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Hey guys, welcome back to Misspelling. This is part two of our conversation with dr jesse mills so let's talk about

glp ones and what what your thoughts are and is there really a correlation when it comes to g lp ones and

possibly helping slow down the process when it comes to alzheimer's is there a correlation yes yeah so

so that is you know it's it's funny i i don't want to come off sounding like I'm pro pharma and anti-supplement, but I am kind of pro-farmma anti-supplement because there's so much better data. And GLPs, I think, in some ways, might be one of these new miracle drugs when prescribed and taken by the right people. And it's right. I mean, the things that

we've seen outside of the weight loss is there may be a decrease in cognitive decline.

We think a lot of that is sugar metabolism is people that have high sugar diets, bad for cardiovascular

health, really bad for cognitive health. And so blunting that effect through

even the old-fashioned weight loss and anti-sugar drugs like metformin, which has been around forever,

there's some study. Medformin is an old diabetic drug that's also big kind of in this

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