Brigham Buhler

And people that get stuck in this normal system, this meat grinder that is like the health insurance companies and primary care physicians that are owned by insurance companies is like the people that actually

have the time and like the resources to do that.

And like most people that live like nine to five, like work nine to five jobs, don't have time.

They're dealing with their kids.

They're dealing with daycare, whatever it is.

Like these people, this isn't on the front of their mind.

They're just like, oh God, we got to do our, you know, our yearly doctor visit.

Let's just go do it.

And they don't think twice about it.

And nor do they have the time to be educated about it, which sucks.

Why are things like testosterone and these other ways of optimizing hormone therapy such like, why are they ignored by pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies and not pushed more like these other ones?

Is it because they can't patent it specifically to themselves?

Like Ozempic versus testosterone.

You would imagine testosterone would be prescribed a lot more than something like Ozempic.

$250 million, why does it cost so much?

Because it's built that way.

Because they already have the relationships.

Yes.

Is there any way to throw a wrench into those gears and blow up this whole system?

Is there any hope?