Dr. Ken Spielvogel

It's not my field, but I believe it's every six months.

So twice a year, you get an injection that prevents you from getting HIV and dying of AIDS.

What we're gonna see with these drugs eventually, you know, oral, are we gonna go oral?

I'm less concerned about that versus you're gonna get an injection and it's gonna last you once a month.

You're going to have a little meter that you wear that's going to monitor your blood sugar, probably adjust there.

And we already have those for insulin, but for a preventative type medication, maybe that's what's going to come down the line.

Maybe it's a patch.

Who knows?

But that the delivery system to me, and then we'll get more targeted and saying, Richard, you want to quit smoking?

This particular drug works really well on whatever the dopamine smoking center is in the brain.

This one's for Coke.

This one's for alcohol.

Let me ask you a question.

With the GLP-1s, if you don't exercise, right?

We've already discussed the dangers of that, okay?

But what happens...

We're using sometimes testosterone therapy too, aren't we?

How are you?

That's such a good question.

Yeah.