What do you think about? So a lot of, there's a lot of teenagers getting into anabolic

at a younger age now based on, you know, influence of social media. They want to look like

their, you know, idol who's in their late 20s and has developed their physique over a span of

multiple years of androgen, you know, abuse or whatever. Some of these individuals are not just

using like testosterone, which at least,

you know, it's bioidentical. You would sort of know what to predict from what happens to test

exposure, not that I would condone it, but using things like heavily psychoactive drugs like

Trenblone, which, like, you can see what happens in like, you know, rodents when they expose

themselves to these compounds and you

can sort of extrapolate for humans. But do you think, like from a neuroplasticity aspect, do you

think there is risk of permanent psychological changes from exposure to these compounds given,

even though they're like, even though they're like neuroplasticity is like peaked sort of thing or they're more able to.

Okay.

I do.

And I'm and I, and I want to say again, I do and I'm not just saying that wearing my hat as a university professor.

I'm saying that because I just think it's, I mean, if you think about what is the probability that they're going to have a career that is enhanced by this?

What is the probability that if anything, it's probably going to interfere with their ability to succeed in any other kind of job or endeavor.

Yeah. Relationship, self relationship to self, also an important relationship. I mean, it's just, it's, to me, it's absolutely dreadful.

And I think it's a terrible idea.

What is important to address, however, is the why question.

Why do they feel compelled to do this?

Is it simply availability?

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