Top 10 Scientifically Studied Foods and Habits for Men to Live to 100
In today’s fast-paced world, many men are chasing success while unknowingly shortening their lifespan through daily choices. The good news? Science is revealing specific foods and habits that consistently promote longevity—especially for men. At DrColbert.com, we believe a long life…
🥦 Father’s Day Salmon & Super Greens Power Bowl
Why This Recipe Supports Men’s Health: Wild-caught salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, known to reduce inflammation and support cardiovascular and hormonal health. Broccoli and leafy greens like spinach or kale provide sulforaphane and antioxidants that help regulate estrogen…
Low Testosterone Is on the Rise – Here’s What You Need to Know
Watch now as Dr. Don Colbert and Mary Colbert unpack the truth about Low T, hormone balance, and how to reclaim your energy, vitality, and masculinity—at any age. 📉 Did you know testosterone levels in men have dropped over 60%…
The Father Factor: 7 Ways Dad’s Health Impacts His Whole Family (Spiritually & Physically)
Fatherhood is more than a role—it’s a spiritual assignment and a generational legacy. As I have often said, the choices a man makes about his health—both physical and spiritual—can profoundly influence his family’s future. This Father’s Day, we’re uncovering 7…
Less Stress & Better Health for Dads (Without Adding Work!)
This Father’s Day, you are likely thinking of your dad. Your love for him. Your hope that he is healthy and happy. You may even want to encourage less stress and better health for dads. Sure, you could encourage the…
Father’s Day Special: Testosterone Help for Dad’s Health
It’s been said that hormones are at the center of health. For men, testosterone is a key health component and their entire life is affected when testosterone is low. In fact, a dad’s health is strongly linked to testosterone throughout…
Prostate Protection From Beta-Sitosterol
Prostate problems are extremely common in the United States. Statistics show that about 1 man in 7 men will be diagnosed with prostate disease during their lifetime.
