Caitlin Sinclair

than any of the previous generations.

What the heck is going on?

So we're finally bringing those questions to a national stage.

And it's really the younger cohort of voters that cares the most, actually.

It's insane.

People in their 20s.

I was having this conversation with my girlfriend last week about how many men are having to take things like Viagra in their young 20s.

What's going on?

This was not happening a decade ago.

Our parents' generation was not suffering from these insane levels of infertility.

And it sounds...

fringe and cliche to talk about this, but it truly is the inflammation, right?

And I think for the first time, our generation's finally saying, no, we're not just accepting these levels of chronic anxiety, depression, and inflammation as, oh, that's just the norm.

That's just part of getting older, right?

It's not.

And I think it's amazing how social media has played a role in this Make America Healthy Again space, the wellness space in general,

I asked earlier in the room, I said, how many of you trust a influencer or a wellness person that you follow on X or Instagram over a physician that you would go to in your local hometown?

And almost everybody in the room raised their hand.

There is like a plethora of information that we are getting from wellness influencers.

It is such a tight knit community that people, it's people that really care, right?