your body used to make. right. why are athletes so successful using it? because they work. right. and also, take like a guy in the nfl. and they re hitting their heads all the time. when you hit your head, either as a kid did you hit your head as a kid? sure. i had my bell rung, sure. that happened to my son, it jostles the pituitary and for many people and men in particular, you then are depleted of hormones much earlier in life. when my son was 36 are you saying i m dedeplete? no. is that what you re saying? no. we put back the sex hormones to be all that you can be. you want a blood test and make sure that you have optimal healthy levels because you will live a long time. your heart is the largest muscle in your body. it has more tes toast rhone
right. why are athletes so successful using it? because they work. right. and also, take like a guy in the nfl. and they re hitting their heads all the time. when you hit your head, either as a kid did you hit your head as a kid? sure. i had my bell rung, sure. that happened to my son, it jostles the pituitary and for many people and men in particular, you then are depleted of hormones much earlier in life. when my son was 36 are you saying i m dedeplete? no. is that what you re saying? no. we put back the sex hormones to be all that you can be. you want a blood test and make sure that you have optimal healthy levels because you will live a long time. your heart is the largest muscle in your body. it has more tes toast rhone receptor sites.
that might not necessarily be such good news. think about the labor participation rate, the percentage of people who have a job or who are looking for a job. that fell to just over 63%. that s the lowest level in 35 years and some economists blame a on a lack of good jobs. soon it might be hard to tell where the phone ends and the pad begins. reports say apple is thinking of a wider phone, up to six inches. the wide iphone is still in the planning stages but apple clearly doesn t like having its bell rung. you don t have to squint to read the screen. to the buried lead. it was more than 50 years. ruby bridges was one of the
enough. let me play a documentary, bell rung featuring dorsey levins talking about the high price athletes play. if you want to do something, make sure that the veteran health care is in place that these guys can get tested early so that maybe you can have a better future. it s so deep it really makes you wonder like if i had a son, do i really want him to play this game? and, mike, that brings me to this. what impact does it have on the game? yeah, i m from the state of texas, football country. this is your passion as well. what does this say for all of these young players right now out in the sun getting ready and high school, in middle school who love this sport but realize it is dangerous? well, and that s the thing. they realize it s dangerous, and this is a realization that has become clearer over the last three or four years. these lawsuits arose in large
they have to determine if these injuries were bad enough, that this defen danlt can say i feared for my life. they said those injuries were minor. it was a bit of blood but the scalp bleeds a lot. these weren t intention and listen to dr. vince senlcent di what it s like when you get your bell rung. you fall and hit your head and you can get a mild concussion. you don t lose conscious nls. you just appear stunned. i know this is not a medical term but stunning goes to concussion goes to getting worse. i think the best thing is stunned. reporter: so look, piers, that s critical because if george zimmerman had his head banged around and this witness