A short YouTube-video transcript (creator: Jeffrey Jaime, CISSP) in which two speakers discuss applying mainstream science to Vasper use. They note environmental variability with cold exposure, then state they ran endocrine studies (with a baseball team) and observed a significant increase in testosterone, described as a commonly reported favorable side effect, particularly among men.
We are in a very precise.
Space, scientific space, where you can apply mainstream science to everything we do. If you jump in a cold water, you will experience something, but you cannot apply mainstream science and have very consecutive results.
Yeah, that makes sense. There's a lot of environmental variables. Now, what about testosterone? Was that all anecdotal, or did you guys do any studies on endocrine response to this thing?
Absolutely, we did studies on endocrine response. We did that with a baseball team, and we saw a significant increase in the amount of testosterone. That's super easy to do. And we've had many, many people, huge number of people, especially men.
Who have seen that as a significant, obviously favorable side effect of Vasper. We have a gentleman here in Palo Alto who is.
A triathlete as well.
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