Kristen Holmes

And as they come off, as that protein unbinds and their levels return to normal, like their energy goes back through the roof. So what's really exciting to me is that, you know, using a wearable to reliably time their menstrual cycle. So like you said, they can have safer times to have intercourse.

And as they come off, as that protein unbinds and their levels return to normal, like their energy goes back through the roof. So what's really exciting to me is that, you know, using a wearable to reliably time their menstrual cycle. So like you said, they can have safer times to have intercourse.

And as they come off, as that protein unbinds and their levels return to normal, like their energy goes back through the roof. So what's really exciting to me is that, you know, using a wearable to reliably time their menstrual cycle. So like you said, they can have safer times to have intercourse.

You can just understand what is normal fluctuation, right? Like what is abnormal fluctuation? Maybe I know why I just don't feel- My cycle length.

You can just understand what is normal fluctuation, right? Like what is abnormal fluctuation? Maybe I know why I just don't feel- My cycle length.

You can just understand what is normal fluctuation, right? Like what is abnormal fluctuation? Maybe I know why I just don't feel- My cycle length.

Really good right now, you know? Yeah. Okay, it's cuckoo time. But I mean, I think this is what, again, is so exciting to me. And when you can apply it to a mass population, especially a population that is in their own environment, and I think this is the downfall, the pitfall of a lot of clinical studies that have good intentions, but you take people out of their normal pathic environment and

Really good right now, you know? Yeah. Okay, it's cuckoo time. But I mean, I think this is what, again, is so exciting to me. And when you can apply it to a mass population, especially a population that is in their own environment, and I think this is the downfall, the pitfall of a lot of clinical studies that have good intentions, but you take people out of their normal pathic environment and

Really good right now, you know? Yeah. Okay, it's cuckoo time. But I mean, I think this is what, again, is so exciting to me. And when you can apply it to a mass population, especially a population that is in their own environment, and I think this is the downfall, the pitfall of a lot of clinical studies that have good intentions, but you take people out of their normal pathic environment and

and assume that they behave the same way when you put them back in. Or you take a cell out of the body and study it in isolation, you assume it's going to behave the same when you put it back in the body. And I think nothing could be further from the truth. I think big data... Combined with artificial intelligence is going to absolutely lead the charge.

and assume that they behave the same way when you put them back in. Or you take a cell out of the body and study it in isolation, you assume it's going to behave the same when you put it back in the body. And I think nothing could be further from the truth. I think big data... Combined with artificial intelligence is going to absolutely lead the charge.

and assume that they behave the same way when you put them back in. Or you take a cell out of the body and study it in isolation, you assume it's going to behave the same when you put it back in the body. And I think nothing could be further from the truth. I think big data... Combined with artificial intelligence is going to absolutely lead the charge.

It's just going to cut down on the guesswork. You know, like there's no need. We're getting so close to not having to guess.

It's just going to cut down on the guesswork. You know, like there's no need. We're getting so close to not having to guess.

It's just going to cut down on the guesswork. You know, like there's no need. We're getting so close to not having to guess.

You know, and that's what, like when we take this back to like our original conversation with my athletes, like I was just, I didn't want to have to guess, right? I just wanted to be able to keep them healthy. I wanted to keep them safe. I wanted to, you know, just be able to, you know, just, I wanted them to be able to thrive. Right.

You know, and that's what, like when we take this back to like our original conversation with my athletes, like I was just, I didn't want to have to guess, right? I just wanted to be able to keep them healthy. I wanted to keep them safe. I wanted to, you know, just be able to, you know, just, I wanted them to be able to thrive. Right.

You know, and that's what, like when we take this back to like our original conversation with my athletes, like I was just, I didn't want to have to guess, right? I just wanted to be able to keep them healthy. I wanted to keep them safe. I wanted to, you know, just be able to, you know, just, I wanted them to be able to thrive. Right.

And, and, and a lot of this stuff that we, that, you know, frankly are, is really noisy, you know, just this menstrual cycle, how do we actually, you know, train, like, do we need zone two versus zone five? Or, you know, can women do zone two? You know, like there's so much of this stuff out there that I can't wait to answer a lot of these questions. And we're not far from being able to do that.

And, and, and a lot of this stuff that we, that, you know, frankly are, is really noisy, you know, just this menstrual cycle, how do we actually, you know, train, like, do we need zone two versus zone five? Or, you know, can women do zone two? You know, like there's so much of this stuff out there that I can't wait to answer a lot of these questions. And we're not far from being able to do that.