Dr. Justin Houman

So there was like a meta-analysis of a study that came out.

I think it said we've gone in the last 80 years, we've gone from like 4.7 to 6 inches, which is a huge difference.

Evolution doesn't take place that fast.

Right.

It's not enough generate, but it's going so fast.

Like that number doesn't necessarily make sense.

I think that's like a 25% increase in 80 years.

Imagine what's going to be in 80 years from now.

What are going to be eight inches?

No one really knows the answer to this, but I think endocrine disruptors are one.

I think what's happening is the time when people are hitting puberty and what these endocrine disruptors are doing during the time of puberty when penis is growing in length, it could be throwing things off.

But I also think some of this is just like a selection bias type thing.

Who we're sampling, what we're looking at, it doesn't necessarily make sense to me in all honesty.

I'm sure it is, but you got to take it with a grain of salt.

That number is massive.

It doesn't make sense.

That's the question.

100%.

Yeah.

I mean, the endocrine disruptors, there's tons of these things around us.