Dr. Sanjay Gupta

Is this like something people develop a tolerance to?

They can't wither away to nothing, right?

Yeah.

So there are other things that doctors are concerned about.

Again, people should always be mindful if they're putting anything into their bodies.

So what are you hearing in your just own circles of friends and just being out there as a reporter, the sort of reaction to these medications?

Are they just now part of regular culture here in the United States?

Yeah, I'm the same way.

And it's funny, I think a lot of people just sort of look at the cardiovascular benefits.

I have a strong family history of heart disease.

I worry about dementia.

I have dementia in my family.

And so I'm not taking these medications, but there's a part of me that wonders if I'm missing out now.

because of these, well, I look back 10 years from now and say, gosh, I could have maybe helped, if not prevent, at least stall the onset of some of these diseases.

I feel like that's an increasingly big part of the conversation.

And so, you know, two years from now, what do you think this market looks like?

I love your reporting.

I always appreciate the chance to talk to you.

And I think the entire audience always learns something.

So thank you.