Sonia Gray

Yeah.

Can I throw another terrifying stat at you?

Well, I'm thinking that.

They are now.

They are now, slowly.

But there's a lot to catch up on.

But another stat that I read which shocked me.

There are five times more studies on male erectile dysfunction.

Mm-hmm.

than on PMS.

So PMS affects about 90% of women.

Erectile dysfunction affects 19% of men, but there are five times more studies on these poor men with erectile dysfunction.

I think it's back to connection, what we talked about at the start, because what I saw in this workshop was the thing that the women got out of it.

They got a lot of education, they understood what was happening with their bodies, with the ADHD, with the perimenopause, but

At the end of the day, it was sitting around in a group with people that were experiencing what you were experiencing and they could go, I'm not alone.

I'm not going crazy.

This is a thing.

Yeah.

And obviously you talk to your medical professional.

But I think from what I've read and the people I've talked to that, you know, if your dopamine receptors aren't working as well, then there's less for the medication to hold on to.