Greg Isenberg

Yeah, I think that the same could be said for blood glucose. Another bet would be to say, you know, in the next five years, Apple will probably have a blood glucose sensor and that people will start monitoring things like that in their health more and more and more. And these are going to be big super cycle trends. So I think, yeah, literally like...

Yeah, I think that the same could be said for blood glucose. Another bet would be to say, you know, in the next five years, Apple will probably have a blood glucose sensor and that people will start monitoring things like that in their health more and more and more. And these are going to be big super cycle trends. So I think, yeah, literally like...

Yeah, I think that the same could be said for blood glucose. Another bet would be to say, you know, in the next five years, Apple will probably have a blood glucose sensor and that people will start monitoring things like that in their health more and more and more. And these are going to be big super cycle trends. So I think, yeah, literally like...

One tiny tweak to the Apple Watch is enough for millions or hundreds of millions of people to suddenly start thinking about a new health trend that they weren't previously aware of. I mean, I've been wearing a continuous glucose monitor from Dexcom for... probably seven years.

One tiny tweak to the Apple Watch is enough for millions or hundreds of millions of people to suddenly start thinking about a new health trend that they weren't previously aware of. I mean, I've been wearing a continuous glucose monitor from Dexcom for... probably seven years.

One tiny tweak to the Apple Watch is enough for millions or hundreds of millions of people to suddenly start thinking about a new health trend that they weren't previously aware of. I mean, I've been wearing a continuous glucose monitor from Dexcom for... probably seven years.

So I'm aware of blood sugar and it's quite shocking when you start monitoring your blood sugar, all these foods you think are healthy that actually aren't. And I think that's a huge potential trend, harder to profit on than the sleep apnea one. But yeah, there's lots of stuff like that.

So I'm aware of blood sugar and it's quite shocking when you start monitoring your blood sugar, all these foods you think are healthy that actually aren't. And I think that's a huge potential trend, harder to profit on than the sleep apnea one. But yeah, there's lots of stuff like that.

So I'm aware of blood sugar and it's quite shocking when you start monitoring your blood sugar, all these foods you think are healthy that actually aren't. And I think that's a huge potential trend, harder to profit on than the sleep apnea one. But yeah, there's lots of stuff like that.

Why do you use Clode instead of... Instead of ChatGPT.

Why do you use Clode instead of... Instead of ChatGPT.

Why do you use Clode instead of... Instead of ChatGPT.

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Well, I think it's crazy. Like I just went through ADHD diagnosis and it's not rocket science, right? It's all stuff that could have been done with AI. Like they basically, they put you through like a memory test and some cognitive testing. They sit with you for an hour and they, you know, basically just go through a checklist and ask you a bunch of questions.

Well, I think it's crazy. Like I just went through ADHD diagnosis and it's not rocket science, right? It's all stuff that could have been done with AI. Like they basically, they put you through like a memory test and some cognitive testing. They sit with you for an hour and they, you know, basically just go through a checklist and ask you a bunch of questions.

Well, I think it's crazy. Like I just went through ADHD diagnosis and it's not rocket science, right? It's all stuff that could have been done with AI. Like they basically, they put you through like a memory test and some cognitive testing. They sit with you for an hour and they, you know, basically just go through a checklist and ask you a bunch of questions.

They go through like a process of like, you know, you tick boxes based on like symptoms and all that kind of stuff. And I think, There's something really crappy about the fact that in order to get diagnosed with a disorder with which really impacts a lot of people, it could be anxiety, depression, ADHD, you name it. You have to spend thousands of dollars or have insurance or whatever.

They go through like a process of like, you know, you tick boxes based on like symptoms and all that kind of stuff. And I think, There's something really crappy about the fact that in order to get diagnosed with a disorder with which really impacts a lot of people, it could be anxiety, depression, ADHD, you name it. You have to spend thousands of dollars or have insurance or whatever.