I'm Well, hello and welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted and Austin Brower show, bringing you the latest world news and health research.

I hope you guys are having a fantastic, awesome Labor Day today. And we're doing the show live for you guys today on Labor Days. A lot of stuff happened over the weekend. We wanted to get it out there as much as we possibly could. So if you guys are having a fantastic day today and staying strong and healthy, if you need anything, be sure to give us a call up at the website at healthmasters.com if you need anything at all.

Also, too, and one of the first things that I saw this morning, I thought this was really interesting,

is I've gotten a couple emails from people and they're asking me certain topics.

I'm trying to go through them this morning on certain health topics and stress topics.

And I've told you guys before, that's why I put the stress control kit on the front page

of the website, which has an ingredient in it that I've talked about before is Ashwaganda,

really, really good at handling and coping with stress.

So be sure to check that out.

So I've had a bunch of people email me on it.

And also, too, Labor 5.

That's the 5% off coupon code for Labor Day sale today,

5% off regular price products on the website at Healthmasters.com. That's Labor 5. And then starting

off in news, I found this also very crazy is California is now extending their flex alert issue,

basically telling people for their fifth consecutive day now,

between 4 to 9 p.m., do not do anything. Don't turn your AC up or down, I should say, don't

use your dishwasher, don't charge your car. Essentially, don't even take a hot shower. You have to wait

till after 9 to do all that. And I was looking at some of it, and they're saying that only other alternative, if people don't even take a hot shower. You have to wait till afternoon to do all that.

And I was looking at some of it and they're saying that only other alternative, if people don't listen to this, is going to be rolling blackouts. Now, obviously, there's much more

nefarious stuff going behind the scenes besides just, oh, well, the electrical grid came

handles. Remember, California's been trying to transition away from any type of realistic electricity build up and try to push everything over like solar and wind, which has very good platforms that are out and about. But when you're dealing with a population that is massively overbloded, especially in Southern California, and you're dealing with literally millions of people that have immigrated illegally into that state as well for the last decade, you start running to what a problem is where you can't keep up with a lot of stuff.

And on top of that, you start having tens of thousands, not hundreds of thousands of EV cars now that put a massive, massive strain on everything,

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