Prepare to unlock the secrets of enhancing your sexual and cardiovascular health with the help of cutting-edge technology! I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Dr. Elliot Justin from MyFirmTech, where we delved into the world of smart cock rings—devices that not only promise to improve sexual performance but also serve as powerful health monitors. As Dr. Justin, a trailblazer in telemedicine and sexology, explains, these rings are not just about pleasure; they're a critical tool for men to track their nocturnal erections and assess the quality of their erections, offering insights into how their health, lifestyle, and even medication can influence their sexual well-being. We also explore the thoughtfully designed FirmTech maximum performance ring, which provides comfort while maintaining erections, bridging the gap between pleasure and health.
Strap in as we navigate the interconnectedness of sexual and cardiovascular health, a relationship I've come to appreciate through my personal experience with the smart ring. Wearing the tech during sleep required a mental shift, but the comfort it provided was astonishing, emphasizing the importance for men—especially those combating weight, hypertension, or diabetes—to take proactive steps in managing their health. Dr. Justin underscores the penis as a predictive tool for cardiovascular issues, suggesting a future where sexual health data could be a standard part of care. Our heart-to-heart doesn't shy away from the potential of this intimate technology to revolutionize not only urology and sexology but how men approach their health holistically. Join us for a candid and informative discussion that could very well redefine the way you think about technology's role in personal wellness.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
My hair done.
I got my hair cut after this.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Okay, good, okay, one second and we're going to go.
There we go, we're live there.
Cool, and we're live Well.
Hello, welcome to let's TalkAbout Sex with me.
Stephanie Smith, I am your hostand I have a special guest here
today, dr Elliot Justin withMyFirmTech.
(00:28):
Thank you for being here, drJustin.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
Thanks, this is one of my favorite topics.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Mine too.
Well, let me give a littleintroduction about Dr Justin.
Dr Elliot Justin is a visionaryin the fields of telemedicine
and sexology, known for hisgroundbreaking approach to
leveraging technology to enhancewellness across all age groups.
As the founder of MyFirmTech,he has developed cutting-edge
(00:55):
devices and therapies that areredefining the intersection of
medical technology and holisticcare.
His forward-thinking mentalityand commitment to protective,
proactive health management makehim a trailblazer in the
industry.
Welcome, dr Justin.
As I like to say Dr J, andtoday's topic is a fun one.
(01:19):
What goes up doesn't have to godown.
Goes up doesn't have to go down,but how does that work?
Speaker 1 (01:30):
with Newton's law.
That's good, actually, but youcan keep it up a lot longer now,
and that's really for tworeasons.
One at FirmTech, we haveinvented and we're marketing
something called the tech ring.
So what we've done is embeddedsensors into a cock ring and
come up with the world's firstsmart cock ring.
(01:51):
So now you can be harder andsmarter in the 21st century.
So the first thing that'srevolutionary about this is that
we give men data and, as thecliche goes, if you can track it
, you can hack it.
So, worn overnight, the devicewill tell you the number of
nocturnal erections you'rehaving, which are a leading
(02:12):
indicator of your cardiovascularhealth or indicative of a
medication side effect or vices,like alcohol and drug
consumption.
And worn during sex, the devicealso divides to be worn during
penetrative sex as well, too,during masturbation.
You will also get data aboutyour hardness and how long you
last.
So with this data, men andtheir healthcare providers, if
(02:33):
wanted can measure the impact ofdiseases diabetes and
hypertension, which are random.
You can actually use this tomonitor the progress of those
diseases or your ability toreverse their progress.
By counting your number ofoctone erections and measuring
the duration and firmness ofyour erections, you can also
measure the impact ofmedications with a big cock kill
(02:55):
so things that take it downearly, being a lot of
antihypertensives and theantidepressants and sleep
medications and men can then usethis data to say what's the
right dose for me, or maybe Idon't.
The side effect is so annoyingI'm going to want to limp dick,
especially if you're depressed.
But you can then go back toyour doctor and say, look, this
(03:18):
is not working out for me.
I need another approach Because, steph, as you and I have
discussed previously, doctorsare kind of obtuse about these
things.
We just don't prioritize sexand recognize how important it
is to people.
So getting data is profoundlyvaluable and this becomes you
know, we call this the world'sfirst underwearable.
(03:38):
And what are men moreinterested in?
How many steps they took or thestatus of their cock while
they're trying to have sex.
So that's the data side of it.
But the other aspect of keepingit up a long time or longer is
to have an effective,comfortable cock ring.
So cock rings, I mean they'vebeen around since ancient times.
(04:02):
There's an illustration of onein Pompeii on the wall, probably
made out of leather.
I know that in China they havefound leather things that they
think were cock rings.
Like 2000 BC, I assume.
Even before we found theseartifacts, guys were putting
stuff on their dicks, becausethat's what guys do.
(04:25):
So what's the goal?
The goal of a cock ring is tohold blood in the penis, to
sustain erection, make it lastlonger.
Because if you can't, I want tosay if you can't attain
erection, you need to see adoctor.
That's a significant medicalproblem.
If you can't sustain erection,a ring is the first approach,
meaning you can't sustainbecause you get an erection, you
start to lose it.
(04:45):
And you can lose it for anyreason.
You can lose it because yourstupid phone goes off or the
kids are next door and startmaking noise, or you get
distracted by a thought, orsomeone says something you don't
like.
It could be alcohol, could betoo much pot, could be
medicationrelated.
So there are lots of reasonswhy men lose erections, but a
(05:08):
ring holds the blood in.
But the problem with rings?
They've been manufactured,mass-produced about 150 years
now in the United States and inBritain and in France, and they
made out of these hard rubberrings and they work.
You have to have an erectionfirst, and so you have to sort
of interrupt sex.
Oh my God, to have an erectionfirst you have to interrupt sex.
(05:28):
Oh my God, I got my heart on.
Now Where's my fucking ring?
I put this ring on.
Then the ring won't be worn for20 or 30 minutes because
they're choking off the bloodsupply.
It's like a noose.
It's like you're lynching yourdick.
Who wants to lynch their dick?
We've done at F firm tech withour maximum performance ring.
Well, actually, all our ringshave this.
(05:48):
We make our rings out of a softelastomer as opposed to
post-hard, so like that.
Yeah, so it's a medicalelastomer and and I know my wife
likes it too because it's it'ssofter to to rub against and we
have lots of um female partnersthis.
This is a lot more comfortablethan the partner devices that
are made by Lilo or WeVibe,which look good because they're
(06:11):
made out of silicone Siliconeholds color but they're annoying
.
I mean, my wife and I triedWeVibe Sync-O just last night
because we'll pretty much tryanything to have fun and the
clitoral vibrator was in thewrong position and the ring
around the penis was like it wasuncomfortable, so we got rid of
(06:33):
it.
Anyway, our rings are made outof soft elastomer.
They don't block the arterialflow in.
They're adjustable because it'sa hook-and-loop closure for
ease of use and they onlyconstrain the venous return.
So that means you can put it ondiscreetly.
You can put it on hours beforeyou have sex.
You can wear the rings forhours.
You can have prolonged sexsessions.
(06:54):
I don't know about you, steph,but I can guess that you would
like to have sex more than 20minutes, or 30 minutes At least.
You'd like to know that.
You know what.
There's no time limit on this.
That's like a you know 10minutes starting to hurt.
I want, I want this off.
It's like no I, I can now makelove for a long period of time
confidently.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
So well, and you're talking about men wearing it all
night long to track theirnocturnal erection.
So what?
What are the, what is thefeedback with the men wearing it
all night long?
Speaker 1 (07:25):
Yeah, Well, we sold several thousand of them and I
would say we always focus on thenegative.
There have been a handful ofmen who have found it to.
Not many, probably less than 10have found it to be
uncomfortable to wear overnight.
A couple of those men werelarge and the loop actually can
(07:47):
be loosened to accommodate that,and so we recommended that to
them.
You know, men are really obtuseabout following instructions,
yes, and so a lot of problems.
We've had complaints.
You know, questions we havefrom customers really occur from
guys wanting to like put it on,go.
But maybe if you're really bigor really small, you need to
(08:09):
read the instructions At bothextremes.
If it's too small, you cantighten it.
If the guys are really big,they need to loosen it.
Good, also, a lot of guys,myself included, we're not used
to wearing things at night.
I've slept naked since Istopped wearing underwear when I
was 12.
(08:29):
Women are more used to wearingthings at night.
I've slept naked since Istopped wearing underwear when I
was 12.
So women were used to wearingthings at night.
It's more common for women towear negligee or to wear panties
because they're discharged.
You know, for whatever reason,guys are often naked.
So for me when we came up withthe ring, and I have someone who
takes my watch off at night.
I'll even sometimes take mywedding band off at night, just
because I don't know what it is.
It's mental, obviously.
So you know it is it's mental,obviously, so it took me a
(08:50):
couple of times to get used tothe fact that it's on.
I might wake up becoming awareof it, and I've used this
probably more than anyone else.
And a couple of times it'sgotten uncomfortable, say around
3 or 4 o'clock in the morning,and then it's kind of like guys
always see women adjusting theirbra.
Why?
Because the band is isirritating skin.
(09:12):
I got this thing on your dick.
Hey, just all you gotta do isopen up again, close it again,
let it resell into position, andthen you go, and then you go
back to bed.
Most of the time.
I wake up in the morning, uh,and I don't even know it's there
.
Uh, nice, oh, fuck.
I got ping on and then, wow,it's, it's really so that's.
And then it's, it's really so.
That's the negative.
It's really comfortable, it'sreally good and okay.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
So here's some questions I want to talk about
Cause I know that we talk aboutin a lot of men with ED and
whatnot, but I think this is forall men.
This is something that they can.
It can be for wanting to knowmore information about their
bodies.
And here's the thing Healthcarehas changed.
(09:55):
You and I both know that.
Being in healthcare for youknow, combined over probably 70
something years, it's no longerthe doctor is going to direct
everything.
You have to take charge of yourown health care.
And, specifically, men that areover 25 pounds overweight or
(10:17):
more need to have this.
They're taking metforum,they're taking high blood
pressure, they're takingmedications that are affecting
their erections and they're notgetting the data that they need.
And so men out there, I'm goingto say it doesn't matter your
(10:37):
age, because I talk to men thatare in their 30s that are having
erection issues and that'sbecause they're overweight.
So really it is people that areover 20, 30 pounds If you're
having erection issues and nothaving sex, because I do a lot
of dead bedrooms and it's sillyI'm seeing dead bedrooms in the
(11:00):
mid-20s to late-20s, but thesepeople are putting on
significant weight 50 pounds,100 pounds.
Well, you got to make changes,so this is something that you
can do for yourself as a male is, take control over your health
and not just leave it up tosomebody else.
(11:20):
Put the ring on it and get thedata that you need to be able to
make some informative decisions.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Go ahead, doug.
Well, in our world, our dataindicates that the ring is
actually more effective thanPD-5 medications Specifically,
Tadalafil is the one that wetested.
So on average, men were lastingabout three minutes longer with
the ring than with Tadalafil.
Both combined was even betterwith a ring than with Tadalafil.
(11:51):
Both combined was even better.
So our message really to men isif all men, if you want to have
more pleasure, if you want tolast longer, if you want to have
more intense orgasm, put a ringon it.
Getting your data is importantas well, too.
If you have hypertension ordiabetes, or you're overweight
or you don't know whether yourED is psychological due to some
(12:12):
physical problem, the ring willhelp you sort that out.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
That's really awesome , that's really cool and, like
you said, you said this is thesixth vital sign.
Yes, you said that in your last, in our podcast that we did
together, and we do not payattention to this vital sign and
we should.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
In fact, in the past we really did.
We knew less about it and weand you know, and we couldn't,
and this is come.
So, for example, this notionthat, hey, if you have morning
wood, you're okay, no, youactually have to have more than
just morning wood in order.
If you're just having morningwood and no erections during the
night, just having onenocturnal erection, that's not
(12:55):
good.
So you eventually will losethat morning wood.
So, having data, you're alljust like to say the penis is
the canary in the coal mine ofcardiovascular disease, not just
sexual problems, butcardiovascular disease.
So people need to start payingattention.
I'm confident that what we'redoing giving people objective
(13:17):
erectile fitness score, givingpeople objective, actionable
data about their sexual andcardiovascular health this will
become a standard of care in thefuture.
Not now.
It'll take a while, becausedoctors are.
They might be politicallyliberal, but they're
conservative in terms of theirpractices, unless the government
orders them to do something.
But, as we saw during COVID,but it still takes a while to
(13:38):
adopt new ideas.
I'll give you an example theelectrocardiogram, which
revolutionized cardiology.
And what was cardiology beforeelectrocardiogram?
It was listening to thestethoscope.
And if someone today justlistened to.
I'm Steph.
If you just went to a doctortoday and said, gee, I've got
some chest pain and they listento the stethoscope and that's it
, you're okay.
You think what the fuck is this1880?
(13:59):
I want an electrocardiogram, Iwant an angiogram.
That's what we're doing withurology and sexology here.
With urology and sexology, herewe're giving people data and
I'm confident this will becomethe standard of care and the
standard for research.
It's going to take about threeto five years, but it's
inevitable.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
You mentioned this in our podcast and that's why I'm
going to bring this up.
Lastly and I'd love to hear astory and I think you have a
good one about a guy that justcalled you.
But here's the standardprescription for longevity.
We talked about it Don't smoke.
Exercise daily, eat a low-fat,low-calorie diet.
Get at least seven hours ofsleep at night.
(14:40):
Don't abuse alcohol or otherdrugs.
Cultivate emotional closenesswith friends and family.
Not one about sexual health.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
Well, you can't get closer than having sex, in my
opinion.
Come on, we know that peoplewho have sex daily reduce their
cortisol levels significantly upto 50%.
Cortisol is a stress hormone.
There's a big study out of theUnited Kingdom showing that men
who have sex regularly I thinkit was two times a week over the
age of 70, decrease theircardiovascular risk by 50%.
(15:15):
And we as a company and I havea team of expert urologists we
are recommending to patientsthat people have sex at least
twice a week, and not just sexfor three minutes, but sex 20,
30, 40 minutes.
That's what.
Even if it's solo, I mean it'snice, it's great that you love
someone else, but you also gotto make love to yourself.
Yes, you're not going to getthe same hormonal benefits,
(15:43):
benefits to your immune systemand also benefits to your soul
just having brief sex, becausethen it's kind of that'd be like
going to a three-starrestaurant and eating all the
food in five minutes.
You know we don't do that, wedon't enjoy meals that way, and
I often draw the analogy tocooking when it comes to sex.
(16:04):
So, for example, steph, I'm areally good cook.
If you were coming to my house,I wouldn't like wait five
minutes.
Oh no, steph is coming.
Let's see what's in therefrigerator.
And, oh my God, this fuckingrotisserie chicken.
Here's some leftover shrimp.
I'll just heat it up in themicrowave and put some sauce on
it.
No, I plan a meal and peopleneed to approach, I think,
(16:27):
lovemaking the same way.
And obviously, when you'replanning a meal, I might try
this ingredient, I might trythis ingredient, I might try
that ingredient.
There's spontaneity involved.
But you're planning to havesomething wonderful, as opposed
to oh, I got to fill my stomachwith food and I don't know why
people approach sex that way.
But if I want to have adelicious make it up half pound
(16:47):
of beef, I could get probablythe cheapest cut of chuck beef
and steam it and eat it.
Or I could say hmm, I think I'mgoing to have a cold Thai beef
salad tonight, so I'm going tomarinate the meat, et cetera, et
cetera.
Yes, I get flabbergasted thatpeople don't approach lovemaking
the same way.
It's actually the same thingwith going to the gym.
(17:13):
You don't just show up at thegym and say I got to put in 20
minutes, I guess I'll just geton the machine.
It's really boring.
No, if you really want to workout.
You have, you have, you have arotation, rotation plan.
Anyway, I think exactly, planfor pleasure and put a ring on
it and put a ring on it.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
I love it.
And one story you have.
You have many stories, butmaybe you could give us a story
of a recent story of successfrom one of your guys.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Sure, I was contacted .
I'll give it to a psychologistin his 50s, old people whose
erections were softening in his50s, of all people whose
erections were softening.
His doctor told him to takeViagra.
He found no change.
(18:03):
He showed him his nocturnalerections were two.
I suggested to him hey, you'retaking two medications with
depression, why don't youeliminate one of them?
And he went to 3.5 erectionsper night and I said to him why
don't you just cut the dose?
And he ended up actuallyeliminating both his medications
with depression and he got hisdick back and he's happier.
(18:28):
And he had a significantproblem with delayed ejaculation
, to the point where he wasavoiding sex and he's divorced
and on dates he would put offhaving sex because he was
worried that yeah, I can get itup but I can't get it off, so to
speak.
And women actually want a guyto get it off as well too.
So he stopped.
He's now happy, happy.
(18:48):
Another guy who's in his 60s.
He has a benign prostatichypertrophy, taking several
medications.
No response to Viagra.
Again, I recommend him, withthe advice of his doctor Well,
who knows people have to do thatthat he get rid of a flow of
medication he was taking.
(19:09):
Swap it out for another one,speak to his urologist about it,
and that he put a and used themaximum performance ring,
because if he would get anerection he would lose it and
use the maximum performance ring.
And now he's he can keep ithard for 30 to 45 minutes.
Wow, so I probably get you know.
(19:33):
I have three to five peoplecontact me a week.
It's very satisfying with ringsof change to sexuality.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
I love it, yeah, and it is a game changer, you know,
and I'm I'm excited to hear moreof our stories that we're going
to learn about as we are doingmore of our lives.
You can catch us here weekly.
We have some topics that we'regoing to discuss.
So Dr J can get the MyFirmTechtheory out there, because I
(20:00):
completely believe in makingsure that we are tracking our
health, and sexual health is thenumber one.
That's my whole life isteaching you to have a healthy,
satisfying sex life.
So this is in alignment.
I want to just let everyoneknow that, for the women out
there, dr J is working on thewomen component, so we will have
that sometime in the summer,and so it's not just for men,
(20:25):
it's for tracking for women aswell, and this will help women
with their you know, vaginalatrophy, right, some of that
kind of stuff, right theclitoral atrophy, the clitoris
ages as well too.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Right there we go yeah, I mean, we have two things
coming out for women.
We have a vibrator thatattaches to our device.
The vibrator is the rightposition for the clitoris, and
then we have a tracker for womenas well, too, and I'll talk
about that more.
That's great.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
I love it and I want to talk about that too, because
I've been recently just talkingto women and some women have
been able to open up to me andwow, I mean, I'm amazed that
they're not having sex becauseof vaginal atrophy, and like
what this could do as a lifechange.
It's a game changer.
It's a game changer.
(21:12):
It's it's huge.
Speaker 1 (21:13):
Well, another subject I'd like to bring on a female
experts to talk about whatreally works women in terms of
hormone therapy after menopause.
Speaker 2 (21:21):
Yeah, that sounds good.
Speaker 1 (21:23):
You know Dr Winters to join us.
Speaker 2 (21:26):
Okay, that sounds good.
Okay, well, thank you very much.
Let me just do a little wraphere.
Thanks for joining us ontoday's podcast.
We are very grateful for all ofyour following.
Please like, follow, subscribeso you can catch when we're on
live again.
This will be in the podcastplatform within a week-ish and
you can catch us here at leastthree times a month and, if not,
(21:47):
catch our full podcast overlive.
In the link in the bio there isa 10% off coupon.
Go in the link in the bio.
There is a 10% off coupon.
Go into the link in the bio.
Myfirmtech is the very firstlink and Gilfsten is the promo
code.
It's all there for you, so youdon't even need to remember this
.
All right, happy shopping, andthank you, dr J, for joining me
(22:08):
today with MyFirmTech.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
Have a great day.
Speaker 2 (22:12):
Okay, be well, bye.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
Cool, that was good.
I've got to run three minutes,but the
My hair done.
I got my hair cut after this.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Okay, good, okay, one second and we're going to go.
There we go, we're live there.
Cool, and we're live Well.
Hello, welcome to let's TalkAbout Sex with me.
Stephanie Smith, I am your hostand I have a special guest here
today, dr Elliot Justin withMyFirmTech.
(00:28):
Thank you for being here, drJustin.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
Thanks, this is one of my favorite topics.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Mine too.
Well, let me give a littleintroduction about Dr Justin.
Dr Elliot Justin is a visionaryin the fields of telemedicine
and sexology, known for hisgroundbreaking approach to
leveraging technology to enhancewellness across all age groups.
As the founder of MyFirmTech,he has developed cutting-edge
(00:55):
devices and therapies that areredefining the intersection of
medical technology and holisticcare.
His forward-thinking mentalityand commitment to protective,
proactive health management makehim a trailblazer in the
industry.
Welcome, dr Justin.
As I like to say Dr J, andtoday's topic is a fun one.
(01:19):
What goes up doesn't have to godown.
Goes up doesn't have to go down,but how does that work?
Speaker 1 (01:30):
with Newton's law.
That's good, actually, but youcan keep it up a lot longer now,
and that's really for tworeasons.
One at FirmTech, we haveinvented and we're marketing
something called the tech ring.
So what we've done is embeddedsensors into a cock ring and
come up with the world's firstsmart cock ring.
(01:51):
So now you can be harder andsmarter in the 21st century.
So the first thing that'srevolutionary about this is that
we give men data and, as thecliche goes, if you can track it
, you can hack it.
So, worn overnight, the devicewill tell you the number of
nocturnal erections you'rehaving, which are a leading
(02:12):
indicator of your cardiovascularhealth or indicative of a
medication side effect or vices,like alcohol and drug
consumption.
And worn during sex, the devicealso divides to be worn during
penetrative sex as well, too,during masturbation.
You will also get data aboutyour hardness and how long you
last.
So with this data, men andtheir healthcare providers, if
(02:33):
wanted can measure the impact ofdiseases diabetes and
hypertension, which are random.
You can actually use this tomonitor the progress of those
diseases or your ability toreverse their progress.
By counting your number ofoctone erections and measuring
the duration and firmness ofyour erections, you can also
measure the impact ofmedications with a big cock kill
(02:55):
so things that take it downearly, being a lot of
antihypertensives and theantidepressants and sleep
medications and men can then usethis data to say what's the
right dose for me, or maybe Idon't.
The side effect is so annoyingI'm going to want to limp dick,
especially if you're depressed.
But you can then go back toyour doctor and say, look, this
(03:18):
is not working out for me.
I need another approach Because, steph, as you and I have
discussed previously, doctorsare kind of obtuse about these
things.
We just don't prioritize sexand recognize how important it
is to people.
So getting data is profoundlyvaluable and this becomes you
know, we call this the world'sfirst underwearable.
(03:38):
And what are men moreinterested in?
How many steps they took or thestatus of their cock while
they're trying to have sex.
So that's the data side of it.
But the other aspect of keepingit up a long time or longer is
to have an effective,comfortable cock ring.
So cock rings, I mean they'vebeen around since ancient times.
(04:02):
There's an illustration of onein Pompeii on the wall, probably
made out of leather.
I know that in China they havefound leather things that they
think were cock rings.
Like 2000 BC, I assume.
Even before we found theseartifacts, guys were putting
stuff on their dicks, becausethat's what guys do.
(04:25):
So what's the goal?
The goal of a cock ring is tohold blood in the penis, to
sustain erection, make it lastlonger.
Because if you can't, I want tosay if you can't attain
erection, you need to see adoctor.
That's a significant medicalproblem.
If you can't sustain erection,a ring is the first approach,
meaning you can't sustainbecause you get an erection, you
start to lose it.
(04:45):
And you can lose it for anyreason.
You can lose it because yourstupid phone goes off or the
kids are next door and startmaking noise, or you get
distracted by a thought, orsomeone says something you don't
like.
It could be alcohol, could betoo much pot, could be
medicationrelated.
So there are lots of reasonswhy men lose erections, but a
(05:08):
ring holds the blood in.
But the problem with rings?
They've been manufactured,mass-produced about 150 years
now in the United States and inBritain and in France, and they
made out of these hard rubberrings and they work.
You have to have an erectionfirst, and so you have to sort
of interrupt sex.
Oh my God, to have an erectionfirst you have to interrupt sex.
(05:28):
Oh my God, I got my heart on.
Now Where's my fucking ring?
I put this ring on.
Then the ring won't be worn for20 or 30 minutes because
they're choking off the bloodsupply.
It's like a noose.
It's like you're lynching yourdick.
Who wants to lynch their dick?
We've done at F firm tech withour maximum performance ring.
Well, actually, all our ringshave this.
(05:48):
We make our rings out of a softelastomer as opposed to
post-hard, so like that.
Yeah, so it's a medicalelastomer and and I know my wife
likes it too because it's it'ssofter to to rub against and we
have lots of um female partnersthis.
This is a lot more comfortablethan the partner devices that
are made by Lilo or WeVibe,which look good because they're
(06:11):
made out of silicone Siliconeholds color but they're annoying
.
I mean, my wife and I triedWeVibe Sync-O just last night
because we'll pretty much tryanything to have fun and the
clitoral vibrator was in thewrong position and the ring
around the penis was like it wasuncomfortable, so we got rid of
(06:33):
it.
Anyway, our rings are made outof soft elastomer.
They don't block the arterialflow in.
They're adjustable because it'sa hook-and-loop closure for
ease of use and they onlyconstrain the venous return.
So that means you can put it ondiscreetly.
You can put it on hours beforeyou have sex.
You can wear the rings forhours.
You can have prolonged sexsessions.
(06:54):
I don't know about you, steph,but I can guess that you would
like to have sex more than 20minutes, or 30 minutes At least.
You'd like to know that.
You know what.
There's no time limit on this.
That's like a you know 10minutes starting to hurt.
I want, I want this off.
It's like no I, I can now makelove for a long period of time
confidently.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
So well, and you're talking about men wearing it all
night long to track theirnocturnal erection.
So what?
What are the, what is thefeedback with the men wearing it
all night long?
Speaker 1 (07:25):
Yeah, Well, we sold several thousand of them and I
would say we always focus on thenegative.
There have been a handful ofmen who have found it to.
Not many, probably less than 10have found it to be
uncomfortable to wear overnight.
A couple of those men werelarge and the loop actually can
(07:47):
be loosened to accommodate that,and so we recommended that to
them.
You know, men are really obtuseabout following instructions,
yes, and so a lot of problems.
We've had complaints.
You know, questions we havefrom customers really occur from
guys wanting to like put it on,go.
But maybe if you're really bigor really small, you need to
(08:09):
read the instructions At bothextremes.
If it's too small, you cantighten it.
If the guys are really big,they need to loosen it.
Good, also, a lot of guys,myself included, we're not used
to wearing things at night.
I've slept naked since Istopped wearing underwear when I
was 12.
(08:29):
Women are more used to wearingthings at night.
I've slept naked since Istopped wearing underwear when I
was 12.
So women were used to wearingthings at night.
It's more common for women towear negligee or to wear panties
because they're discharged.
You know, for whatever reason,guys are often naked.
So for me when we came up withthe ring, and I have someone who
takes my watch off at night.
I'll even sometimes take mywedding band off at night, just
because I don't know what it is.
It's mental, obviously.
So you know it is it's mental,obviously, so it took me a
(08:50):
couple of times to get used tothe fact that it's on.
I might wake up becoming awareof it, and I've used this
probably more than anyone else.
And a couple of times it'sgotten uncomfortable, say around
3 or 4 o'clock in the morning,and then it's kind of like guys
always see women adjusting theirbra.
Why?
Because the band is isirritating skin.
(09:12):
I got this thing on your dick.
Hey, just all you gotta do isopen up again, close it again,
let it resell into position, andthen you go, and then you go
back to bed.
Most of the time.
I wake up in the morning, uh,and I don't even know it's there
.
Uh, nice, oh, fuck.
I got ping on and then, wow,it's, it's really so that's.
And then it's, it's really so.
That's the negative.
It's really comfortable, it'sreally good and okay.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
So here's some questions I want to talk about
Cause I know that we talk aboutin a lot of men with ED and
whatnot, but I think this is forall men.
This is something that they can.
It can be for wanting to knowmore information about their
bodies.
And here's the thing Healthcarehas changed.
(09:55):
You and I both know that.
Being in healthcare for youknow, combined over probably 70
something years, it's no longerthe doctor is going to direct
everything.
You have to take charge of yourown health care.
And, specifically, men that areover 25 pounds overweight or
(10:17):
more need to have this.
They're taking metforum,they're taking high blood
pressure, they're takingmedications that are affecting
their erections and they're notgetting the data that they need.
And so men out there, I'm goingto say it doesn't matter your
(10:37):
age, because I talk to men thatare in their 30s that are having
erection issues and that'sbecause they're overweight.
So really it is people that areover 20, 30 pounds If you're
having erection issues and nothaving sex, because I do a lot
of dead bedrooms and it's sillyI'm seeing dead bedrooms in the
(11:00):
mid-20s to late-20s, but thesepeople are putting on
significant weight 50 pounds,100 pounds.
Well, you got to make changes,so this is something that you
can do for yourself as a male is, take control over your health
and not just leave it up tosomebody else.
(11:20):
Put the ring on it and get thedata that you need to be able to
make some informative decisions.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Go ahead, doug.
Well, in our world, our dataindicates that the ring is
actually more effective thanPD-5 medications Specifically,
Tadalafil is the one that wetested.
So on average, men were lastingabout three minutes longer with
the ring than with Tadalafil.
Both combined was even betterwith a ring than with Tadalafil.
(11:51):
Both combined was even better.
So our message really to men isif all men, if you want to have
more pleasure, if you want tolast longer, if you want to have
more intense orgasm, put a ringon it.
Getting your data is importantas well, too.
If you have hypertension ordiabetes, or you're overweight
or you don't know whether yourED is psychological due to some
(12:12):
physical problem, the ring willhelp you sort that out.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
That's really awesome , that's really cool and, like
you said, you said this is thesixth vital sign.
Yes, you said that in your last, in our podcast that we did
together, and we do not payattention to this vital sign and
we should.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
In fact, in the past we really did.
We knew less about it and weand you know, and we couldn't,
and this is come.
So, for example, this notionthat, hey, if you have morning
wood, you're okay, no, youactually have to have more than
just morning wood in order.
If you're just having morningwood and no erections during the
night, just having onenocturnal erection, that's not
(12:55):
good.
So you eventually will losethat morning wood.
So, having data, you're alljust like to say the penis is
the canary in the coal mine ofcardiovascular disease, not just
sexual problems, butcardiovascular disease.
So people need to start payingattention.
I'm confident that what we'redoing giving people objective
(13:17):
erectile fitness score, givingpeople objective, actionable
data about their sexual andcardiovascular health this will
become a standard of care in thefuture.
Not now.
It'll take a while, becausedoctors are.
They might be politicallyliberal, but they're
conservative in terms of theirpractices, unless the government
orders them to do something.
But, as we saw during COVID,but it still takes a while to
(13:38):
adopt new ideas.
I'll give you an example theelectrocardiogram, which
revolutionized cardiology.
And what was cardiology beforeelectrocardiogram?
It was listening to thestethoscope.
And if someone today justlistened to.
I'm Steph.
If you just went to a doctortoday and said, gee, I've got
some chest pain and they listento the stethoscope and that's it
, you're okay.
You think what the fuck is this1880?
(13:59):
I want an electrocardiogram, Iwant an angiogram.
That's what we're doing withurology and sexology here.
With urology and sexology, herewe're giving people data and
I'm confident this will becomethe standard of care and the
standard for research.
It's going to take about threeto five years, but it's
inevitable.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
You mentioned this in our podcast and that's why I'm
going to bring this up.
Lastly and I'd love to hear astory and I think you have a
good one about a guy that justcalled you.
But here's the standardprescription for longevity.
We talked about it Don't smoke.
Exercise daily, eat a low-fat,low-calorie diet.
Get at least seven hours ofsleep at night.
(14:40):
Don't abuse alcohol or otherdrugs.
Cultivate emotional closenesswith friends and family.
Not one about sexual health.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
Well, you can't get closer than having sex, in my
opinion.
Come on, we know that peoplewho have sex daily reduce their
cortisol levels significantly upto 50%.
Cortisol is a stress hormone.
There's a big study out of theUnited Kingdom showing that men
who have sex regularly I thinkit was two times a week over the
age of 70, decrease theircardiovascular risk by 50%.
(15:15):
And we as a company and I havea team of expert urologists we
are recommending to patientsthat people have sex at least
twice a week, and not just sexfor three minutes, but sex 20,
30, 40 minutes.
That's what.
Even if it's solo, I mean it'snice, it's great that you love
someone else, but you also gotto make love to yourself.
Yes, you're not going to getthe same hormonal benefits,
(15:43):
benefits to your immune systemand also benefits to your soul
just having brief sex, becausethen it's kind of that'd be like
going to a three-starrestaurant and eating all the
food in five minutes.
You know we don't do that, wedon't enjoy meals that way, and
I often draw the analogy tocooking when it comes to sex.
(16:04):
So, for example, steph, I'm areally good cook.
If you were coming to my house,I wouldn't like wait five
minutes.
Oh no, steph is coming.
Let's see what's in therefrigerator.
And, oh my God, this fuckingrotisserie chicken.
Here's some leftover shrimp.
I'll just heat it up in themicrowave and put some sauce on
it.
No, I plan a meal and peopleneed to approach, I think,
(16:27):
lovemaking the same way.
And obviously, when you'replanning a meal, I might try
this ingredient, I might trythis ingredient, I might try
that ingredient.
There's spontaneity involved.
But you're planning to havesomething wonderful, as opposed
to oh, I got to fill my stomachwith food and I don't know why
people approach sex that way.
But if I want to have adelicious make it up half pound
(16:47):
of beef, I could get probablythe cheapest cut of chuck beef
and steam it and eat it.
Or I could say hmm, I think I'mgoing to have a cold Thai beef
salad tonight, so I'm going tomarinate the meat, et cetera, et
cetera.
Yes, I get flabbergasted thatpeople don't approach lovemaking
the same way.
It's actually the same thingwith going to the gym.
(17:13):
You don't just show up at thegym and say I got to put in 20
minutes, I guess I'll just geton the machine.
It's really boring.
No, if you really want to workout.
You have, you have, you have arotation, rotation plan.
Anyway, I think exactly, planfor pleasure and put a ring on
it and put a ring on it.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
I love it.
And one story you have.
You have many stories, butmaybe you could give us a story
of a recent story of successfrom one of your guys.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Sure, I was contacted .
I'll give it to a psychologistin his 50s, old people whose
erections were softening in his50s, of all people whose
erections were softening.
His doctor told him to takeViagra.
He found no change.
(18:03):
He showed him his nocturnalerections were two.
I suggested to him hey, you'retaking two medications with
depression, why don't youeliminate one of them?
And he went to 3.5 erectionsper night and I said to him why
don't you just cut the dose?
And he ended up actuallyeliminating both his medications
with depression and he got hisdick back and he's happier.
(18:28):
And he had a significantproblem with delayed ejaculation
, to the point where he wasavoiding sex and he's divorced
and on dates he would put offhaving sex because he was
worried that yeah, I can get itup but I can't get it off, so to
speak.
And women actually want a guyto get it off as well too.
So he stopped.
He's now happy, happy.
(18:48):
Another guy who's in his 60s.
He has a benign prostatichypertrophy, taking several
medications.
No response to Viagra.
Again, I recommend him, withthe advice of his doctor Well,
who knows people have to do thatthat he get rid of a flow of
medication he was taking.
(19:09):
Swap it out for another one,speak to his urologist about it,
and that he put a and used themaximum performance ring,
because if he would get anerection he would lose it and
use the maximum performance ring.
And now he's he can keep ithard for 30 to 45 minutes.
Wow, so I probably get you know.
(19:33):
I have three to five peoplecontact me a week.
It's very satisfying with ringsof change to sexuality.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
I love it, yeah, and it is a game changer, you know,
and I'm I'm excited to hear moreof our stories that we're going
to learn about as we are doingmore of our lives.
You can catch us here weekly.
We have some topics that we'regoing to discuss.
So Dr J can get the MyFirmTechtheory out there, because I
(20:00):
completely believe in makingsure that we are tracking our
health, and sexual health is thenumber one.
That's my whole life isteaching you to have a healthy,
satisfying sex life.
So this is in alignment.
I want to just let everyoneknow that, for the women out
there, dr J is working on thewomen component, so we will have
that sometime in the summer,and so it's not just for men,
(20:25):
it's for tracking for women aswell, and this will help women
with their you know, vaginalatrophy, right, some of that
kind of stuff, right theclitoral atrophy, the clitoris
ages as well too.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Right there we go yeah, I mean, we have two things
coming out for women.
We have a vibrator thatattaches to our device.
The vibrator is the rightposition for the clitoris, and
then we have a tracker for womenas well, too, and I'll talk
about that more.
That's great.
Speaker 2 (20:52):
I love it and I want to talk about that too, because
I've been recently just talkingto women and some women have
been able to open up to me andwow, I mean, I'm amazed that
they're not having sex becauseof vaginal atrophy, and like
what this could do as a lifechange.
It's a game changer.
It's a game changer.
(21:12):
It's it's huge.
Speaker 1 (21:13):
Well, another subject I'd like to bring on a female
experts to talk about whatreally works women in terms of
hormone therapy after menopause.
Speaker 2 (21:21):
Yeah, that sounds good.
Speaker 1 (21:23):
You know Dr Winters to join us.
Speaker 2 (21:26):
Okay, that sounds good.
Okay, well, thank you very much.
Let me just do a little wraphere.
Thanks for joining us ontoday's podcast.
We are very grateful for all ofyour following.
Please like, follow, subscribeso you can catch when we're on
live again.
This will be in the podcastplatform within a week-ish and
you can catch us here at leastthree times a month and, if not,
(21:47):
catch our full podcast overlive.
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It's all there for you, so youdon't even need to remember this
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All right, happy shopping, andthank you, dr J, for joining me
(22:08):
today with MyFirmTech.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
Have a great day.
Speaker 2 (22:12):
Okay, be well, bye.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
Cool, that was good.
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