The Story Behind ENDOLLS and Its Endometriosis Research

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I get asked this a lot, so let me answer it directly. No, I'm not a doctor, I'm not an MD, I'm not a PhD. What I do have are basic degrees. One in chemistry, one in biology, and one in general science. The reason for that is that I bounced around a lot. I never really stuck to one degree path. I jumped around a lot of advanced coursework, like genetics, pharmacology, pathology, just to name a few. The goal was to map a disease from the mechanisms.

That has been my goal and my entire focus since 2016. What I mean by that is that one isolated explanation, like estrogen inflammation or just a general hormone problem, didn't solve my wife's problem. So I had to look at how the whole system behaves, how the pathways connect, how the cell rewires itself for metabolism, how the receptor changes, signaling molecular changes, and possible atomic instabilities. How all of these, or which one of these affected a tissue to become so defined in a condition we now call endometriosis and adenomyosis.

I didn't choose this path because it sounded cool. I didn't do it to make a business. I didn't do it to get all this glamour. As a matter of fact, this kind of sucked at times. I chose it because I've had to. I was trying to figure out how to help my wife and later my daughter. And I did. I did. My wife was the One that said that I should do something for other women out there. She pointed to the fact that there are a lot of women living the same reality, getting told the same things, being dismissed, same pre purpose treatments, and they're still not getting their life back.

As a matter of fact, some are actually worse off for it. So I became obsessive about understanding the biology. Everything that I say cause I've seen this comment floating around, everything that I say is not a ChatGPT response, by the way. I've received some pretty heinous comments. So if you're gonna like, whatever. If you're gonna make those. None of these things bother me. My content is here for whoever is here to listen. Right. It's in depth understanding, not just a generic response.

So then how have I been able to make the videos that have explained the things that endowarriors have suffered with for years without answers? Well, because that everything that I say is true. So let me speak a little to that. In the process of getting to where I'm at, I. And still to date, I work with tools most people wouldn't expect from someone like me without an advanced degree. I've used things such as pymol to look at receptor binding structural constraints.

I've studied protein modeling concepts that overlap with tools like alpha fold. Not because I'm trying to cosplay as a scientist, but because I'm trying to build a coherent, testable understanding. Of what's happening in your body. I've also written two books, right. Not as a vanity project. I mean, they're pretty dense, right? But as, as a way to document my frameworks, the evidence, the logic, what's known, what's not known, what we think the next step should be. And frankly, the ultimate reality, I believe, is.

I wrote them to help me wrap my mind around the larger concepts, to help me visualize what I'm doing. Both of these books came out in 2018 and 2017, way before AI was a thing. Now, here's a part that matters. Do I have authority? No, I don't have institutional authority, and I'm not going to pretend that I do. The reason I speak about established mechanisms is for that reason. Right. Because 2 plus two will always equal four, no matter how many times you debate it.

Do I have a theory and where all of this comes from? Yes. Yes, I do. But I have to physically prove it. I have to have the equations with the binding forces, right. The nuclear forces. I have to have the simulations. I have to be twice as good due to my specific scenario. This is also why I keep a hard boundary on medical advice. Anything clinical belongs to a clinician, and with a clinician, my content is entirely educational. Right, I. I'm here to provide education, establish education while I eventually pursue an advanced degree.

Yes, I fully plan to do So why haven't I gotten one yet? Well, here's the reality. I couldn't do it in the season that I was in. What I mean by that? In the season that I was in, I needed a solution now. My family, my. My wife needed a solution right now, not eight years from now, not six years from now. Now. And the reality is, a lot of women need a solution now. So then I built something with what I've garnered over the 10 years of doing this and created a supplement that has improved as we dealt with greater and greater challenges.

And that leads people to ask this. Well, you're making a videos to sell a supplement? No, not entirely. Okay, yes, we do sell a supplement that supports women on their endometriosis journey. It is designed around a multi, multi pathway reality of this disease. But I want to say something clearly because people like to assume things. I haven't taken a paycheck in the seven years of inception. The business is called ENDOLLS. This has never been about extracting money from women who are suffering.

This has been about funding the work, developing products, formulations, improvements, education, the infrastructure to keep this product going and getting into the hands of the people that really need it. That's why you've never really heard of us, right? Because I've been doing the real work of the research and in depth understanding of what these things are capable of. Rather than trying to be, trendy and marketing out there. You know, at some point I would love to do this full time. I actually do this part time.

I get up super early. I've been sleep deprived for the last six years. But due to the stage that we're in, I would rather keep doing this and eventually finalize the understanding of the condition. But that's not really going to stop this. This business, it's. It's self sustaining. I don't. Like I said, I don't get paid for it, so it is what it is. But if you do wanna support what I'm doing, I'm not asking for donations. Instead I keep saying, what can we do?

What can we do? So allow me to provide you a solution. If you're in the United States and you want to support the work that we do and you wanna try something that has helped a lot of women over the last seven years, that you can support us by trying what we built for the Endo Warrior community. That's it. Not because I want you to become dependent on a product, but because every order keeps research moving, it keeps pushing product development further, further.

It helps us provide more education. And really, it gives me more time to be able to go deeper and deeper and provide better answers than what you have been handed over the decades. Cause I've seen the comments. It's the same. Same answer from Like, the 90s and 80s and, you know, moving forward. So to answer this question in the simplest term, my unofficial title would be that I'm an independent translational research analyst. And I got here because I got tired of my wife suffering, and I decided to build something.

And an understanding of what this disease really is.