Dr. Rachel Rubin

And patients are reason, no patient is saying like, well, I have to live to 103, you know, at all costs.

You know, like no one cares about that.

They want age with dignity.

Yeah.

It's so simple.

So it's so simple.

So the question, and it's okay to tell patients, like, we don't know what your longest path of dignity is.

It's okay to say you don't know.

In fact, I've made a career off of saying I don't know, and we don't have data for that.

And so it's okay to tell a patient, I don't know if your breast cancer is going to kill you or if dementia is going to kill you.

I don't know what's going to hurt your dignity the most.

So I'm making the best decisions with you that I can, and I might be wrong.

And that's what patients want to hear.

They want to know that you don't know everything.

They want to know that they may have options and they want to understand what's going on.

And it's okay to say, here's what we know in 2025.

Here's the data, which actually it's like the stock market, we're betting on it, right?

So I think of hormones as, I think of peptides as like crypto, right?

So like, I think of like, like I think of it like that's crypto.

So if you're putting all your money in crypto and everything you do is peptides, like you're a crypto bro, congratulations.