I know what it’s like to wake up in the morning, and not even want to get out of bed, let alone rise up and charge the day with fury.

And I know what it’s like to live in a fat frumpy Dad bod.

And think to yourself, my kids, they’re kind of embarrassed by me.

I know what it’s like to look in the mirror, and not even recognize yourself anymore.

I know what it’s like when your wife walks up to you… and her eyes well up with tears and she says to you: Don’t you find me attractive anymore?

And you’ve got no clue that your testosterone has crashed to the floor… and you’ve got no clue what to do.

I know what it’s like when your doctor tells you that there is nothing wrong with you…

but you feel like crap…

You feel ashamed and weak…

Now understand this… I’m 51. I’ve been on the block a few times, and I can tell you this.

You’re not broken.

You’re not average.

And you sure as hell aren’t weak.

The system has designed a lifestyle delivered to us as a Trojan horse to keep our testosterone down.

The system tells you to take meds that lower testosterone…

The system promotes a “food pyramid” that raises estrogen and lowers testosterone. And you have no idea this is even happening.

So figuring out how to get lean and muscular, and have consistent energy can be time-wasting and costly if it doesn’t work long-term.

You search online…

Stare at all the info.

This testosterone booster and that…

Your Dr says “You’re fine”…

And the months keep ticking by.

And then you’re stuck in monthly and year-long loops…

You feel like a lazy loser some days, and on others, you feel ok, but normally on the weekend!

Another week goes by.

And then another…

Some of us get sorta lean, but they still have got that belly fat…

So you keep searching, spinning your wheels, and feel like it’s a waste of your time.

I Know How You Feel… I felt The Same Way.

Einstein famously said this: blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth.

I learned this the hard way. My pop died of an asthma attack when I was 16.

And I thought in October 2017, that’s what was going to happen to me.

Shortly after that, I found Dr. Ken Berry, MD, and I learned the truth about the system.

The system gives advice, which drives a lot of modern diseases.

And all the medications that I was on to try and fix my asthma, arthritis, anxiety, and blood pressure, chronically lowered my testosterone.

When that happens, you lose your mojo for life, you lose your motivation, and you feel like a lazy loser.

I’m off all meds no at 51 and never felt better. I broke free of the system.

When I read Dr. Ken’s book lies my doctor told me, and look at all the new research in his book, I quickly realise that the system designs a lifestyle as a Trojan horse…

With testosterone lowering medications, and foods that decrease testosterone, and promote estrogen.

And over time, our testosterone plummets.

And guess what?

We’re told by the system to expect our testosterone and energy to decline.

That’s not the case, for men in their 50s Back in the 1940s, I learned from my friend and advisor, Dr. Anthony Jay, who did a five-year Ph.D. in hormones…

Men back in the 1940s had average testosterone of over double what it is today for men my age, 51.

If you do a little bit more searching in the scientific literature, you keep finding these Trojan horses.

They are hidden everywhere… it’s a midfield, all designed to control us so we become good little boys and do as we’re told…

We don’t push back we don’t stand up for what we believe in.

We slowly lose our mojo because we get used to it.

So by the time you get to 30 or 40, you start losing your mojo in the gym, you lose your mojo in the bedroom with your wife, you lose your mojo in business… and you don’t reach your full potential.

You can get your mojo and fury back, but it requires a big lifestyle change.

But back when I had super low testosterone, severe anxiety, and shit motivation…

The system said to me: “you’re fine… this is normal.” 

It ain’t normal… in fact, on a podcast with professor Andrew Huberman, he said and I quote: