Jennifer Gunter

So think about it.

Think about you've got Marty McCary doing his press tour for Health and Human Services talking about, oh, we did this great thing.

We removed the black box.

Oh, by the way, we've gutted research, you know?

So I'm always a cynic and the timing is always very interesting to me.

But yeah, it's, you know, we were supposed to have, there was supposed to be a big menopause conference at the NIH in December that

And it's been canceled because of the lockdown and everything.

And I'm sure the loss of staff has contributed to it.

So it's great lip service.

And I just think that I want to get back to one point you mentioned about these wellness companies and promoting things like microdosing or adrenal supplements or the sleep supplement.

When I see that, to me, that is the ultimate in misogyny.

Because you are saying that women do not deserve the science, that we're going to sell you, we're going to make money from you, and we're going to do some smoke and mirrors about the data to make it look like it's research-backed when it's not.

So what that tells me is you think women don't deserve science.

Because, yeah, it takes a while to understand things and to make sure that we can do it safely.

So when you jump ahead of the queue, that tells me that you don't think women deserve that.

So that's what I would like everybody watching to think when they see these products that are promoted.

We're like, we don't even know what microdosing, GLP-1, like there's no even definition.

So there's no definition.

How do you have a product?

Yeah.