Mike FortunatoGuest
Brian GrynHost
And endocrine disruptors are like, sort of like the silent killer, right? You don't really know they're there.

So like, how do you sort of sparse that out and figure out like what's affecting that person and what they should.

I mean, I, I mean, the endocrine society has actually been talking about it since 2008.

Uh, but you know, the medicine is very modern medicine is, is really in a, I think it's a dying dying field in many ways because a lot of people are looking for ways to stay healthy.

And endocrine disruptors are like, sort of like the silent killer, right? You don't really know they're there.

So like, how do you sort of sparse that out and figure out like what's affecting that person and what they should.

I mean, I, I mean, the endocrine society has actually been talking about it since 2008.

Uh, but you know, the medicine is very modern medicine is, is really in a, I think it's a dying dying field in many ways because a lot of people are looking for ways to stay healthy.
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