Steve Martocci

Yeah.

But like, look, I'm an interesting case, right?

Like I'm, I'm going, I'm on a, you know, health and wellness podcast and I'm not like Mr. Jacked over here, you know, like I kind of like, it's even intimidating for me to like be in this space because some people really feel like they, like, I feel like I'm battling my genetics in a lot of ways.

And I don't want to feel bad.

That's weird.

I want to like be able to have opinions, but not feel bad about it.

But it makes me not take a big spotlight either because I'm like, you know, I'm not like telling you, like, you should do what I'm doing.

It's interesting.

I'm chasing down this.

I mentioned this to you in our kind of pre-call.

I'm chasing down actually.

So my son is two now.

He didn't walk till he was 18 months.

And I was worried about him because he didn't feel like he was like gaining muscle mass.

And I was like, oh wait, this is the problem that I have.

So I've been down this rabbit hole recently of trying to, I brought up genetics because like, I'm trying to get to the root of what my kind of issues with muscle growth have kind of been.

And I found out that I'm a carrier for a thing called Pompe's disease.

So if you have full-on Pompe's, it's terrible.

It's basically like an issue where you don't have an enzyme that clears glycogen from your lysosomes.

And so your muscles are basically always in a state of needing repair because they can't clear the glycogen.