So for listeners who maybe aren't familiar or aren't clinicians, can you explain how the GLP-1 medications actually work? What is happening physiologically that then leads to weight loss?

Every time we eat, the body naturally produces GLP, glucagon-like peptide.

But the GLP that is naturally produced by the body is broken down by something called DPP-4 in about two minutes max.

We should talk about this later, which we should talk about the supplements that claim to mimic GLP.

And so it's broken down very, very quickly.

And so what GLP-1 agonists do is they replicate that, but they bypass DPP-4, which breaks it down.

So effectively, the medications last for five to seven days.

The lines blur, don't they? Yeah, see how moral I'm