Giving You… Just the Tip

In this episode, Amy Ingle and Adam Burner discuss Cocktoberfest and the advancements in men's sexual wellness, focusing on erectile dysfunction (ED) and Peyronie's disease. They explore the latest regenerative medicine techniques, including the P-Shot, and address common myths and concerns surrounding these treatments. The conversation emphasizes the importance of open communication about sexual health and the personalized approach needed for effective treatment. They also compare the P-Shot to traditional ED treatments and discuss the patient journey from consultation to post-treatment expectations.

Contact Adam Burner at

evolve@pheneixregen.com

321-356-3855 phone

Takeaways

Cocktoberfest aims to raise awareness about men's sexual health.

Regenerative medicine offers new treatments for ED and Peyronie's disease.

The P-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma to enhance sexual function.

Patient comfort and addressing fears are crucial in treatment.

Lifestyle choices significantly impact sexual wellness.

Open communication about sexual health is essential.

The P-Shot can provide benefits without the side effects of traditional ED medications.

Consistency in treatment protocols leads to better results.

Future treatments may include stem cell therapies and peptides.

Men's sexual health is an important aspect of overall well-being.

Titles

Cocktoberfest: A Celebration of Men's Sexual Wellness

Advancements in ED Treatments: The P-Shot Explained

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cocktoberfest and Men's Sexual Wellness

03:28 Advancements in Regenerative Medicine for ED

05:52 Understanding the P-Shot and Its Benefits

11:04 Addressing Patient Concerns and Myths

16:36 Comparing P-Shot to Traditional ED Treatments

21:48 Future of Regenerative Medicine in Men's Health

24:15 Final Thoughts and Sweet Tips

Transcript

Amy Ingle (00:01)

Welcome to Cocktoberfest, where we're not just raising awareness, we're raising, well, you know. Let's get to it.

Amy Ingle (00:34)

Welcome to glow up and get real. Today we're going to talk about Cocktoberfest and the advancements in men's sexual awareness. I have Adam Burner here and he knows all about men and women's sexual wellness. However, we're going to talk about men today. Hey Adam, how are you?

Adam (00:51)

Wonderful. How you doing Miss Amy?

Amy Ingle (00:53)

I'm doing good. So it's October, but we're calling it Cocktober. That was your idea. Just I want to say your idea, not mine, but very clever, very clever. So I want to begin by asking what are the latest advancements in regenerative medicine for treating ED and Peyronie's disease?

Adam (00:57)

Why not make it fun and add a little yes

Yeah, there's numerous things that are out there and we're constantly evolving through the science and different studies and things of that nature. We have everything from the basic, think, most people are positioning are platelet-rich plasma, kind of involves drawing your bloods, putting it in a centrifuge, really grabbing those platelets to kind of re-induce those back into your own body to enhance that blood flow circulation.

anything to kind of get an extra boost into the mix that maybe cause them low libido or the, you know, any kind of other ends of it where you're not getting that blood flow to make it available to perform upon delivery. So, yeah, and there's also shockwave therapy, different ends to kind of either combine or individualized approach is kind of how I'd like to like to present it because everybody's different, right? So.

Amy Ingle (01:53)

Mm-hmm. ⁓

Yeah,

Adam (02:08)

you know, from your

Amy Ingle (02:08)

right.

Adam (02:08)

experience, you have people, know, as this just happened in the last month, or has this been like a five year ongoing on and off kind of thing that we're dealing with. having those unique modalities to kind of play with. And then, you know, also, you know, the realm of off label different options, you know, some people are utilizing fillers and, you know, even exosomes and different things to try to attack that approach as.

kind of an additional enhanced option to be able to position to the clients. So, especially ones that may have not had previous, I guess, results or to their standardized what they expect. And I think, do it great as a practitioner, I think, set the expectations. This isn't a magic trick for any of these approaches, but we can.

Amy Ingle (02:41)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (03:00)

kind of utilize different things and see what works and kind of advance upon that and get you back in action and, you know, feeling confident again. I think that's the biggest thing. And part of the reason making it fun with Cocktoberfest, I mean, you know, make it fun. There's tons, mean, you know, probably millions of people that go through this every year, especially on their age and different ends that they're going through that, you know, don't be scared to talk about it. Ask your provider or ask.

this, you you do a good job kind of promoting out like kind of group events and things to that nature kind of elaborating on the other previous podcasts. But, you know, it's in that get out of the comfort zone or get them into a comfort zone where they're not, you know, kind of embarrassed, ashamed about whatever is going through. But now these options are available and find the right person that has been doing this knows what they're doing. And, you know, don't be scared to ask like.

Amy Ingle (03:54)

Yeah. Right, yeah. And it is a serious conversation with my patients. mean, they are very kind of timid and embarrassed to talk about ED. However, once we get the conversation going, they get very comfortable and then they start sharing some of their issues that they're having. And ⁓ you're right, it's taking that initial step to contact your provider that can help.

Adam (03:55)

additional options as well.

Amy Ingle (04:19)

Not all providers can do this type of procedure. The P-SHOT is what we're going to talk about mainly. However, you you can start with your primary care doctor and they can refer you out or you can Google. That's probably the easiest because a lot of the primary care doctors don't know about these modalities with regenerative medicine.

Adam (04:37)

Yeah, and there's educational courses and different ends of it that thanks to social media, it's out there all the time and people are promoting it. see all the different promotions and ads running to strictly target around ED, sexual wellness. I think it's more open friendly than probably five years ago or even a couple years ago. So, yeah.

Amy Ingle (04:59)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (05:00)

There's enough to kind of research around it and different studies that people have kind of played around with and even for practitioners like yourself, you know, that don't know about it. Learn, you know, if it is something you want to get into because it is kind of alluding to what you want. I mean, that's kind of why you started offering it within your practice because there is a need for it, you know, it's getting back to daily confidence and being back in action. And, you know,

Amy Ingle (05:26)

Well, women talk. We talk. So, you know, we hear, my husband, this or, you know, just all kinds of stories you hear. So I knew there was a need out there that wasn't being taken care of. So that's why I went and learned how to do these these injections to help men and women with.

Adam (05:28)

They do, yeah.

Amy Ingle (05:45)

their sexual issues that they have, because it doesn't just affect them sexually in the bedroom, it affects them mentally so much.

Adam (05:53)

Yeah, your daily routine, getting up feeling confident, in, you know, having that additional weight on your shoulders like crap like last night. Damn. you being able to move forward your daily life, work, anything. Yeah, it's a big distraction that, you know, there I think, you know, even from ED to hair loss even, you know, and there's a lot of different sides of it. And I think

Taking that personalized approach, knowing what their background, what they tried, what they're doing, anything else, and think packaging it accordingly to your client, whether it be adding a vacuum pump or anything into the mix with it. I think a lot that I see, I mean, I think it's a program it should be positioned around because you got to get that blood flow back.

Amy Ingle (06:42)

Mm-hmm, right, right. And so many things can affect that in your life. Your lifestyle is a big one. I mean, genetics is, yes, your age, of course, but lifestyle means smoking, taking medications, drinking. There's a whole slew of lifestyle choices that men make that affect their sexual wellness. And so you really have to address those and then figure out where to start and go with that with the treatment.

Now I know that you and I are very serious about this, but of course we have to laugh. Like we have to like throw jokes out there once in a while just to kind of, you know, keep the seriousness a little light. So if you feel comfortable throwing some funnies out there, just go right ahead. Because I've heard, I've heard a lot of your funnies as we've talked about certain things. Yeah. Yeah.

Adam (07:27)

We have some funnies and just, yeah, this is HIPAA.

We don't say individual or anything, but yeah, it's always good to share what I see out in the field. Because I work with providers on a daily basis. I see what other people are doing and the results. think that's alluding to...

Amy Ingle (07:34)

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Adam (07:48)

Learning around the science what people other people are doing and so forth. But yeah, I have Yeah, one interesting Yeah said he was getting decent results and ended up wanting to try something a little bit different and He pulled me off to the side and his husband's so they you know, this is a highly gay community and you know, there's a

Amy Ingle (07:51)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (08:11)

definitely need around that target area as well.

the, so he finished up, he used the vacuum pump and pulled me off to the side and he's like, just so you know, I did it. And he's like, the tip, just the tip. He's like the tip hit the top. And I was like, wow. So yeah, yes. So yeah, he just makes it up, add a little bit more HA or something into the mix. So yeah.

Amy Ingle (08:25)

Yeah, so he did the P shot. That's what you're talking about. Okay. And we're going to talk about that here in a minute.

Hyaluronic acid. Yeah,

okay. All right, well, okay, so can you give us the elevator pitch for the P-shot? What is it and why should anyone care?

Adam (08:43)

Yeah, so, you know.

Here's the deal, we're positioning this around an individual approach, using your own blood and what we do, kind of the breakdown, typically drawn out of the veins in your arm, spin it down in the centrifuge. So we're capturing those platelets to kind of reinvent them and reawaken them to the area that we're taking that approach. kind of just slapping them up, really concentrating them down to target the specific area that

we're having issues with or we're trying to address. ⁓

Amy Ingle (09:14)

So

you can use the patient's own blood or you can also purchase the platelets from the lab, correct?

Adam (09:21)

Well, or, you know, there's different sources, autologists and allogenic sources that people can utilize. Also synthetic, there's different options to be able to implement that. So most commonly from your own blood, which is autologists. So, you know, we're taking that from you to you and just really driving it down, concentrating it in. Depending on the factors that we're dealing with, there are other options that are a little more advanced.

Amy Ingle (09:27)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (09:47)

to kind of help boost and stimulate and kind of renew that area of functionality.

Amy Ingle (09:53)

So what do the platelets do? I mean, I know, because I do this, but I just want everybody to hear your side.

Adam (09:55)

So.

Yeah,

so they are, depending on, like you said, lifestyle, different things, they can get lazy. So, yeah, it's kind of splashing cold water on their face, get them back to work, but really concentrating them instead of being all over the place. So we're putting them together on one specific power punch. It's Seal Team 6 and go to work and kind of.

Amy Ingle (10:23)

Neil Team 6. Nice.

Adam (10:23)

Yeah,

your job is to go in, you got a specific duty and you know, whatever we can do the best of our ability to make it as potent as possible and get to work in that specific targeted area instead of just running the streets.

Amy Ingle (10:40)

So the platelets actually when you inject them into the penis and that's where it goes which we're gonna get to next about how that happens. So when it goes in the platelets then scatter into the cavernosum of the penis and it stimulates collagen and neogenesis which is repair blood vessels. It also helps with inflammation, decreases inflammation.

increases, doesn't increase nitric oxide as well, which is pertinent for treating ED.

Adam (11:11)

Yeah, it potentially does have, you know, based around studies and different things. So there's a lot of great benefits. I'm glad you brought that up with the collagenic factors and different ends to help re-stimulate. Yeah, especially the blood flow, I think is, you you could have calcium buildup or plaque or something, plaque for the most part. So, you know, kind of really breaking up that area of blockage that's preventing.

that flow from going on.

Amy Ingle (11:38)

Mm-hmm. So for someone who's nervous about needles down there, how do you help them get comfortable with the process?

Adam (11:44)

⁓ I don't specifically but ⁓ you know, you can you can you conflict the tip just kidding so Typically, you know numbing and different aspects of you know because it is a sensitive area and I think probably from a guy's perspective It's like holy crap. You're gonna take that and put it there ⁓ so yeah, just my feedback and everybody you know, cuz initially I'm just like

Amy Ingle (11:46)

All right, what have you heard other providers are doing?

Here comes the funnies.

Mm-hmm.

Adam (12:10)

damn, that sounds painful or can be a little bit kind of scary. ⁓ Yeah, again, going to the right person, doing the right thing, ⁓ feedback that I'm getting across the board, mean, they don't even feel it. you know, having that comfort zone in between as well to kind of put them at ease and share the previous experiences the other patients have experienced themselves and their feedback. And if it was very painful,

Amy Ingle (12:15)

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Adam (12:36)

They probably wouldn't be coming back and seeing you every two months, six months, whenever that starts to degress again.

Amy Ingle (12:42)

Mm-hmm, right, exactly. I have multiple repeaters and it's, yeah, it's not as bad as you think. I know for the first time men are really terrified, but I use a really good lidocaine gel base and leave that on for about 20 minutes and that usually takes the bite out of it. So my clients, they hardly feel it and they're actually surprised as well that it's not painful.

Adam (13:07)

And I think

that's the thing too, is yeah, it's like that initial kind of fear factor kind of benefit. But once you dip your toes in it, it's yeah. And I think that too is having those stories to kind of share. That's where you're going to get your referral base. And probably you experienced that is be like, yeah, just like women drink or whatever. I've heard men talk about it as well. They go out and kind of open up and stuff. And I think more just

Amy Ingle (13:22)

Right.

Mm-hmm.

Adam (13:34)

making that comfortability and kind of understanding it and positioning it the right way.

Amy Ingle (13:38)

Right, right. So are there any myths or wild stories about the P Shot disease? Well, the P Shot or Peyronie's disease treatments that you'd love to debunk once and for all.

Adam (13:48)

Yeah,

think number one probably is super painful. Yeah, I think that's one of the ones and I think yeah, go and just kind of reiterate that but yeah, some of them is depending on how you're promoting it, don't over promise under deliver. So yeah, this is going to increase your girth by you know, you're going to grow three inches. It's just some of the silly marketing to draw that attention to get people in. But

Amy Ingle (13:51)

Okay, so we just talked about that.

Mm-hmm.

Mm hmm. But

but it's but can happen. It can happen. Mm hmm. I think it's like 60 % of men get that increased girth and length.

Adam (14:14)

It can, yeah, it can, but to position it again.

Yeah,

just kind of my funny story about, he's like, I use the vacuum pump and he's like, did this this time and the tip hit the tip or the top of the pump. it is possible. yeah. So, then, and I think, you know, a lot of it too, there's still the bunkers out there that, you know, there's no science again. This is return on medicine. The science is consistently going.

Amy Ingle (14:29)

I've heard that before too. It is possible. Mm-hmm. It does happen.

Adam (14:46)

There are studies, are different things that people have shown where this is beneficial to be able to assist in overcoming whatever you may be dealing with. So yeah, there's a lot of different researches, there's courses and things of that nature that you can utilize, even though most are off label. But again, with it being that side of it, just know.

you're going to the right person that has a background that's been doing this, knows what they're doing, and can share testimonials or patient feedback directly with them at ease on it. Yeah, I think also to probably give them this, or just I wouldn't say really like a myth, I think it's just more of kind of presenting like, hey, this is a magic trick. Yeah, all you need is one command, cool, you're good to go. Yeah, it could be a couple different.

Amy Ingle (15:32)

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Adam (15:37)

sessions, know, follow up like in a month or, know, I know your timeframe kind of varies, depend on, you know, a couple come back every three months, six months or whatever. Just kind of, you know, with anything, test it kind of, you know, you're kind of testing the waters and kind of see what the reaction is and how to kind of make that as an individual approach moving forward. So,

Amy Ingle (15:57)

Mm-hmm.

Right. Yeah.

Adam (16:03)

plenty of

information out there too for people to research themselves and yeah just trying to figure it out.

Amy Ingle (16:09)

So how do results from the P-Shot compare to more traditional treatments for ED? You know, we think about Viagra, Cialis, you know, so many men are on that. However, a lot of men don't like being on it. They don't like taking it. It's burdensome to take, to think about it. And if you have a, you know, a cardiac issue, that might not be an option. So how do the results compare between something like that?

when you're doing the P-shot with the platelets.

Adam (16:39)

think you're positioning it more as a holistic approach, number one, and then alluding to the potential side effects.

dealing with Viagra, Cialis and different ends of it. not specifically, but I know some people, it causes migraines. It causes other effects for that blood constriction. So, you're really versed sublingual and your body's absorbing or whatever. We're kind of getting to the root cause of what we're trying to accomplish.

Amy Ingle (16:56)

Mm.

So what's the typical patient journey from the first consult to post treatment?

Adam (17:14)

Yeah, acceptance one one positive side on the feedback and everything there is really no downtime. So it's not like any of these It's not like you're going into plastic surgery you're to be out for you know, two weeks or whatever the case might be so Yeah, the journey is doing a consultation understanding the approach and you know what? Really the you know you yourself that

and whoever the provider may be ⁓ explaining that, you know, here's what we do to numbing it to going through the whole approach. then, you know, based on your feedback, I would, you you do a good job too is three, five days after, you know, give us some time, get to work, not a magic trick that expect 30 minutes, you're going to walk out of here and have to hide. So the... ⁓

Amy Ingle (18:04)

Yeah.

Adam (18:05)

Yeah, just see what their feedback is, how everything's going. And then, yeah, do probably another week follow up and then it may be another round and just give us some time to let your body do its own thing.

Amy Ingle (18:16)

Yeah, how I consult with my clients is that when they come in, we do the procedure. I tell them that after the procedure, they have to pump with a penis pump. The protocol is about 10 minutes, three times a day for 12 weeks. And that seems like a lot, but it does make a big difference. I've had clients that have not pumped, but maybe a couple of days, clients that pumped for a month.

and clients that pumped for the 12 weeks. And I have consistency and I have seen a huge, huge difference, much better results when they follow that protocol of pumping. I also tell my clients as soon as I ⁓ finish the injections, I encourage them to go pump and they are free to do, you know, whatever. I mean, they can go and have sexual intercourse that day. There's, like you said, no downtime. And it actually helps with the flow and to...

Adam (18:43)

consistency.

Amy Ingle (19:09)

Kind of stimulate that those platelets to regenerate in those areas It does take 90 days for a platelets to regenerate So I do tell them you know this may be a little waiting game But most of my clients they get results like within the next couple of days. They see a difference Yeah

Adam (19:25)

That's fantastic. And I think to,

yeah, alluding to that kind of protocol system that you have, you know, getting that blood flow, just kind of cliche, but if you don't use it, you lose it. So if you're just going out and doing it and you're not getting that, don't expect, you know, hey, a month later, I started dating or anything like that and be good to go if you haven't been, you know, getting that blood flow in action to be.

Amy Ingle (19:37)

Mm-hmm

Adam (19:51)

to be prepared. So, I mean, that's the key, think, to consistency as well. Because it's, if you're just doing it, just to try it out, you got to reawaken and get everything else together and synchronize function.

Amy Ingle (19:53)

Right.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I think that's important that they follow those protocols. It's really important. I know how I have always done my injections. I do a five point injection. I do two injections on the side lateral of the penis and I do one at the tip. Just the tip. That's the tip. And I just make sure that my concentration of platelets or Wharton's jelly, whatever I use, is more concentrated at the tip. So

Adam (20:22)

Just the tip.

Amy Ingle (20:32)

I focus more, I do less volume, but I do more concentrate at the tip. And that gives it more sensation, which actually stimulates everything else to happen, right? And I found that that really works well. So have you seen any surprising or funny success stories from your patients? Without naming names, of course.

Adam (20:49)

Yeah, just so talk my I get a I get a friend her husband I was like did you should try adding some of those into the mix? Yeah, little 40s. Yeah, not They're they're healthy good and Yeah, you know Oh doing a doing a P shot

Amy Ingle (21:10)

Adding what? Adding what?

just, okay, just doing the P shot, okay. ⁓ in their spa, in like their medical spa, adding it as a service. ⁓ okay. Gotcha.

Adam (21:16)

So adding into it or whatever and.

Outside of this this is just like a personal one that went to one of my spots to do it And this was their personal feedback so it

was funny. She sent me like a laughing emoji two days later, and she's like He was up all night, so I was like well So she's like I'm not complaining, but yeah, I was like just so you know it worked so but yeah, so you know and

Amy Ingle (21:36)

⁓ sorry. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah.

Adam (21:48)

Every individual is different on that side, but it is something that we have available as tools to address those needs that there is a big need for it. And I think health-wise as well, we can go into health, like what are the health benefits of being able to have a healthy sexual life, not only daily function, but mentally and even physically part of it as well.

Amy Ingle (21:58)

Okay.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, I think that's important. What's coming next in regenerative medicine for men's sexual health?

Adam (22:16)

A lot of cool stuff, I think, on the horizon. So, you know, it's constantly changing, talking to different doctors, seeing different protocols of different ideas that they're putting together and suggestions. So, I really think with a lot of, you know, more people being comfortable offering this service and getting the right training and doing things, more people are

sharing the results amongst each other and kind of figure out the right protocol run around different ends of it. you know, whether it be who knows, open up to different stem cell therapies, cellular tissue models, platelet derived gore factors, or just different ends of it, either solo or combining them, you know, to really

Amy Ingle (22:43)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (22:59)

kind of figure out the right mix for the right individual and being able to have those options. And then you have the peptide realm as well, where there's additional realms that you can utilize those in conjunction. ⁓ Yeah, make it a personalized approach, not, you know, one shot magic, magic tricks. So depending on the patient to your platelets may not do anything.

Amy Ingle (23:11)

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Well, and it depends on the provider because it depends on their injection technique and also depends on what products they're using. If they're just autologous, just like the patient's own blood, or are they adding to that? you know, there's a lot of factors. And then, of course, the factors of the client, like their lifestyle, like we talked about, and their genetics and their age.

Adam (23:21)

Yes.

Amy Ingle (23:43)

There's so many factors. So everybody gets a little bit different reaction result from these injections.

Adam (23:49)

Yeah, and I think too, you hit the nail on the head with talking about the post, ding dong. But talking about, a, so many clinics I just see promote RP shots. Why is yours different? Why is our, we have a protocol, unique approach to make it personalized because,

Amy Ingle (23:55)

Ahahaha! Nail on the head!

Yeah.

Adam (24:16)

We have this to go along with it to make sure that we're given the best options and the right tools to make this successful as successful as we can. ⁓ Whether it be the penis bump, whatever the case may be, those are different ends that I really don't see a whole lot of people positioning as a complete package approach that are crucial to helping achieve the best outcomes or optimize the results around it.

Amy Ingle (24:25)

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Right, right, yeah. Okay, so my last question. What's your sweetest tip of the day? Just the tip.

Adam (24:44)

⁓ The sweet,

just the tip. So there's many tips, we'll just, yeah, I think the sweetest tip is knowing your provider, do your research, understand the whole process, and really go in confident, knowing, feel confident going in that you have the right person, doing the right piece to it, and you know,

There are people that, one doctor, he's like, I save more marriages than Dr. Phil. So, you know, having that confidence and being able to talk it, you know, even bring your partner together with you and kind of address that side of it so you know it from both ends and not like you're, you know, going undercover, hiding in a coat so nobody can see you. it's, but make it fun, talk about it and collaborate. You know, it's...

Amy Ingle (25:14)

Mm-hmm.

Right, right, yeah. Yes.

Adam (25:34)

It shouldn't be like a hidden, it couldn't be a hidden issue or anything of that nature. I know it's the embarrassing approach and confidence side, but hey, get rid of the embarrassing side of it, overcome that because the longer you delay, the more you're gonna feel miserable, lack of confidence and not feel healthy and happy.

Amy Ingle (25:35)

Yeah, don't be afraid.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Right, right, exactly. Well, is there anything else you'd like to share?

Adam (26:01)

for this one. Yeah. I would, you know, one thing is, you know, I will say with Amy, you are fantastic on how you present everything and constantly kind of, you know, sharing ideas together and different approaches to different things. And, you know, reach out to Amy, Sweet Spot MediSpa

Amy Ingle (26:02)

I shouldn't have asked.

thank you.

Adam (26:20)

If you're in the Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral area, even Sarasota. But also too, I want you to talk about Amy is going to start opening up her aesthetic training programs. So for advanced treatments, if it is something to any of you out there listening that you're interested in, want to learn more, these are for provider specific, or even outside community educational.

Amy Ingle (26:32)

Mm-hmm.

Adam (26:46)

you guys to come in, just sit down, kind of ask questions and do everything. So, you know, I really love what you're presenting and putting together because you can help out on both ends of it. you know your stuff.

Amy Ingle (26:50)

Right.

Thank you.

The face

and the body. The face and the body. All right. Oh, goodness. What do we want to talk about? We could talk about women. November. I don't. Yeah. November to remember. Yeah. No. Yeah. think women's health. Women's health would be great. We'll talk about sexual rejuvenation with women.

Adam (27:00)

Yes. yeah. So what are we doing next?

Go to Cogtoberfest to, yeah.

November to remember let's go into let's get the women's point of view. ⁓

Yeah.

Amy Ingle (27:23)

I like

that. I see a lot more women than I do men because I think because of the embarrassment factor, know, women are more apt to talk to another woman where a man is not as easy talking to another woman, I think ⁓ about their sexual issues. So let's do that. Let's talk about that. That's exciting. And then if anybody has questions about your regenerative medicine that you you provide, like I buy my regenerative medicine through you.

How can they get a hold of you?

Adam (27:49)

Yes, you can email me at evolve @ phoenixregion.com or you can reach out directly 321-356-3855.