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Hormone Optimization — South Dakota & Colorado

Your hormones are
under attack.
Mainstream medicine
has no idea why.

Dr. David Walters — DO, PhD in Reproductive Endocrinology, MBA — is one of the only physicians in the country who has spent 25 years investigating the real cause of hormonal decline. He doesn't just treat your symptoms. He finds the cause.

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Dr. David Walters
Dr. David Walters
DO · PhD · MBA
DO
Osteopathic Medicine
PhD
Reproductive Endocrinology
MBA
Healthcare Administration
25+
Years Clinical Experience
2×
CrossFit Games Competitor
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Young Men

I'm a young man and my testosterone is low

You're in your 20s or 30s, exhausted, struggling to build muscle, and your drive has disappeared — but your doctor told you everything is "normal." It isn't. Dr. Walters is one of the few physicians who can identify the cause and treat it without putting you on testosterone for life.

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All Ages

I want to optimize my hormones and feel like myself again

You're exhausted, gaining weight, losing drive — and your doctor says your labs are "within range." They are not looking at the right labs, and they are not asking why. Dr. Walters evaluates the full HPG axis, identifies the environmental and endocrine cause, and builds a treatment protocol targeted at the mechanism — not the symptom.

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Physicians

I'm a physician looking to refer a patient

Most hormone clinics measure a number and replace it. Dr. Walters evaluates HPG axis function to determine where disruption is occurring and why. His clinical framework — EDC-induced ERα agonism driving hypothalamic GnRH suppression — is built on peer-reviewed literature and 25 years of clinical observation. He welcomes referrals and collegial consultation.

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The Process

How it works

01
01

Schedule

One phone call to Jenny. She'll get you on the calendar — telemedicine for South Dakota (no in-person visit required) or monthly in-person clinic in Colorado Springs. Most patients are seen within two weeks.

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02

Investigate

Dr. Walters takes a complete health and exposure history, orders a comprehensive hormone panel, and assesses your full HPG axis — not just a single testosterone number.

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03

Restore

You receive a cause-targeted treatment protocol — not a testosterone prescription. Most patients report measurable improvement in energy, drive, and body composition within 3–4 weeks. Follow-up labs confirm what they're feeling.

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Patient Stories

Real words from real patients

"

Dr. Walters found all the reasons why I felt the way I did — hypogonadism, low testosterone, low vitamin D. He prescribed the right treatment and I felt better than I had felt in years.

Cole G.
Patient
"

Dr. Walters has helped me with osteoporosis, extreme depression, insomnia, postmenopausal issues, and so much more. He does not treat the symptom — he treats the root cause.

Janet Z.
Patient of 12+ Years
"

I have never had a doctor care as much or invest as much in me. Doc Walters is constantly researching and finding new ways to live a healthier, stronger life.

Bob R.
Retired US Navy SEAL Officer
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About
One of the only physicians in the United States with a PhD in reproductive endocrinology and 25 years of clinical experience in hormonal optimization — for men and women of all ages.
DO
Osteopathic Medicine
PhD
Reproductive Endocrinology
MBA
Healthcare Administration
25+
Years Clinical Practice
2×
CrossFit Games '14 & '16
Dr. David Walters
Dr. David Walters
DO · PhD · MBA

The research that changed everything

Dr. Walters earned his PhD in reproductive endocrinology with a focus on ovarian oxytocin. At the time, oxytocin was classified exclusively as a brain peptide produced by the hypothalamus. His post-doctoral research demonstrated that the ovary also produces oxytocin — a finding that contradicted established medical teaching and contributed to a fundamental reclassification of the hormone. That early experience — following the evidence against institutional consensus — has defined everything since.

From research to the bedside

A drive to help people — not just study them — led Dr. Walters to leave academic research and earn an MBA. He took over management of a small rural hospital on the brink of financial failure and restored it to profitability within four years. So moved by the direct impact a single physician could have on a rural community, he enrolled in medical school at 40 years old.

He and his wife, along with their 10 children, relocated to Des Moines, Iowa, where Dr. Walters completed his medical degree (DO) and a Family Practice residency. The family then moved to southern Colorado, where his clinical career began.

25 years of hormonal medicine

Over the course of his career, Dr. Walters' practice has evolved into a specialty clinic focused entirely on the restoration and optimization of hormones in male and female patients of all ages. His central focus is understanding why hormones become dysregulated in the first place — not simply replacing what has been lost.

His research and clinical experience converge on a clear answer: the population-level decline in testosterone he has observed over 25 years is being driven, in significant part, by ubiquitous exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that suppress the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis. This is not a fringe hypothesis. It is supported by decades of peer-reviewed research.

Fitness as medicine

Dr. Walters has used exercise as a clinical tool throughout his career. Fifteen years ago he discovered CrossFit and was so impressed by the results that he built his own CrossFit gym. He competed in the CrossFit Games in 2014 and 2016 in the 60+ age division. One of his patients who joined his gym in 2011 went on to win the 2015 CrossFit Games in the 60+ female division. He holds himself to the same standard he asks of his patients.

The Team
Dr. David Walters

Dr. David Walters

Physician
DO, PhD, MBA

Dr. Walters sees patients in South Dakota via telemedicine and in person and in Colorado at monthly in-person clinic visits. He personally uses and believes in every protocol he prescribes.

J

Jennifer Thompson

Office Manager
Practice Administrator

Jenny manages the day-to-day administration of the clinic with precision and warmth. She handles scheduling, patient inquiries, and the operational infrastructure that allows Dr. Walters to focus entirely on patient care.

K

Karlie

Medical Assistant
MA, Phlebotomist, IV Technician

Karlie serves as the clinical backbone of every in-person patient visit. Her energy, warmth, and clinical skill ensure every patient feels heard and well cared for. She has been a cornerstone of Dr. Walters' practice for over 11 years.

Young Men & Low Testosterone

You're 25 years old. Your testosterone is low. And your doctor told you you're fine.

You're not fine. And you're not alone. Low testosterone in young men is not rare, not mysterious, and not untreatable. But it requires a physician who actually understands why it's happening — and most don't.

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You are not imagining this

If you are in your 20s or 30s and experiencing any of the symptoms listed here, your HPG axis is almost certainly being suppressed. The question is not whether it's happening — it's what's causing it.

These symptoms are real. They are measurable. And the medical profession is failing young men by either dismissing them or responding with testosterone replacement — which is wrong for most young men.

Symptoms
→Fatigue that sleep doesn't fix
→Difficulty building muscle despite consistent training
→Accumulating body fat, especially around the abdomen
→Low sex drive or erectile dysfunction
→Brain fog, difficulty concentrating, or memory problems
→Mood swings, irritability, anxiety, or depression
→Poor recovery from exercise
→Feeling like a 50-year-old in a 25-year-old body

Why is this happening?

Multiple large studies document a decline of more than 1% per year in average testosterone levels since the 1980s. Sperm counts in Western men have fallen by more than 50% over the same period.

This is not aging. This is not genetics. This is chemistry.

The scientific evidence points strongly to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) — synthetic compounds found in plastics, food packaging, pesticides, tap water, and personal care products — that mimic estrogen and bind to receptors in the hypothalamus and pituitary. Your body is not broken. It is being chemically suppressed.

Key studies: Levine et al. 2017 · Travison et al. 2007 · Swan et al. 2021 · See full literature →
Treatment

Why testosterone replacement is the wrong answer for most young men

Testosterone Replacement (TRT)
✕Signals the pituitary to stop producing LH and FSH
✕Your testes shrink from disuse
✕Natural testosterone production ceases
✕Sperm count drops to zero — functional infertility
✕Many men become permanently dependent
Clomiphene Citrate
✓Targets the mechanism of suppression, not the symptom
✓Your testes continue to function normally
✓Your own testosterone rises to optimal levels
✓Fertility is preserved
✓No external hormones — no permanent dependency
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Patient Story
"Dr. Walters found all the reasons why I felt the way I did — hypogonadism, low testosterone, low vitamin D. He prescribed the appropriate treatment, counseled me on nutrition, and I felt better than I had in years."
Cole G.
Patient
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Natural Hormone Optimization

Your hormones didn't fail you.
They were disrupted.

The modern environment is saturated with synthetic chemicals that interfere directly with your body's hormone production. Most physicians never test for this. Dr. Walters has spent 25 years building the clinical framework that connects the published evidence to the patient in front of him — and it explains what most physicians cannot.

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What is causing your hormone imbalance?

Human hormone levels are in measurable, documented decline — and have been for decades. Testosterone levels in men have fallen by more than 1% per year since the 1980s. Sperm counts in Western men have dropped by more than 50% over the same period. This is happening to young men in their 20s and women in their 30s showing hormonal profiles associated with menopause.

The leading scientific explanation is ubiquitous exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs): synthetic compounds that interfere with the body's endocrine system at the receptor level.

01They mimic naturally occurring hormones — particularly estrogens — triggering responses the body did not intend
02They bind to hormone receptors and block the body's own hormones from activating them
03They suppress the normal production of testosterone by disrupting the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis
For Men

Symptoms of EDC-related hormonal disruption

These symptoms used to appear primarily in men over 50. Today, Dr. Walters sees them routinely in men in their 20s and 30s:

→Persistent fatigue and low energy
→Low sex drive or erectile dysfunction
→Inability to build or maintain muscle
→Increased body fat, particularly abdominal
→Brain fog, poor concentration, memory problems
→Mood swings, irritability, or depression
→Poor sleep quality, low sperm count, bone density loss
For Women

Symptoms of EDC-related hormonal disruption

EDCs reduce testosterone in women as well as men. Symptoms that once appeared only at menopause are increasingly common in women in their 30s:

→Fatigue and persistent low energy
→Low libido
→Loss of muscle mass and increased body fat
→Brain fog and poor concentration
→Depression or mood instability
→Sleep disruption
→Infertility, osteopenia, or osteoporosis

Dr. Walters' approach: treating the cause, not the number

Most hormone clinics measure a testosterone level and prescribe testosterone. Dr. Walters considers this approach incomplete — and for young patients, potentially harmful. His evaluation includes:

→Complete hormonal panel: testosterone (total and free), LH, FSH, estradiol, SHBG, DHEA, thyroid, cortisol, and more
→Assessment of HPG axis function — where in the system is the disruption occurring?
→Detailed history of chemical exposures, lifestyle, and environmental contributors
→Evaluation of nutritional status, including Vitamin D, which regulates multiple hormonal pathways
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For Physicians

Referrals &
collegial consultation

Dr. David Walters welcomes referrals and collegial consultation from physicians across the country. He is available to discuss complex hormonal cases and share his clinical framework for EDC-induced HPG axis suppression.

Key Literature

Foundational evidence base

2017
Sperm Count
Levine H, et al. Temporal trends in sperm count: a systematic review and meta-regression analysis of 185 studies. Human Reproduction Update.
Sperm counts in Western men fell by more than 52% between 1973 and 2011, with no sign of leveling off.
PubMed →
2007
Testosterone
Travison TG, et al. A population-level decline in serum testosterone levels in American men. JCEM.
Average testosterone levels fell significantly between 1987 and 2004, independent of age.
PubMed →
1992
Foundational
Carlsen E, et al. Evidence for decreasing quality of semen during the past 50 years. BMJ.
The landmark meta-analysis that first documented sperm count decline and prompted decades of subsequent research.
PubMed →
See full research library →
Referral Information

Appropriate referral candidates

→Young men (18–40) with low testosterone not appropriate for conventional TRT
→Men of any age with suspected EDC-related HPG axis suppression
→Women with low testosterone and hormonal imbalance symptoms at any age
→Complex hormonal presentations requiring comprehensive panel evaluation
→Patients seeking root-cause evaluation of fatigue, metabolic dysregulation, or reproductive concerns

Dr. Walters evaluates the full HPG axis and uses targeted interventions — primarily clomiphene citrate for men with EDC-driven suppression — that restore endogenous production without creating dependency.

How to refer

Phone
(719) 544-0199

Jenny Thompson, Office Manager, handles all referral intake and scheduling.

Geographic Reach

Licensed in Colorado and South Dakota. SD patients establish care via telemedicine. CO patients require one initial in-person visit (monthly Colorado Springs clinic), then continue via telemedicine.

Telemedicine

You don't have to live near a good doctor
to have one.

Secure telemedicine for South Dakota and Colorado. South Dakota patients can establish care entirely online — no in-person visit required.

Who Qualifies
South Dakota

Full telemedicine from day one

Dr. Walters can establish a complete physician-patient relationship via secure video. No in-person visit required. You can receive a full consultation, have labs ordered locally, and begin treatment without leaving home.

Colorado

One in-person visit, then telemedicine

Colorado law requires one in-person visit before establishing a telemedicine relationship. Dr. Walters holds a monthly two-day clinic in Colorado Springs. After that first visit, all follow-up care is via telemedicine.

Other States

Call the office

Currently licensed in Colorado and South Dakota. If you're in another state, please call the office and we'll let you know whether we can help or provide a referral recommendation.

(719) 544-0199
Our Locations
Colorado Springs, CO
13530 Northgate Estates Dr., Ste. 110 · Monthly clinic
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Hot Springs, SD
1501 Hwy. 18 Byp., Ste. A · Telemedicine & In-person
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How a telemedicine visit works

01
Book
Schedule by calling (719) 544-0199. Jenny Thompson, Office Manager, will help you get set up.
02
Prepare
Receive a secure video link before your appointment. Complete intake paperwork (approximately 15 minutes).
03
Connect
Join from any device — phone, tablet, or computer. Dr. Walters uses Signal for secure video appointments.
04
Investigate
Dr. Walters conducts the consultation most physicians never learned to do: full health history, symptom review, chemical and environmental exposure history, and a comprehensive hormone panel that goes far beyond a single testosterone number. Lab orders are sent to a laboratory near you.
05
Review
You have blood drawn locally. Dr. Walters reviews results and follows up to discuss findings and your treatment plan.
06
Begin
Prescriptions are sent to one of our compounding pharmacies. Most patients notice improvement within 3–4 weeks.
Technology

Any smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone. Dr. Walters uses Signal for secure video appointments.

Payment

100% cash-pay. Does not accept insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid.

$195
Initial consultation
$125
Follow-up visits

Cash, check, credit/debit card, CareCredit

Labs

Labs ordered through major national laboratories. Insured patients: lab bills insurance directly. Cash-pay: discounted in-clinic blood draw sent to Access Medical Laboratory.

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New Patients

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Patient Stories

Real patients. Real results.
Real words.

Unedited, unsolicited accounts from patients who were dismissed, mismanaged, or failed by mainstream medicine — and found a physician who actually figured out what was wrong.

"

Dr. Walters found all the reasons why I felt the way I did — hypogonadism, low testosterone, low vitamin D. He prescribed the right treatment and I felt better than I had felt in years.

When I first came to Dr. Walters, I had been dismissed by multiple physicians who told me my labs were "normal." I was exhausted, couldn't build muscle despite training consistently, and felt like a shell of myself at 27. Dr. Walters was the first physician who actually dug into why my testosterone was low. He identified hypogonadism, low testosterone, and low Vitamin D as connected pieces of the same puzzle. Within a few weeks I felt better than I had felt in years.
Cole G.
Patient
"

Doc Walters is more than my physician. He is one of my most trusted mentors. I have never had a doctor care as much or invest as much in me as he has over these last six years.

I came to Dr. Walters after years of feeling like my body was working against me despite everything I had done in my career to stay physically elite. What I found was a physician who actually wanted to understand the root cause — not just manage symptoms. Over six years, he has transformed how I think about health, performance, and aging. Doc Walters is more than my physician. He is one of my most trusted mentors.
Bob R.
Retired US Navy SEAL Officer
"

At 45 years old, I feel like and I'm performing as if I am back in my late 20s. I could never quantify how much my quality of life has improved.

Before working with Dr. Walters, I had accepted that how I felt was just what getting older looked like. I was wrong. At 45 years old, I feel like I'm performing as if I'm back in my late 20s. The lab tests confirm it — objective markers of health have improved significantly. But numbers don't capture what this has actually meant for my daily life and my sense of self. Dr. Walters gave me that.
William L.
Retired US Green Beret Officer
"

Dr. Walters has unequivocally helped me with every condition I came to him with. He does not treat the symptom — he treats the root cause.

I have been a patient of Dr. Walters for over twelve years. In that time, he has helped me with osteoporosis, extreme depression, insomnia, postmenopausal symptoms, and so much more. He sits with you, listens deeply, and actually figures out why your body is struggling. He gives you hope and the tools for self-empowering control over your own health.
Janet Z.
Patient of 12+ Years
"

Dr. Walters will really take the time to sit and listen to everything you tell him. Besides being an outstanding doctor, he is one of the kindest people we've ever known.

Dr. Walters will really take the time to sit and listen to everything you tell him — and you can tell immediately that he actually cares. It's not a performance. He is genuinely invested in your health and wellbeing. Besides being an outstanding doctor with incredible depth of knowledge, he is one of the kindest people we've ever known.
Tammy G.
Patient
"

Dr. Walters has basically saved my sanity. He gave me my life back. I will always go to him for anything I might need.

I don't say this lightly: Dr. Walters has basically saved my sanity. When I came to him, I was in a dark place — physically depleted and emotionally struggling in ways I didn't fully understand. He figured out what was happening when no one else had. He gave me my life back.
Oris R.
Veteran
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Real pre-visit questions, answered directly.

About Dr. Walters & the Practice
Most hormone clinics measure a testosterone number and prescribe testosterone. Dr. Walters evaluates the entire HPG axis to understand why your hormones are dysregulated. He holds a PhD in reproductive endocrinology — a credential virtually no other hormone clinic physician holds — and has 25 years of clinical experience treating the root cause of hormonal decline. His central clinical insight — that EDC exposure drives HPG axis suppression via ERα agonism at the hypothalamus, and that clomiphene citrate is the mechanistically targeted response — is a synthesis no other practicing physician has published.
Yes. Dr. Walters treats male and female patients of all ages. His practice includes hormone optimization for menopause, andropause, low testosterone in young men, and complex hormonal presentations across the lifespan.
Dr. Walters is based in South Dakota and holds a monthly two-day clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado. South Dakota patients are seen via telemedicine or in person in his Hot Springs, SD clinic. Colorado patients are seen in person for their first visit, then via telemedicine.
Yes. South Dakota patients can book a telemedicine appointment by calling (719) 544-0199. Colorado patients are seen at the monthly Colorado Springs clinic. Contact Jenny Thompson, Office Manager, to schedule.
For Young Men
Yes — and this is one of Dr. Walters' primary areas of focus. Low testosterone in young men is increasingly common and is often driven by endocrine-disrupting chemical (EDC) exposure that suppresses the HPG axis. For most young men, Dr. Walters uses clomiphene citrate rather than testosterone replacement — an approach that restores natural production without suppressing fertility or creating long-term dependency.
Exogenous testosterone signals your body to stop producing its own. For a young man, this typically results in testicular atrophy, reduced sperm production, and potential permanent fertility consequences. Clomiphene addresses the mechanism of suppression rather than bypassing it. It is a fundamentally more appropriate treatment for most young men.
Dr. Walters is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Lab work is ordered through major laboratories that bill insurance directly for insured patients.
Telemedicine
Yes. South Dakota patients can establish a complete physician-patient relationship via secure video telemedicine — no in-person visit required. Colorado patients require one in-person visit to the Colorado Springs clinic, after which all follow-up care can be via telemedicine.
Any device with a camera and microphone — smartphone, tablet, or computer. Dr. Walters uses Signal for secure video appointments.
Yes. Labs are ordered through major national laboratories. You have your blood drawn at a local lab near you and the results are sent to Dr. Walters for review.
Visits & Payment
New patients complete intake paperwork (approximately 15 minutes before the appointment). The initial consultation takes 30–45 minutes: complete health and exposure history, symptom review, goal discussion, and lab orders. Initial visit: $195. Follow-up visits: $125.
No. Dr. Walters is a 100% cash-pay practice. He does not accept insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. Accepted payment: cash, check, credit/debit card, CareCredit.
Most patients need one to five visits for initial evaluation and protocol establishment. Ongoing monitoring typically involves quarterly or semi-annual follow-ups.
From the Research

The science behind
the testosterone crisis

The hormonal crisis affecting men and women today is documented in peer-reviewed scientific literature. It is not fringe. It is not anecdotal. It has been measured, published, and largely ignored by the medical mainstream.

Key Literature

Foundational evidence base

The peer-reviewed studies Dr. Walters' clinical framework is built upon.

2017
Sperm Count
Levine H, et al. Temporal trends in sperm count: a systematic review and meta-regression analysis of 185 studies. Human Reproduction Update.
Sperm counts in Western men fell by more than 52% between 1973 and 2011, with no sign of leveling off. The most comprehensive documentation of the sperm count crisis.
PubMed →
2007
Testosterone
Travison TG, et al. A population-level decline in serum testosterone levels in American men. JCEM.
Average testosterone levels fell significantly between 1987 and 2004, independent of age — affecting men at every stage of life.
PubMed →
1992
Foundational
Carlsen E, et al. Evidence for decreasing quality of semen during the past 50 years. BMJ.
The landmark meta-analysis that first documented sperm count decline and prompted decades of subsequent research into environmental causes.
PubMed →
2015
EDC Mechanism
Gore AC, et al. EDC-2: The Endocrine Society's Second Scientific Statement on Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals. Endocrine Reviews.
The Endocrine Society's official consensus statement on EDCs — documenting mechanisms of action and effects on male and female reproductive health.
PubMed →
Medical Anarchy on Substack

The Testosterone Crisis

Dr. Walters' 20-part series — the most comprehensive publicly available explanation of the EDC-testosterone link written by a practicing physician with a research background in reproductive endocrinology.

Act IWeeks 1–4

The Crisis Is Real

Documenting the population-level data: sperm count decline, testosterone decline, and why the medical mainstream has failed to respond.

Act IIWeeks 5–8

The Mechanism

How endocrine-disrupting chemicals suppress the HPG axis via ERα binding — established endocrinology, not fringe hypothesis.

Act IIIWeeks 9–12

The Chemical Culprits

Deep dive into BPA, phthalates, PFAS, glyphosate, parabens, atrazine, and other specific chemical categories driving the crisis.

Act IVWeeks 13–16

The Clinical Response

Why testosterone replacement is wrong for most young men, and why clomiphene citrate is the mechanistically correct intervention.

Act VWeeks 17–20

What You Can Do

Practical guidance on reducing EDC exposure, navigating the healthcare system, and finding the right physician.

Read the full series on Substack →
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