Dr. Mark Hyman

Now, we also talked about a newer technology that is kind of interesting to me that you say it's only a year or two off because it involves taking some of your own fat and then growing it in a lab.

So can you talk about that?

Sure.

And what the promise of that is?

And it doesn't have to be a lot.

And then you put it in a lab and you cook it, basically.

It goes in like an incubator and you grow your own fat cells.

You can grow as much as you want.

It's less.

It's not $800.

How far off is this growing your own fat technology for women?

Two to five years.

In terms of the interesting in the volume, because we're talking about, you know, fat transfer, if you're thin, it's hard.

But if you have a lot of fat, would you be able to have bigger breasts?

As people are listening to this and wondering, you know, okay, this all sounds like promising.

There's actually this aloe clay now, which you can do.

You can do your, if you're, if you're underweight, if you're, if you have plenty of body fat, you can use your own fat.

How do you kind of coach women and explain to women when they're talking about their breast implants and worried about them and taking them out?

Cause that's a big deal.

Like, I think it's, I just want to sort of spend a minute on the