I wanted to take a minute to publicly thank Biohack Bill and also share my experience with everyone in this group. A couple of months ago I was on one of Bill’s live Q&As and he told me to send over my bloodwork and he’d take a look at it. I took him up on the offer and I sent him quite a bit. It wasn’t just basic bloodwork. I sent over a very comprehensive panel, my methylation testing and some genetic testing I had done as well. Bill took his time with it and when I got it back I was honestly blown away. He put together roughly a 16 page review going through my bloodwork, methylation results and genetics. It was easily the most comprehensive review of my bloodwork I’ve ever received. But what impressed me most wasn’t just the amount of information. It was how he put everything together. Bill went through the markers that looked good, the ones that needed attention, what I should keep an eye on going forward and things I could actually do to improve them. And despite all of Bill’s knowledge about peptides, optimization and longevity, his answer wasn’t simply take this peptide, add this supplement and you’re good. A lot of it came right back to the fundamentals. Move. Train. Eat better. Get the basics right. Track the important markers. Keep making progress. Then build and optimize from there. That’s something I really respect. Bill brings a pretty unique combination of experience to the table. He’s spent a lifetime in personal training, he’s a Master Trainer with extensive nutrition and fitness education, he’s continuing his education in functional health and he’s deeply involved in peptides, health optimization and longevity. He also owns a peptide company and has his hands in a lot of different areas of the health and wellness world. More importantly, he seems genuinely interested in helping people understand why they’re doing something instead of just telling them what to do. He’ll also tell you when you’re doing something right. He gives you the knowledge and education but he’ll give you the pep talk too. Sometimes hearing you’re making progress, keep going, now let’s work on the next thing is just as important.