And that's what I hope that we're going to contribute to.

Yeah, I think I agree with everything that Dr. Poynter just said.

I think, you know, in the data and there have been at least a half a dozen very important studies that have been published over the last two years.

when it comes to hormone replacement therapy, estrogen, midlife, women's health, menopause, perimenopause, and brain health.

And I think some of them move in opposite directions.

The results move in opposite directions.

But I think timing is the variable that reconciles everything in the literature.

So in terms of I want to know in a panel when I'm looking at a woman's brain health, where are you in that menopausal transition? Do you have brain fog? Do you have insulin resistance? And but some of that is actually very, very subtle, actually, in terms of where somebody is in that that that midlife transition of hormones.