Dr. Andrew Huberman

There's been, it's been, can you believe it?

It was like four, only like eight years ago that the national institutes of health in the United States was like, Hey, maybe you should start studying female mice too.

It's like, like this.

I mean, we're modern science is very far behind.

We're very far behind.

And I think it's a resource issue.

It's also, you know, there's a bunch of sociological considerations in science.

Anyway, I'm trying to change the story there, but I'm but one person.

And, you know, I hope to live a very long time.

But, you know, should I get hit by a bullet, a bus, or cancer tomorrow, I want you to know that it's going to be, or a long time from now, natural causes.

Sorry, I have a morbid sense of humor.

I'll work.

I worked with the physicians.

They all talk like that.

I hope to live a very long time.

But it's a collective effort.

So I just want to, before we wrap, I want to say a couple of things.

And we can get on with the rest of the night.

First of all, it is a collective effort.

You know, as I've mentioned several times this evening, I look no differently on the massage therapy versus chiropractic versus...