Peter Attia

I want to know what you're doing.

20% of our total caloric intake goes to an organ that weighs less than 2% of your body weight.

It is the most insane statistic of the human body.

Who's doing these studies?

Because there can't really be any financial incentive to do them.

Creatine is ubiquitous.

There's no IP around it.

I want to give people some advice on how to go buy creatine because if you go to Amazon, it's like, which one do I buy?

But who's sort of taken the mantle on trying to understand this?

Because it is an important question.

And if you've got something that's insanely cheap, completely safe, has other benefits in the body anyway...

And all we're really trying to figure out is, hey, should we all just be doubling our dose from 5 to 10?

It'd be great to quantify the effect size and stratify patients that we need to be reaching out to.

Because again, not everybody listening to us is doing this anyway.

And it's just one more thing to ask somebody to do, which comes at a cost.

There's a psychic cost to just asking people to do more stuff.

And it's one more thing you got to do.

Again, this is like low hanging fruit in the world of biomedical research.

This has got like Dom D'Agostino's name written all over it.

We got to talk Dom into doing this.