Steve. So, so let's discuss carrier oils briefly. And, and by the way, Derek, the reason

I was going to ask Steve about skin care is because so you're, you have a propensity to lose hair,

Derek, and the expertise with the hair loss. So I often ask you, because I don't lose hair easily,

so I can't easily tell sometimes. Steve is prone to acne and he he's also done some specialty in, like, skincare and stuff like that also.

So I want to ask you, Steve, two questions.

Like, in general, what are the outcomes of your research into carrier oils?

Because that's something you introduced to me, and I think, to be honest, the public discourse on the subject of PEDs,

that we never really were thinking so much about

carrier oils.

So what did you notice about carry oils as well as solvents and then there are issues with

systemic inflammation as well as acne?

My number one goal is to try and get this clip over 50,000 views and I don't know if I'm

going to be able to, but we shall try.

Just put it in the title, this clip will get no views and then, you know if I'm going to be able to but we shall try just put it in the title this

clip will get no views and then you know reverse psychology and then people start watching it so

I have done that before carrier oils it's often overlooked in the bodybuilding community but it should

definitely be in consideration when you make you know decisions where you purchase your products, because

carrier oil can contribute to systemic inflammation. Now, way back when on the forum days, people

would know that you could get an in, like some sort of, you know, improper response for

ethyloliate, right? And a lot of these underground labs, they use 10, 15% of ethyloleate with grape seed oil,

never mention it. And I would say, ah, the carry oil is grape seed oil or cotton seed oil, right?

Cotton seed oil. It's FDA approved. And grape seed oil is tolerated in the compounding pharmacy

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