Millions of people take GLP-1 agonists to lose weight, but are we causing a generation of people to lose love? Peptides like semaglutide and the brand names like Ozempic, Terzepizide, Redetrutide, these different derivatives of GLP-1 agonists work on decreasing food cravings. That's how people lose weight. And there's also exciting science showing that GLP-1 agonists can be used to decrease alcohol cravings, drug cravings, and other types of addiction because they all work upon dopamine pleasure reward centers of the brain. But do you know the part of the brain that this also impacts? It's the same part of the brain that impacts the desire for love, the cravings for relationship. So are we creating a whole generation of people unable to fall in love or if you're in a relationship, you're falling out of love. It's causing relationship problems. And with the rise of AI and people falling in love with their chatbot, is this a recipe for disaster? Of course, more studies need to be done. This is understanding the mechanism of how these peptides work, but we don't know for sure. But I had a deep dive conversation with my clinical team of how we utilize peptides in a really successful way. Cyclical, microdose, not just GLP-1 agonists, but other types of peptides as well. I think there's a sweet smart spot of how to use peptides. In the West, we like to overcorrect, overdo everything. If a little is good, the more is better. Comment pod below if you want me to send you a deeper dive discussion on the peptide protocols I've seen work the best for telehealth patients. And let me know in the comments, do you think that since maybe you or someone you know or your partner started using GLP-1s, has it impacted your relationship negatively?