Casey Means, MD

25% of women now are on SSRI. I mean, we're living in like the wealthiest, safest country in human history and 25% of people are on SSRI. That's insane. Then you go into menopause, perimenopause, that age group, and it's sort of brain fog. And then we have full-blown Alzheimer's going up. So we've got all these neurodevelopmental issues and neurodegenerative issues sort of across the lifespan.

And, you know, then you look at kind of the hormonal side of things. We've got girls going through puberty much earlier than they ever were. You know, we are the, of continents on Earth, we are the earliest puberty rates right now. That's gone down on an average six years since 1900. Our puberty rates are way earlier. So girls are reaching sexual maturity at like age 10.

And, you know, then you look at kind of the hormonal side of things. We've got girls going through puberty much earlier than they ever were. You know, we are the, of continents on Earth, we are the earliest puberty rates right now. That's gone down on an average six years since 1900. Our puberty rates are way earlier. So girls are reaching sexual maturity at like age 10.

And, you know, then you look at kind of the hormonal side of things. We've got girls going through puberty much earlier than they ever were. You know, we are the, of continents on Earth, we are the earliest puberty rates right now. That's gone down on an average six years since 1900. Our puberty rates are way earlier. So girls are reaching sexual maturity at like age 10.

Then you've got in midlife, you look at women and infertility is the roof. We've got PCOS is affecting 26% of women. This is a metabolic fertility issue. It's the leading cause of infertility in the country. Then we look at older age and like menopausal symptoms are a disaster for women.

Then you've got in midlife, you look at women and infertility is the roof. We've got PCOS is affecting 26% of women. This is a metabolic fertility issue. It's the leading cause of infertility in the country. Then we look at older age and like menopausal symptoms are a disaster for women.

Then you've got in midlife, you look at women and infertility is the roof. We've got PCOS is affecting 26% of women. This is a metabolic fertility issue. It's the leading cause of infertility in the country. Then we look at older age and like menopausal symptoms are a disaster for women.

This is why a book like The New Menopause is like the number one book in the country for a while because women are desperate. So if you step back and look at all these different things, we've got these neuro issues throughout the lifetime all exploding. These hormonal issues throughout the lifetime all exploding.

This is why a book like The New Menopause is like the number one book in the country for a while because women are desperate. So if you step back and look at all these different things, we've got these neuro issues throughout the lifetime all exploding. These hormonal issues throughout the lifetime all exploding.

This is why a book like The New Menopause is like the number one book in the country for a while because women are desperate. So if you step back and look at all these different things, we've got these neuro issues throughout the lifetime all exploding. These hormonal issues throughout the lifetime all exploding.

it's happening all over the place but no one stopping asking why like why is this happening instead we put adhd in a bucket we put depression anxiety bucket we put alzheimer's in a bucket um and so that's that's really the problem and i think you know when you think about some of these things it's like we're becoming infertile and we're losing our minds across the lifespan like what the hell is happening like that's what these diseases these buckets of diseases represent and i think

it's happening all over the place but no one stopping asking why like why is this happening instead we put adhd in a bucket we put depression anxiety bucket we put alzheimer's in a bucket um and so that's that's really the problem and i think you know when you think about some of these things it's like we're becoming infertile and we're losing our minds across the lifespan like what the hell is happening like that's what these diseases these buckets of diseases represent and i think

it's happening all over the place but no one stopping asking why like why is this happening instead we put adhd in a bucket we put depression anxiety bucket we put alzheimer's in a bucket um and so that's that's really the problem and i think you know when you think about some of these things it's like we're becoming infertile and we're losing our minds across the lifespan like what the hell is happening like that's what these diseases these buckets of diseases represent and i think

That's why I think it's... We talked about health is the tip of the iceberg of fundamentally a planetary issue. But the planetary issue is the tip of the iceberg of what I think is really, really going on here, which is a spiritual issue. We are not fighting for life in this world anymore. And I think that's more of a consciousness issue. We talk about, why is no one covering this? It's like...

That's why I think it's... We talked about health is the tip of the iceberg of fundamentally a planetary issue. But the planetary issue is the tip of the iceberg of what I think is really, really going on here, which is a spiritual issue. We are not fighting for life in this world anymore. And I think that's more of a consciousness issue. We talk about, why is no one covering this? It's like...

That's why I think it's... We talked about health is the tip of the iceberg of fundamentally a planetary issue. But the planetary issue is the tip of the iceberg of what I think is really, really going on here, which is a spiritual issue. We are not fighting for life in this world anymore. And I think that's more of a consciousness issue. We talk about, why is no one covering this? It's like...

I think people see it. I think in some way we have like totally lost respect for like the miraculousness of life. That's what our actions are reflecting. Like we know a lot. We have the technology, the money and the resources to fix all of this, the planet and health. And we're not. And that's why I think there's something darker happening on like the consciousness level.

I think people see it. I think in some way we have like totally lost respect for like the miraculousness of life. That's what our actions are reflecting. Like we know a lot. We have the technology, the money and the resources to fix all of this, the planet and health. And we're not. And that's why I think there's something darker happening on like the consciousness level.

I think people see it. I think in some way we have like totally lost respect for like the miraculousness of life. That's what our actions are reflecting. Like we know a lot. We have the technology, the money and the resources to fix all of this, the planet and health. And we're not. And that's why I think there's something darker happening on like the consciousness level.

And I think we could get our way out of this if we like, I think it's going to be hard to get our way out of this. If we stick to like partisan politics and quibbling about individual policy ideas, I think it has to start with like, are we committed to life and to awe and to connecting with source and then listening and moving our way out of here? Or are we not? Yeah.