Max Lugavere

So it's a, it's a very interesting time.

You know, I talk on my show, you know, we've had a, we've done a number of podcasts recently, actually about the concept of millennial pause, like millennial women are entering the perimenopause arena.

No, it's kind of crazy that we're all like entering this sort of, you know, this point in our lives.

But no, very much millennial.

I live in L.A.

because I like L.A., but there's a lot that I can find to complain about L.A.

I don't like the way the state of California is run.

You know, my taxes are like through the roof and we can't even sync up streetlights in Los Angeles.

It's crazy.

And then, of course, the fires and how that was so poorly managed here.

Yeah, I mean, I definitely get some pushback, but I think that you have to speak your mind, especially when given a platform, when being blessed with a platform as I have been over the years due to hard work and due to, you know, obviously all of the elbow grease that I've put into my job, my vocation.

But yeah, no, I get pushback all the time.

People will say, stay in your lane.

But ultimately, my...

purpose here is not necessarily to talk exclusively about nutrition.

I seek to reduce suffering in the world and there is no one size fits all solution to it.

The same way that there's no one size fits all supplement regimen or way of eating that's going to work for every single person.

Like

You know, you can't appease everybody.

But nonetheless, I feel a sense of responsibility to speak out when I see injustice in the world.