Peter Attia· MD
insulin so therein lies a whole bunch of issues that would basically the way it would happen today is the FDA would basically have to neuter the device such that the information couldn't be used for treatment purposes which means they either take away the real-time nature of it which is what makes it so valuable or give you a bunch of ranges and dilute the accuracy those are basically the new levers with which you could neuter one of these devices deliberately which sounds crazy right like it's like the backwards step okay I know you have a Zippo lighter we're gonna start using sticks instead you're gonna rub them together you know so but all that said you know hopefully you know in an ideal world the medical device becomes cheap enough that if you want that level of precision fidelity and real-time feedback you'll just you know look doctors write prescriptions for way crazier things than see GM's right got Doc's out there writing prescriptions for pain meds all day long and every hormone Under the Sun I don't think it's a big stretch to say doc I need a CG mm-hmm