Tom Green

And there's some stats around suggesting that up to 10% of the population has had access to these, used them, and it's gone far beyond the diabetes treatment, which is what it's designed to.

All right.

So that's what it does is it ramps that up.

And so what it does is it signals that your brain is full.

All right.

Number one.

that the appetite centers in your brain then get reactivated and you don't feel as hungry.

So that's probably the number one thing it does.

It's an appetite suppressant.

It is, in a way, definitely.

It slows your stomach emptying so you don't feel like you need to eat as much.

Right.

And then it also helps your blood sugar levels and how effective your pancreas is at releasing insulin.

Does it also have cognitive advantages as well?

100%.

So let's look at the number one thing it does is we lose weight.

So that's pretty significant, isn't it?

And for most people, that is extremely exciting for most people.

So when you lose weight without being on these drugs, you have significant health benefits just by losing weight.

Correct.