminator man.
Speaker 7: For two days, every time she saw me, she was crying,
Speaker 7: are you really my dad?
Speaker 2: It was just so funny because she was so and
Speaker 2: she was only like two and a half. That was funny.
Speaker 2: So you have to.
Speaker 7: Have to put the a in there. Man. That reminds me.
Speaker 7: What was the show V. Have you remember that movie
Speaker 7: TV series V? Yes, where you know the people tried
Speaker 7: to assimilate themselves as humans and they would have like
Speaker 7: human skin on and they would be aliens up under
Speaker 7: it that looked like lizards or whatever. Yes, I remember
Speaker 7: my dad, and for my knowledge, my dad always had
Speaker 7: a mole on his face. I looked at him one
Speaker 7: day and the mole wasn't there anymore. Oh no, I'm
Speaker 7: like my dad's an alien. I scratched the crap out
Speaker 7: of him trying to pull that skin. Oh that's terrible, boy,
Speaker 7: that is terrible, you know, I got a good question
Speaker 7: for I guess next week, because yeah, I want to
Speaker 7: ask him because when you do some it's interesting.
Speaker 2: What you learn in research that honey to too. What
Speaker 2: is it two tablespoons of honey? I think it's like
Speaker 2: a couple hours before you go to bed can help
Speaker 2: maintain t levels.
Speaker 7: So your testosterone levels. That that's kind of interesting because
Speaker 7: your testosterone levels actually increase overnight while you sleep.
Speaker 2: They do, but if you have a problem with low
Speaker 2: tight it's supposed to help.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I don't know. The whole just behind you
Speaker 7: getting morning wood is that your testosterone levels are at
Speaker 7: its highest, highest peak in that morning stretch. That's right
Speaker 7: somewhere between four am and ten am. You're at your
Speaker 7: highest levels of the day.
Speaker 3: M But so I'm just curious that I want it.
Speaker 3: Does it help?
Speaker 2: Does it not help? And then, like you brought up
Speaker 2: a great point with all this stuff that's on social media,
Speaker 2: if you do this and drink this and eat this
Speaker 2: and do that and do this, is it really working
Speaker 2: or is it somebody making stuff up? Because right now,
Speaker 2: you know everybody knows everything on the internet is true,
Speaker 2: ha ha ha.
Speaker 3: But the interesting thing.
Speaker 2: Is is any of that really true, the stuff that
Speaker 2: they talk about herbally, right, because remember, you know, just
Speaker 2: from basic science when we learned when we were in
Speaker 2: school and younger, Russ, you know, we learned certain things
Speaker 2: where this medicine is medicinal and it can help you,
Speaker 2: and it can do this, it can do that, you know,
Speaker 2: but we also learned that plant life would help, right,
Speaker 2: because we have to think about, like what did they
Speaker 2: do back in the earlier days before we had all this,
Speaker 2: you know, pharmaceutical companies with all this medicine that can
Speaker 2: actually help us, Like what did they learn to do that?
Speaker 2: Like how did they learn to develop those pills increase
Speaker 2: blood flow? And I'm interested because I didn't know it
Speaker 2: was a green one, the green peel that that would
Speaker 2: do the blood flow and help would arouse them. How
Speaker 2: the heck did they even come up with that? Like
Speaker 2: what plant did they get that from?
Speaker 7: That's very true, very true, Like where did all of
Speaker 7: it come from? You know a lot of times. So
Speaker 7: the episode that's that's going to air in a couple
Speaker 7: of weeks, he talked about vitamin D. Right, So I
Speaker 7: was sitting here looking up like ways to naturally increase
Speaker 7: your testosterone, right, okay. And one of the things that
Speaker 7: it says here is getting enough vitamin D sunlight exposure
Speaker 7: helps make it helps your body make more vitamin D.
Speaker 7: Now we are basically in a society world. More and
Speaker 7: more of us have office jobs, right right, not in
Speaker 7: the five world. We're inside sitting at a desk, not
Speaker 7: exposed to sunlight. When you go to work, it's dark,
Speaker 7: and when you leave to go home, it's dark, and
Speaker 7: so you're in the house, and then it's like, hey,
Speaker 7: what are you doing on the weekends. You're watching football,
Speaker 7: you're watching basketball, You're watching you know, watching your sports.
Speaker 7: You know. So you're in the house on the weekends.
Speaker 7: You're not getting outside and getting that exposure. So that
Speaker 7: could play a lot into a lot of the lower
Speaker 7: testosterone in men. It says that low vitamin D is
Speaker 7: linked to lower testosterone. So here's one of the things
Speaker 7: that doctor Smith talked about. He said, a lot of
Speaker 7: the supplements that have that are vitamin D. There's a
Speaker 7: part of it that's called dcon which is used to
Speaker 7: make rat poison. That what right, So I mean I
Speaker 7: had some bottles of vitamin D downstairs and I started
Speaker 7: looking like, okay, you know, I can't find my glasses,
Speaker 7: so I feel like Velma.
Speaker 3: My glasses, I can't see what I'm.
Speaker 7: So I was like, I'm gonna have to come back
Speaker 7: and do this and later on when I cut my
Speaker 7: phone at least and can take a picture and look
Speaker 7: at the ingredients that's in this.
Speaker 2: So wow. Yeah, So what I'm hearing is I need
Speaker 2: to figure out what. Ain't no sun in the shy
Speaker 2: in Chicago. Ain't men no sun for a minute a
Speaker 2: round up in here, But the next sunny day, I
Speaker 2: might have to just go and and do you know,
Speaker 2: do what people do and go. I don't need a tan,
Speaker 2: but maybe get a little bit of a tan so
Speaker 2: I can get some vitamin deep. How long we got
Speaker 2: to stay outside? Is it five minutes?
Speaker 7: See?
Speaker 2: I got to get I can fall asleep in the sun.
Speaker 7: See South Carolina, you know, I go out there and
Speaker 7: cut grass and I turned like three shades. I didn't.
Speaker 7: I've gotten sunburned since I've been in South Carolina. I've
Speaker 7: gotten sunburned three of the last four years.
Speaker 2: So well, then it looked like that just fast year
Speaker 2: in vitamin D then.
Speaker 7: Right, But that's just cutting grass, you know, So that's yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't. IM not a fan. I'm not a fan
Speaker 7: of being out there in the sun too long because
Speaker 7: it's down here. It's a different story.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. You bring up a very good point about
Speaker 2: D and being in the sun. You know, that's one
Speaker 2: thing doctors don't touch for unless you request a vitamin
Speaker 2: D test to see what levels your vitamin D is.
Speaker 7: So this is this is funny to me because the
Speaker 7: same doctor that was talking about don't eat the eat
Speaker 7: they only eat the chicken breasts and stuff. Yeah, right,
Speaker 7: the one I went to years ago, he was saying
Speaker 7: that it is impossible. Don't let a doctor tell you
Speaker 7: that you are low on vitamin D, especially if you're black.
Speaker 7: He said, there's no such thing when you're black, because
Speaker 7: you're because your your your skin is melanated right now. Granted,
Speaker 7: different hues of black people have more melanin and more
Speaker 7: you know, more enrichment vitamin D in their bodies than
Speaker 7: lighter skin hues.
Speaker 2: So who knows, I gotta go get darker than let me,
Speaker 2: you know, the sun come out.
Speaker 7: Go cut some grass, markets, go cut you.
Speaker 2: I know, I gotta start wearing a hat when I
Speaker 2: cut the grass because I put my hat on and
Speaker 2: and keep my skin covered. You know, yeah, I might
Speaker 2: have to take it. You know, I'm might have to
Speaker 2: do an old school with the shirt off and mod
Speaker 2: the line.
Speaker 7: I hope the neighbors what I would hate to see
Speaker 7: that fight when you come back in the house. Who
Speaker 7: you tried to crash?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I would get hurt pretty pretty quick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right about that.
Speaker 2: Maybe when she's not around there, you go, Oh damn,
Speaker 2: tax season over, so yeah, I know she's home on
Speaker 2: the weekends now, damn.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I'm gonna have to take the shirt
Speaker 2: off and go outside and do a little working out.
Speaker 2: And you know I got this. Then let me be quiet. Sorry,
Speaker 2: man's face, I can't tell y'all in ain't no telling.
Speaker 2: The wife might listen to it, right, right, and you
Speaker 2: know what, missus right I am. I'm just laughing for
Speaker 2: the sake of the mass face.
Speaker 7: No listening to here, y'all. Don't send any your hate
Speaker 7: towards me. I'm on your side on this one. Nobody
Speaker 7: wants to see him out there without his shirtle.
Speaker 3: That's good. Okay, that's good. R that's good. I like
Speaker 3: how you gave that.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay man, But yeah, so you know you were
Speaker 7: talking about the exercising, right, Yes, So one of the
Speaker 7: big things that works against your testosterone. There's multiple full
Speaker 7: studies out there about this is your quartersol level? Right? Yes, yep,
Speaker 7: So stress raises your quartersol level, right, And there's a
Speaker 7: lot of studies out there. When you're high in stress,
Speaker 7: your body your body tries to eliminate cortisol overnight, but
Speaker 7: when you have too much of it, you don't get
Speaker 7: enough sleep, it resides and turns into fat.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And so a lot of guys that they think, oh,
Speaker 7: you know what, I just I had a beer, I
Speaker 7: had some you know, I've been drinking beer. You know,
Speaker 7: this little spare tire over here, that's that's cortisol. That's
Speaker 7: that's sitting there. So there's a lot of studies out
Speaker 7: there that say, lower your cortisol, you can raise your
Speaker 7: testosterone levels, and you can lose belly fat by doing
Speaker 7: by lowering your quartersol levels. I I will say there
Speaker 7: was a product that used to be on the market
Speaker 7: and I cannot remember the product. I used to take
Speaker 7: it years ago, and I could feel my mood change
Speaker 7: when I would take it, and you know, I was
Speaker 7: losing weight and everything. But I didn't understand how the
Speaker 7: product worked. Back then, I was I was much younger
Speaker 7: and didn't know a whole lot at the time, right,
Speaker 7: But I was still working out. I was doing good
Speaker 7: with everything. You know. Years later, I tried to get
Speaker 7: the product again. It didn't work the same way because
Speaker 7: before I could take it and I could instantly feel
Speaker 7: my mood change, you know, I could. I would feel
Speaker 7: happier all of a sudden, you know. When when I
Speaker 7: found the product again years later, it didn't work that
Speaker 7: way anymore. You know, I didn't feel anything. It's like
Speaker 7: it's you know to me, you know, my little happy
Speaker 7: pill that I was taking. It was let me down
Speaker 7: because I didn't I wasn't getting the same results. Right.
Speaker 7: There was a nitric oxide product that I used to take,
Speaker 7: n ox two. Right, Me and a buddy of mine,
Speaker 7: we would take it and we would go to the
Speaker 7: gym every day, right, and it was just to help
Speaker 7: with our workouts because you know how you have have
Speaker 7: you seen the body pump classes where it's kind of
Speaker 7: like aerobics with weights and stuff like that. We would
Speaker 7: finish our workouts and then we would walk past the
Speaker 7: class and kind of look in, you know, and it's
Speaker 7: majority women in there. So we kind of peek in
Speaker 7: the class, and you know, the lady would always us
Speaker 7: leading the class, like come on, come on, come join us,
Speaker 7: Come join us. No no, no, no no. So one
Speaker 7: day we decided to join the class, got in the class.
Speaker 7: I remember I blacked out. What yes, I blacked out
Speaker 7: in this class? Right, I went down. I when I
Speaker 7: kind of revived myself, I was on one knee. I
Speaker 7: left my weights right there and walked out the door,
Speaker 7: and I said, okay, I'm gonna fix this. So I
Speaker 7: found the nitric oxide right NX two, great product. Right,
Speaker 7: was taking it every day we go to the gym, workout,
Speaker 7: take the nitric oxide. Boom boom, boom, boom boom. Had
Speaker 7: no issues in that class like a beast bro boom. Well,
Speaker 7: not knowing back then, because there's a lot more information
Speaker 7: and studies out there now than it was back then. Right,
Speaker 7: you know, you go to GENC and they tell you, hey,
Speaker 7: take this as good. Okay, you're gonna take it just
Speaker 7: GNC right, Well, uh not. One of the things that
Speaker 7: it would do was not knowing that nitric oxide increased
Speaker 7: your blood levels right, So it helped you recover quicker,
Speaker 7: you know, and not just from your workouts, but from
Speaker 7: your your evening workouts, if you catch my dress.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yes, so.
Speaker 7: Right. So it's like when when you sitting there like
Speaker 7: round two, round three, round four, round five type type nights.
Speaker 7: You know, that nitric oxide was amazing. Yes, So all
Speaker 7: of a sudden, I try to find that same product
Speaker 7: because that that same product was so great. I can't
Speaker 7: find that product anymore. You don't know what name it was,
Speaker 7: nitri It was just nitric oxide. It was n O
Speaker 7: X two is the name of the product. They don't
Speaker 7: make that product anymore, right, I wonder why. Well, so
Speaker 7: I asked doctor Z about it. She says, well, there's
Speaker 7: a lot of things that was on the markets years
Speaker 7: ago that have been deemed illegal, so they had to
Speaker 7: take certain things out of products and things like that,
Speaker 7: and so not without her knowing exactly what the product was,
Speaker 7: because I did find something similar, you know, and it
Speaker 7: didn't have the same type effect. Right, every nitric oxide
Speaker 7: level I've tried since, I've never had the same results
Speaker 7: as I did with that, you know. But then, you know,
Speaker 7: as I mentioned earlier, now you got to make sure
Speaker 7: stuff is third party tested, because you don't know what
Speaker 7: you're getting. You know, you could be getting stuff from
Speaker 7: a little sweatshop in China. You know, you never know,
Speaker 7: You never know.
Speaker 2: Man, It's just we got a lot of questions for
Speaker 2: this guy. What can you what can you not take?
Speaker 2: What can you do? What can you not do right?
Speaker 2: Any supplement can you can take to really help you?
Speaker 2: Supplement to get right right?
Speaker 7: Right? Well, Doctor Rachel always preaches nitric oxide, and she
Speaker 7: actually sells one on her site. I haven't tried it.
Speaker 7: I've been curious to try it, but it's one that
Speaker 7: her company stands behind.
Speaker 2: So might I might have to order it and check
Speaker 2: it out?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, because that that that might be the new
Speaker 7: n Ox too, is what she has there. Now are
Speaker 7: you how often do you drink alcohol or do you
Speaker 7: drink at all?
Speaker 2: If I drink, it's like so social. It might be
Speaker 2: once every like I don't know, four or five months,
Speaker 2: and it's.
Speaker 7: Usually one right, all right, I'm pretty much in the
Speaker 7: same boat with you. It's it's not very often for me,
Speaker 7: but heavy drinking can reduce your testosterone level. Ye, I
Speaker 7: ain't doing that, And it's a moderate or occasional use
Speaker 7: is fine, but daily use is is uh dangerous because A,
Speaker 7: not only does it hurt your liver because as your
Speaker 7: liver is trying to filter out everything yea once, once
Speaker 7: your liver can't do that anymore, you start to create
Speaker 7: the leaky gut situation. You start creating all these different
Speaker 7: problems and things like that. But it also all of
Speaker 7: those things hurt your testosterone level.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got a lot of like, how does
Speaker 2: it beat? Juice? The actual juice help you?
Speaker 7: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: I know it doesn't increase the tea levels, but so
Speaker 3: to help the blood flow, what's supposed to help.
Speaker 7: Right, It's supposed to be a natural way to increase
Speaker 7: your nitric oxide.
Speaker 2: So is I gotta try? I know it lowers your
Speaker 2: blood pressure, but I got tried from that aspect, you know.
Speaker 7: I So I used to juice. I would juice every morning,
Speaker 7: and a buddy of mine told me juice to beat.
Speaker 7: You know, when you make your juice juice a beat, right, Well,
Speaker 7: I didn't know that you were only supposed to take
Speaker 7: a little bit of the beat and put it in there,
Speaker 7: right Really? When Yeah, when I would juice everything, I
Speaker 7: if I do something I have to do twice the amount, right,
Speaker 7: because I have to I have to do it for
Speaker 7: my wife as well, right right. So I made my juice.
Speaker 7: I put two beats in there.
Speaker 2: Oh damn.
Speaker 7: I had to call out of work for two days.
Speaker 2: Do you have to call out of work for two
Speaker 2: days because the wood was saluting and you had to
Speaker 2: take kid business?
Speaker 7: No? I had to go. I had to go take
Speaker 7: the Browns to the Super Bowl. I was in the
Speaker 7: bathroom like clockwork, like it tore me. Uh and and
Speaker 7: if you don't know, like they used to use beats,
Speaker 7: And this is why I never used to like red
Speaker 7: velvet cake, because they used to use the juice from
Speaker 7: a beat to give red velvet that red color. So
Speaker 7: knowing that your body doesn't break down that red dye
Speaker 7: that passes straight through you. So it's like you sit
Speaker 7: there and you know, you're checking your you're checking your tissue,
Speaker 7: or you look back, you look like you just had
Speaker 7: a fight with a wolverine.
Speaker 3: Like you look trying to figure out what the heck
Speaker 3: that happened to be?
Speaker 7: What happened to me? Because this is awful? Man.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, now I do about four ounces.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean that four ounces that that's that's about right,
Speaker 7: that's about right, you know, But I will I liked
Speaker 7: this beat juice that I would find in the store.
Speaker 7: It's like a beaten orange juice, right, and I would
Speaker 7: get that and drink it. But I'm you know, when
Speaker 7: I was doing it, I would always do it because, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: I've been on vacation and I'm back. You know, I
Speaker 7: didn't eat right, and you know, i've been in a
Speaker 7: hotel room for three four days. Now I'm back home.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to get my system back, right, I would
Speaker 7: drink some beet juice. I never thought about it from
Speaker 7: the effects of increasing the blood flow and and things
Speaker 7: like that. So that was a little that was a
Speaker 7: little different for me, you know, just kind of learning out.
Speaker 2: They say it works. I drink a little. I took
Speaker 2: about four ounces every couple of days because I don't
Speaker 2: want to be taking the Browns to the super Bowl
Speaker 2: ever again because the first time I did, I drink
Speaker 2: like like a whole cupful, like maybe eight and a
Speaker 2: half ten ounces. New I was taking them to the
Speaker 2: super Bowl with you, right, So I do.
Speaker 7: Four hold that farf Okay, we're bad, We're bad, But yeah, so,
Speaker 7: but there are you know, the different products to try
Speaker 7: to increase nitric oxide, increase your testosterone levels, you know,
Speaker 7: doing the zinc, the zinc increases it. My biggest thing
Speaker 7: is what can you do to decrease the estrogen levels
Speaker 7: while you increase the testosterone. And doctor Z was saying, like,
Speaker 7: the most effective way to test for testosterone is through
Speaker 7: your salava, right, really? Yeah? So I have you done
Speaker 7: one of those testosterone tests before? I did it too, right,
Speaker 7: and they did it through blood tests, right, And she's like,
Speaker 7: that's not the most effective way. The most effective way
Speaker 7: is through your salava. So I was like, hm, I
Speaker 7: was curious about that. So I went on Amazon. I
Speaker 7: started looking and I found test kits that you can do,
Speaker 7: right really, So now I'm curious, are do those work?
Speaker 7: Are they actually effective? Is it true? You know, true
Speaker 7: to life when you do it? You know, I got it.
Speaker 7: I got my yearly physical coming up in a couple
Speaker 7: of weeks, right, so when I go do my yearly physical,
Speaker 7: you know, maybe I had those test strips and see
Speaker 7: if they will test my testosterone levels with blood work
Speaker 7: at the same time, so I can do a comparison
Speaker 7: to see how accurate they are. You know, I'm curious
Speaker 7: about that. I'm curious, yeah, because you know, when you're
Speaker 7: taking the supplements and stuff like that to raise your
Speaker 7: testosterone levels, you don't want it to get too high.
Speaker 7: I went on to one of those programs for about
Speaker 7: six months, right, but they said I had low te
Speaker 7: So they gave me like this cream that you you know,
Speaker 7: you rub between your legs and you know, every every
Speaker 7: morning and you're good, right, Well, there's like three clicks,
Speaker 7: you know, rub three clicks on. That's that's what they'll
Speaker 7: tell me. And I got tested every month, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: Well by the fourth month, my testosterones were like in
Speaker 7: the fourteen hundred levels, which is way too high. And
Speaker 7: they're like, oh, you got to scale this down to
Speaker 7: like one every other day or stuff like that. Now,
Speaker 7: you know, instead of doing three clicks you know, every
Speaker 7: every day, do one click every other day, you know,
Speaker 7: to try to lower it back down again. But it's
Speaker 7: like the amount of money that you were paying for that,
Speaker 7: and and to me outside of you know, yeah, my
Speaker 7: face was breaking out and stuff like that, and the
Speaker 7: anger issues that I was having. I wasn't seeing like
Speaker 7: results to the point where I was thinking I should have, right,
Speaker 7: you know, I wasn't losing weight. I wasn't you know,
Speaker 7: I wasn't seeing the transformation of my body. I was
Speaker 7: going to the gym at the same time, so I
Speaker 7: was working out every day, but I wasn't seeing the
Speaker 7: transformation that I wanted that I thought I should have
Speaker 7: seen during it's time from doing all this testosterone. So
Speaker 7: I'm really curious when it comes to that man, and
Speaker 7: it's like, Okay, what can you do? What can you
Speaker 7: not do? There's another product that I saw that supposed
Speaker 7: to supposed to raise your and we'll talk about it
Speaker 7: off air because I don't want to promote them because
Speaker 7: they you know, they're not one of our sponsors yet.
Speaker 7: But it's supposed to raise your testosterone levels. But at
Speaker 7: the same time, it has estrogen blockers in it.
Speaker 3: That's not like steroids.
Speaker 7: Kind those does sound like steroids, but it you know,
Speaker 7: it's a product that's out there that you can buy
Speaker 7: on the market. There's two different ones that I've been
Speaker 7: looking at, but this one really kind of caught my
Speaker 7: attension because it specifically said it will block the estrogen.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Yeah, it's very interesting for real.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So that's one, you know, we'll talk about that
Speaker 7: one off air. Yeah, we'll come back and get at
Speaker 7: that one. But there is so doctor Z brought up
Speaker 7: these things, right, she said that for men that have problems,
Speaker 7: because the whole show with her we were talking about
Speaker 7: Edie and what you can do for Edie, right, and
Speaker 7: of course you know we went through the different pills
Speaker 7: and things like that. But they have this pump, right,
Speaker 7: So not the vacuum pump that when you think of
Speaker 7: the pump that you actually just kind of you know,
Speaker 7: you slip on and you vacuum yourself up. What I
Speaker 7: was thinking about, right, it's not that, Okay, it's it's
Speaker 7: a little thing that they do. They make a little
Speaker 7: slit and do it into your manhood and they put
Speaker 7: this little pump in there. Right, so when you're ready,
Speaker 7: you just kind of almost just like the old Nike
Speaker 7: shoes of the pumps, you just kind of pump it up.
Speaker 7: And it's real technology now, just came from the doctor.
Speaker 7: And when you're done, you just kind of hit a
Speaker 7: release void and it just kind of.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: But the question would be does it does it do?
Speaker 2: Doesn't set the wood the right way? I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: you think about it. First of all, the slit is
Speaker 2: a problem, Yeah, slit in your manhood. The second part
Speaker 2: is is it pumping it up the right way?
Speaker 7: Yeah, because you.
Speaker 2: Don't want to get in there, and it's it's it's uh.
Speaker 8: It's yeah, it's that with the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 8: It's all the offensive direction, right.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, that's boy, they got some crazy
Speaker 2: stuff out there for us.
Speaker 7: Now. I just knew that's not something I would ever try.
Speaker 7: Oh no, no, no no. When you said slip that
Speaker 7: that that yeah, that that wasn't gonna happened to me.
Speaker 7: But then there's another one, and there's a slit that
Speaker 7: it gets involved, but it's it's a slit that goes
Speaker 7: on your butt cheek and they have these little pellets
Speaker 7: that increase your testosterone and so you don't have to
Speaker 7: come and do shots, so you don't have to remember.
Speaker 7: You just you know, take get this little slit day,
Speaker 7: insert this little pack in your butt, see it right
Speaker 7: the cheek. You know, you know you you can't do
Speaker 7: leg day for a couple of days, you know, to
Speaker 7: the little slit heels. But the stuff lasts like three months.
Speaker 2: Uh, man, space nation, I don't know how many y'all
Speaker 2: want to do that.
Speaker 3: But both of those sound like a problem for me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, No, I couldn't. I couldn't do it. That
Speaker 7: was out. So the third one she mentioned was a shot.
Speaker 7: Now I do know people that are doing the shot.
Speaker 7: I can't. I would just I just can't do it.
Speaker 3: You give your you do your own shot.
Speaker 7: It's it's it's a needle, and it's not in your arm,
Speaker 7: it's right in the tip of your man.
Speaker 3: That sounds painful.
Speaker 7: And no, there are people that have had great success,
Speaker 7: especially guys who have who have had prostate cancer and
Speaker 7: had their prostates removed from cancer. A lot of times
Speaker 7: that when men have deal with that, with the prostate
Speaker 7: cancer and deal with UH or in large prostates, they
Speaker 7: suffer from extreme ed like none of the pills work
Speaker 7: anymore and the only thing that will work for them
Speaker 7: is that shot.
Speaker 2: Just thinking about taking a shot don't sound right right there.
Speaker 2: It sounds wrong, right. It sounds very wrong for me.
Speaker 7: So it makes you wonder. It's like, Okay, does east
Speaker 7: amount of vitamin A does that hurt your prostate as well?
Speaker 7: That's there's there's not enough studies out there to know
Speaker 7: exactly where prostate cancer comes from.
Speaker 2: So we need to make these scientists to wort have
Speaker 2: figured that out.
Speaker 7: Man. It's basically see if there's a correlation from increased
Speaker 7: amount of vitamin A and prostate cancer because a lot
Speaker 7: of times when they do the testing on the liver
Speaker 7: to see because when you have too much vitamin A,
Speaker 7: it's in your liver, right, it gets stored in your liver.
Speaker 7: So the only way they can they don't do the
Speaker 7: biopsies on the liver anymore. The only time they do
Speaker 7: it is when you're dead.
Speaker 2: There it'll be a while for me, you know right,
Speaker 2: you know right, But I'm not taking those shot at
Speaker 2: the tip.
Speaker 7: It ain't happening, no chance, and you're not. You're not
Speaker 7: gonna get you some air Marcus.
Speaker 2: Is no mm hmmm, no.
Speaker 7: Hold on baby, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then you know you're gonna make a man because
Speaker 2: you haven't told her to hold on right and all
Speaker 2: warmed up and ready to go. Now you're trying to
Speaker 2: hold on. I can't do air markets and can't do
Speaker 2: no shot. Yeah I bet yeah, I'm gonna just have
Speaker 2: to start going to the gym a lot harder.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Yeah, you're right, you're right. You gotta get a
Speaker 7: healthy lifestyle. You gotta work on losing the belly fat
Speaker 7: because you know the story belly fat, which we contributed
Speaker 7: to the cortisol and things like that all plays into
Speaker 7: that lower testostere what.
Speaker 2: Kills us all the way around, not in that area,
Speaker 2: it just kills everything. Yeah, and we don't need that.
Speaker 2: So Man Space Nation, I want to tell you how
Speaker 2: to do one thing. Go get a check up. Make
Speaker 2: sure you're getting your check up. Look, make sure you're
Speaker 2: taking your stuff out to make sure you're healthy. That's
Speaker 2: very important for us because a lot of us don't
Speaker 2: like going to the physician. But you know, again, while
Speaker 2: you're rolling in your twenties, man y'all having a good
Speaker 2: old time, cut you when you get on the other
Speaker 2: side of forty five, you might want to make sure
Speaker 2: you're doing all the right things. So Man Space Nation,
Speaker 2: get to the doctor, find out what you need.
Speaker 7: To do, and do it absolutely. And with that said,
Speaker 7: we'll be back with more of the mass Space podcasts.
Speaker 7: As we do each week, we like to close the
Speaker 7: show with just a little bit of inspiration. Leadership. It's
Speaker 7: not about the title that you hold. Leadership is about
Speaker 7: the responsibility that you carry. It shows up in those small,
Speaker 7: quiet decisions, the hard conversations, and the things you do
Speaker 7: in the moments when nobody is watching. It is built
Speaker 7: in how you treat people, how you listen, and how
Speaker 7: you choose to grow when things get uncomfortable. Every great
Speaker 7: leader starts the same way, by learning, by failing, and
Speaker 7: by showing up again and again. Anyway, and along the way,
Speaker 7: you realize that leadership is less about having all the
Speaker 7: answers and more about creating space for others to rise
Speaker 7: with you. You see, wherever you are on your journey,
Speaker 7: just keep going. Lead with intention, lead with integrity, and
Speaker 7: most importantly, lead with heart, because the impact you make
Speaker 7: is not measured by how far you go along, but
Speaker 7: by how many people you bring with you. Men's fascination,
Speaker 7: just remember this one simple fact. Leadership isn't about being followed.
Speaker 7: It's about making sure that others believe they can lead
Speaker 7: to until next time. Man, you know, it's all about
Speaker 7: being that perfect leader. And sometimes, you know, when you
Speaker 7: are a leader, you got to be able to lead
Speaker 7: yourself and be able to follow your own advice. Yes,
Speaker 7: and you know, as we've been talking about today, a
Speaker 7: lot of it is you know, it's just taking care
Speaker 7: of yourself. You know, we can always I don't think
Speaker 7: that a good leader can go out there and tell
Speaker 7: everybody what to do and not do it himselves.
Speaker 2: Of course, that's correct. You've got to have self awareness.
Speaker 2: Without it, you can't lead anyone anyway because you're not
Speaker 2: aware of how you are.
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Speaker 7: It's a lot said a lot of information. Markets has
Speaker 7: been fun. I'm looking forward to us coming back together
Speaker 7: again next week because I think next week's gonna be
Speaker 7: a really good one. Oh yeah, I'm excited, y'all. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna leave that alone. He gave me a layup and
Speaker 7: I'm just like, you know, no, take layup, don't take
Speaker 7: the lab. I'm not gonna take that's the low hanging fruit.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna do it. I'm gonna leave that out alone.
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