Free 30-day email course • For men 40+
The questions you keep to yourself deserve clear answers.
Changes in your energy, performance, sleep or waistline can raise important questions about your overall health. Start understanding the connections with 30 short, practical emails from Dr Prabir Basu, author of The Questions Men Don't Ask.
Understand your body. Build better habits. Ask better questions.

One short email a day. Thirty days. A clearer place to begin.
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Perhaps you've noticed a change but haven't found the words to discuss it. Perhaps your reports look "almost normal", but you still have questions. Or perhaps you simply want to take better care of yourself as you get older.
The course is a place to start learning, in your own time, without having to explain a personal concern in a public group.
You can join even if you haven't read the book, and you don't need to share symptoms to sign up.
The book brings men's health together through four connected "engines". The course helps you understand each one in everyday language.
Understand testosterone, symptoms and why a single lab number isn't the whole story.
Understand how circulation, cardiovascular health and performance are connected, and why certain changes deserve medical attention.
Understand the links between your waist, blood sugar, food and strength.
Make room for sleep, stress, communication and closeness.
These are the book's educational themes, not a diagnostic test.
Thirty lessons, moving from understanding your body to building habits you can return to.
Part 1 | Days 1-5
Part 2 | Days 6-10
Part 3 | Days 11-15
Part 4 | Days 16-20
Part 5 | Days 21-25
Part 6 | Days 26-30

You don't need to overhaul your life on Monday morning. The course explores familiar moments: what's on your dinner plate, a short walk, when you put your phone away, and a conversation you've been meaning to have.
The aim is to help you understand what deserves attention and choose manageable next steps. Thirty days is a beginning, not a deadline for fixing your health.
Learn a little. Notice a little. Choose your next step.

Your course guide
Consultant Urologist and Andrologist
Author of The Questions Men Don't Ask
Dr Prabir Basu's clinical work focuses on men's reproductive health, performance-related concerns, fertility and long-term wellbeing, helping patients understand concerns they often hesitate to discuss. His work in urology and andrology informs his book's discussions of performance changes, energy, fertility, healthy ageing and the distance that silence can create in a relationship.
His approach brings together symptoms, hormonal and metabolic wellbeing, daily habits and the patient's own concerns. This course carries that approach into a series of short educational emails, helping you prepare for more informed conversations about your long-term health.
The course provides general education. Individual symptoms and treatment decisions need a consultation with a qualified doctor.

The Questions Men Don't Ask explores men's performance and reproductive wellbeing, fertility and long-term health through practical explanations and familiar situations. This free email course helps you revisit those ideas one day at a time.
Already reading the book? Use the course as a companion. New to Dr Basu's work? You can start here.
The email course is free. A physical or digital copy of the book is not included.
Yes. The 30-day email course is free to join. You don't need to buy the book or book a consultation.
You'll receive one short lesson by email each day for 30 days. There are no live sessions to attend.
The course is written mainly for men aged 40 and above. Adults who want to understand these topics earlier, and partners who want to learn alongside them, are also welcome.
No. The signup form asks for your name, email address and phone number. It does not ask you to describe symptoms, upload reports or discuss your health in a group.
Signing up here is consent for the email course. It does not subscribe you to phone calls, SMS or WhatsApp messages.
No. The course is educational. It cannot examine you, diagnose a condition or prescribe treatment. Please discuss symptoms and treatment decisions with a qualified doctor. Don't wait for a lesson if you need medical attention.
No tests are required to join, and you should not start, stop or change prescribed medicines because of an email lesson. Your doctor can advise which assessments, if any, are appropriate for you.
Yes. Use the unsubscribe link in any course email.
Start with one email. Build a clearer understanding of your body, your habits and the questions worth asking.
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