Chris Gayomali

Independent body?

Independent body, so they claim.

But, you know, they're making recommendations about what to take.

And the four broad categories are, you know, testosterone, some stimulants, growth hormone, and estrogen.

Some like peptides, but functionally, a lot of them do the same thing, which is like they help you grow muscle.

They help you focus better.

Sometimes it makes you a little aggro, which is something that was a funny thing to talk to them about, especially when you have a bunch of alpha males in the same room and they're all getting testy with each other.

Wouldn't wish that upon anyone.

But so they're all going to be taking that stuff.

There was one swimmer, one of the women named, her name is Megan Romano.

She was really concerned about, you know, taking tea and having her voice potentially drop.

So she was like, I'm going to like, like, if my voice starts dropping, I'm really going to stop.

I'm going to try to find a new protocol.

But conversely, you know, they're not going to be testing for anything.

Basically, like if an athlete does decide to take a substance that's beyond those parameters, you know, they could feasibly do it if they found someone to give them the drugs.

Yeah.

You know, it's a very mushy definition.

And I think by design, because they don't want to, you know, I think they're kind of like, we don't want to impose limits on you.

But at the same time, we want you to like, take, like, work with us, work with our doctors, so we can figure out what to sell and like, sell that to the mass market.

Yeah, totally.