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...health status and future health risk. And then you can modify them to get them to
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...health side of the equation, but the bottom everybody in the planet now has basically a smartphone. Yeah. That gives you, again, sensors on the phone that can basically do your vital signs, listen to your voice as a biomarker,
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...health. And so that is the entire point. Health is something that historically has been improving, very slowly. Right? With biologies, with cells, we're doing experiments and waiting. Well now has been jumping on,
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...health care is, you know, different specialties and don't talk to each other. That old image of, you know, nine wives been touching an elephant, no getting one perspective is is to put together your genome, your metabolome, your proteome, your sociom
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...health is a great example. Right? You can go get a whole body MRI direct to consumer right now, but you don't get any follow-up care. And so I think what will happen is these, tools will be paired with programs that will give people
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...moment, health and longevity medicine. So because we we don't as even physicians, we are learning. We don't have the tools to give to the public yet, I think, to on a population level, self experiment because that's what you did. One third of my clie
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...health. Like, as an investor, we used to kind of think people were only willing to spend on what we'd, like, call sex or vanity drugs, like Propecia, Viagra, and that has totally changed in the last five years, and people are really interested in the
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...health and fitness industry collided with mainstream medicine and just self care in the following way. When I was growing up, the only people that lifted weights were bodybuilders, football players, and people going off to the military.
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...health care. There's function health doing blood labs, super power, WHOOP just started offering them, Oura, Apple Watch, Eight Sleep. I'm an investor in that one. Full disclosure, it's doing great. These things are now putting all that data together
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...Health, which is a is it a clinic specifically? Yes. Yeah. Well, it's a couple of clinics that franchise that we're working on expanding. And how long has that been running for? We just opened our first clinic a year ago in Austin, and then we have a
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...health dashboard. You can upload your own labs into an AI and get a lot of information that, you know, certainly a doctor is still important, but the health part of what you're doing every day, you can do a lot of it on your own with the help of, you
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...health outputs. We saw incredible bifidogenesis. We saw the fermentation of multiple forms of short chain fatty acids. And then we just finished our first, pilot human clinical trial, and we were looking at blood sugar stability and blood sugar respo
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...health and, what other biomarkers, you can look at to see. And we it's not, you know, perfect science, but there is a pretty, you know, strong science about certain biomarkers and, future risk of, chronic diseases and potentially, lifespan as well. S
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