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and you want to be a part of LAMD, also reach out.

I'm happy to help you do that as well.

It's an amazing business model that just kind of comes alongside you and everything else that you're doing.

And as a female CEO and founder, I always do like when there are other female led companies out there that are crushing in the industry.

And certainly LAMD is led by one of those.

So

If you have any questions, reach out and I will do my best to catalog all the different products that I talked about today and just drop them in the show notes.

And again, on all those ones, like I don't make any commission.

I don't I don't work for any sort of Korean skincare products, but I do love them.

And I'm somebody who previously.

was paying an arm and a leg for, you know, supposed medical grade skincare.

And Korean beauty all day long, every day is not even a close call.

So I will drop everything in there.

And thank you for letting me just be a little bit more relaxed in storytelling today and kind of sharing a little peek into my life rather than being in the seat of teacher.

I hope you enjoyed this episode.

Share it with somebody who is curious about microdosing with terzepatide or any of the other peptides.

and or is interested in the business side of peptides.

I'll see you guys next week.

Your brain isn't broken.

It's running an old code.