Meg Tirrell

I had one R&D executive say, we're going to make everybody hot because they were working on preserving muscle.

Right.

Oh, I think that is so fascinating.

I didn't know that about the NASA going to Mars.

I mean, it's like Austin Powers.

I know, right?

I think there are still a lot of folks who feel that way.

I mean, we just did a video this week about some findings on these medicines, and I was looking at some of the comments.

And, you know, there were a number of people who were just like, well, just eat right, avoid ultra-processed foods, and, you know.

And so I think there is still a lot of that.

But I do think, I mean, there's also a growing...

appreciation for what these medicines can do.

And so I think that is changing.

But I still think, I mean, people love to speculate.

Who's taking a GLP-1?

Why did their body change so much?

And it's something that, you know, we all do it.

We're all gossipy.

It's like how we are as humans.

But I think the issue is the pressures that people might feel to look certain ways and that that pressure is probably increasing as it becomes easier to look certain ways that are maybe not realistic and maybe not healthy for a lot of people.