Metabolic Endotoxemia and Low Testosterone in Men

Presented by Matthew Cavaiola, ND

Abstract:

The incidence of male hypogonadism is increasing all across the lifespan, with younger men being affected more than ever. Low testosterone is extremely disruptive to one’squality of life and increases the risk for many chronic diseases, including heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimers’ disease. While there are many known causes of low testosterone, little emphasis is placed on the connection between digestive, metabolic health and hormone balance. In this webinar, attendees will gain a better understanding of the pathophysiological features of metabolic endotoxemia and its connection to male hypogonadism, best laboratory evaluation practices and pharmaceutical and naturopathic treatment strategies for improving clinical outcomes.

Speaker Biography:

Dr. Matthew Cavaiola grew up near Annapolis, Maryland in a family where natural medicine was the norm. He went to the University of Delaware where he received his undergraduate degree in Biology and a Master's degree in Human Nutrition. He then went on to receive an additional Master's degree in Acupuncture from the Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture and his Naturopathic Medical Degree from the Sonoran University of Health Sciences, both located in Phoenix, AZ.  Dr. Cavaiola has been in practice for 16 years and specializes in integrative oncology, autoimmune disease, management of endocrine, metabolic and digestive disorders and men’s health At his naturopathic medical practice, Best Naturopathic Medicine, located in Santa Monica, CA he incorporates many healing modalities to help his patients overcome health challenges of all kinds.  

He has taught at the Sonoran University of Health Sciences, Bastyr University California and currently at Emperor’s College of Oriental Medicine.