So, guys, Derek, more plates, more dates.com.

Today we're going to be reacting to Andrew Huberman, reacts to Derek from more plates more dates.

Yes, some inception level shit right here.

We have Andrew on the right hand side on Chris Williamson's podcast.

And then me, chilling in my tank with the most flattering of pictures chosen.

So anyway, let's get into the video, bro.

How do you think that creators like Derek from more plates, more dates, or Greg Doucette or someone,

has changed the way that the internet understands hormonal profiles and supplementation?

Because since watching a lot of Derek's stuff, since he's become big on YouTube,

I have been much more considering the balance

that's inside of my body.

But I don't think that that was super common

before guys like him were around.

Yeah.

Look, Derek's not a scientist by training,

but he's done an immense service to the world

because no one was talking about this stuff.

It was talked about in bodybuilding circles where they talk very openly. It was starting to

emerge in testosterone replacement therapy clinics and then mostly guys were doing this stuff

and lying about it. They're doing it, but then they don't want to talk about it. Actually, kudos to Joe Rogan, who years ago came out and said, yeah, he decided to start

doing TRT and low dose of testosterone.

He's already successfully reproduced.

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