Joe Rogan

Nobody has his growth hormone.

He has a different type of growth hormone.

What do you mean?

I don't think it's the same.

What?

I don't think he has the same... We're opening something so cool, because you talked about the Down syndrome, and there's some very interesting stuff with that, but...

Yeah, Brian, I don't believe that Brian's growth hormone is the same as yours and mine.

It might be molecularly different or it might have, you're going to have to talk to Ryan.

He has a mutation in his growth hormone.

Yeah, it does.

Yeah, and he doesn't stop.

He doesn't stop.

But it's weird, the whole like Down syndrome thing, they can do stop codes.

Like some genes, like some mutations that you get, from what I understand, there's like a stop code on a gene.

So whatever your gene is, when the, I guess, mRNA lands on it and starts to do its thing, like there can be a stop code or something that just stops that gene from expressing.

And I think that that's likely what they do with that.

They'd somehow insert a stop code.

But I mean, there's people out there who have like world records, like for things like deadlift that don't have fast twitch muscle according to their genetics.

So it's really weird.

Like they have a stop code on their fast twitch genetics.