Nsima Inyang

It's because I get to fast track my knowledge.

I get to learn about things earlier than most people get to hear about it.

Sometimes it might be like something like, dude, a lot of people come to our podcast and I'll be asking questions.

I'm just like, I don't buy shit.

I don't buy anything.

Real talk, real talk.

Like for real, for real.

And that makes it hard for the audience.

Yeah, because like my job as an interviewer is to try to extract the information from you and the things that you believe and the things that you've seen from people that you work with or studies that you've done.

Right.

Right.

But sometimes you might be just putting bullshit in my face.

You know what I mean?

This is why certain things that we've done have tested, have stood the test of time within our personal practices.

And certain things have just fallen to the wayside.

And there are certain things that I just don't even fuck with.

Like the peptide stuff, I get that that's all the rage and stuff now, but I am very, very, very careful about the things that I put into my body.

And I need, like, I'm still...

I'm still kind of iffy about TRT in terms of being like an absolute health benefit, because in my mind, okay, this is not super scientific, but in my mind, it's like, if you, outside of the people that actually need it, let me put that caveat, because there are people that really do need testosterone replacement therapy and it changes their life.

There are people who, let's say that they're overweight and it's already difficult for them to get up and go do the things that they need to do.