Dr. Jen Gunter

in many areas of medicine of this sort of these fast format, you must do this, or you must buy this product, or if the real doesn't include that product, every third one might, you know, that, that it's a long for the ride.

And we're sort of starting to see, like, I think an amplification, you know, once you get, once you tell every single person that they must be on menopause hormone therapy or something bad's going to happen to them,

Well, then, okay, when you have all of your followers doing that, then you've got to have the next cell.

So then what is it?

It's testosterone for everybody.

Or then it's higher doses of estrogen.

Or then it's microdosing GLP-1s.

Or then it's wearing a weighted vest.

And it sort of starts to escalate.

And I think it's really difficult for people to sort out the fact from the fiction.

So I would say that's the Ozification of health communication.

You think that?

Yeah.

I mean, he had, I'm sure I remember this correctly, he had the Long Island Medium on.

Yeah.

You know, he was on Oprah saying that John of God, a psychic surgeon,

Well, he couldn't explain those things.

So, you know, giving it like this veneer of respectability.

So, yeah, I think it's, you know, it's the Ozification.

I think that we should like put a stamp on that and and use that term.