Understanding Tadalafil Beyond ED Treatment (Dr. Justin Dubin, MD)

Most men know Cialis (tadalafil) as an ED medication — but some research shows that daily low-dose tadalafil may also support broader aspects of men’s health, including cardiovascular risk reduction. To bring clarity, I spoke with Dr. Justin Dubin, MD — a fellowship-trained urologist specializing in Men’s Health, Sexual Medicine, and Male Infertility, and co-host of the Man Up Podcast with Dr. Kevin Chu. www.TheManUpPod.com In this clip, Dr. Dubin explains what the research actually shows about tadalafil (Cialis): • the low-dose regimen studied • potential cardiovascular benefits • safety • and why some men now ask about it in the context of long-term health Blue Cure’s mission is simple: give men evidence-based information so they can make informed decisions about their health. If you have questions about ED, performance, prostate health, or medications like tadalafil, talk with a urologist you trust. These doctors are here to help — and the right conversation can improve your health, confidence, and relationships. More men’s health education clips coming soon. Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always talk to your physician before starting or changing any medication. About Gabe Canales Gabe Canales has lived with low-risk prostate cancer since 2010, when he was diagnosed at age 35. He is the author of Unexpected Diagnosis: Prostate Cancer and the Wake-Up Call to Live Healthier and Happier, the founder of the nonprofit Blue Cure Foundation, and an advocate for prostate cancer patients and men’s health issues. GabeCanales.com About Blue Cure Blue Cure is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to saving men’s lives through prostate cancer screening awareness, early detection, and prevention education. Founded by survivor Gabe Canales, Blue Cure works to end the stigma that keeps men from taking control of their health. Through national campaigns, podcasts, and community outreach, Blue Cure empowers men with knowledge about how lifestyle choices—nutrition, exercise, stress management, and sleep—may help prevent prostate cancer, improve outcomes, and reduce recurrence, as well as lower the risk of other chronic diseases. Learn more at BlueCure.org Information shared by Blue Cure is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. #MensHealth #NoShaveNovember #Urology #ED #MensWellness #Lifestyle #Tadalafil #Cardiovascular