But the thing about it is like anecdotally, like you're seeing so much in the real world as far as like guys injecting. They've had tendinitis for a year. They can't get rid of no matter what they do and soft tissue work and grasping and all kinds of stuff. And then they inject BPC for five days, sometimes a week, and all of a sudden it's gone. And that is what we see over and over. It just works really well to heal like minor. Now, if there's a structural injury, right, like a rotator cuff tear, an ACL, it's not going to magically fix a rupture. But if there's like most cases like a tendinitis, tendinosis, which is like a fraying, any type of inflammatory process, it knocks it out very, very quickly because of like potent anti-inflammatory benefits of it. That's awesome information. So when you're when you're is something that I want to locally like in that area injected or is it something that always goes in your belly? Near. Okay. Yeah. So most people will say like you'll see you'll hear both sides. They're like, oh, if you just inject it like, you know, subcutaneous, you know, in your love handle, it'll go systemic. Yes, but we do see people have much better response if they inject it near the area of injury.