Josh Duhamel

I'm well into my 50s now.

And I'm also in full hair and makeup today, just so you know.

Well, I don't know if I have any inside tea, but I have, like you...

a real fascination with it.

I think that when I got into my mid-30s, I started thinking or researching more about, you know, what's out there, what can I do to, you know, stay as, you know, healthy and virile and active as I can, mostly for professional reasons because I wanted to stay in the business for as long as I could.

And, you know, there are certain expectations.

But, you know, as I've gotten older, I think it's more – it's still some of that, but it's more –

you know, now that I've got kids, I've got a 12 year old and almost two year old.

He's one year, 11 months today.

And we have a little girl on the way.

I'm not a, thank you.

I'm not a young father, you know, so I want to be as young and active and, and, you know, energetic as I can for as long as I can.

And then, you know, recently it just dawned on me too, that

My parents are getting older.

My mom is going to live to be 130, but my dad is starting to feel it, and you can see it.

I think that one of my biggest motivations behind this company right now is to help him as well.

I think that we're on such a forefront right now with...

longevity and the research behind it and all the medications and hormones and peptides and things that you can take to sort of uh you know extend your health span uh if i can just get him to hang on for a little bit longer i feel like there's things that we're going to be able to do to keep even if i can keep around for an extra five years ten years you know that's really because he loves his grandkids he lives for his grandkids and i want him to be able to see mine grow up you know

You know, I started taking, you know, Rogaine and things like that early on because I didn't want to go bald like my old man.

Does that stuff work?