Elizabeth Yurth, M.D.

And I like to go to it because there's some very cool futuristic stuff that's presented that, you know, in the field, like, you know, cry, you know, freezing ourselves so we can wake up 30 years from now or whatever.

So there's a lot of interesting futuristic stuff there.

But it does push the limits on things.

And now that I won't say it's always a bad thing, right?

I've my whole career pushed the limits on things.

That's how we advance a little bit.

But you have to be careful with how you're doing it.

I think we're going to see them go a little bit the same way, right?

Hopefully in a controlled fashion.

Right now you can't go buy estrogen and testosterone just over the counter like you can peptides where you can do that.

So hopefully if we get a little more control of it, I think they are the next step where if you look at my –

paradigm, the way I practice medicine is let's replace the things that we are losing.

Let's replace the things that we can that we are losing as we age.

So bottom line, all of us will lose hormones.

I don't care how well you eat.

I don't care how much you exercise.

I don't care how many supplements you take.

Your testosterone levels, your estrogen levels, your progesterone levels are going to drop.

You can't help it.

Okay.