Dr. Marianne Brandon

Clinical Psychologist, Diplomate in Sex Therapy, Author & Futurist
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The Sex Doctors Podcast with Dr. Marianne Brandon and Dr. Abe Morgentaler

  • Best of Dr. Abraham Morgentaler | Testosterone, Heart Health & Bad Science (Part 2)
    on February 24, 2026

    In this episode, Dr. Morgentaler discusses flawed research linking testosterone therapy to heart risk, explains why cardiovascular safety is largely settled, clarifies stress and lifestyle effects on testosterone, addresses lifelong treatment myths, and examines the evolving FDA stance on testosterone therapy. The post Best of Dr. Abraham Morgentaler | Testosterone, Heart Health & Bad Science (Part 2) appeared first on The Sex Doctors Podcast.

  • One Partner Wants More Sex?… How to Talk About It Without Hurting Each Other
    on February 9, 2026

    In this episode, Dr. Brandon & Dr. Morgentaler talk about mismatched sexual desire in relationships and why recent claims linking testosterone therapy to heart attacks, strokes, or death don't hold up to real science. The post One Partner Wants More Sex?… How to Talk About It Without Hurting Each Other appeared first on The Sex Doctors Podcast.

  • If You Start Testosterone, Are You Stuck for Life? (Harvard Urologist Explains)
    on February 5, 2026

    In this episode Dr. Brandon and Dr. Morgentaler talk about whether testosterone therapy is a lifelong commitment and explain why modern research shows testosterone does not drive prostate cancer and can be safely used in many men. The post If You Start Testosterone, Are You Stuck for Life? (Harvard Urologist Explains) appeared first on The Sex Doctors Podcast.

  • This Hormone Crash Is Changing Sex for Everyone (Here’s How to Stop It)
    on February 2, 2026

    In this episode Dr. Brandon and Dr. Morgentaler talk about how stress lowers testosterone and how modern sexual trends like rough sex reflect deeper changes in hormones, mental health, and human connection. The post This Hormone Crash Is Changing Sex for Everyone (Here’s How to Stop It) appeared first on The Sex Doctors Podcast.

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Intimate relationships can feel scary sometimes. The fear of the unknown, or getting the “ick,” can be a big hurdle, especially for women.

When that discomfort hits, it can change the whole experience and make it hard to relax again.

Intimacy can feel complicated, especially when confidence is involved.

For many men, performance is closely tied to self-esteem. If something isn’t working physically, it can feel personal and heavy.

How long should s3x last?

There’s no magic number.

What matters isn’t the time. It’s whether both people feel good.

We often repeat the same relationship patterns, hoping this time it will turn out differently.

That pull is called repetition compulsion, and it’s hard to break.

Awareness helps. Writing things out forces honesty. Talking openly with a partner builds safety and support.

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