Welcome to Karen Hunter's awesome.

When this author came on, she was an author,

A Terrible Strength is the name of the book,

A Terrible Strength, The Hidden Crisis of the Black Worm

and Your Survival guide to healing.

Her name is Dr. Kimmy Dole.

And what I thought was just going to be one of these, you know, let's tell me about your book

on chapter this, you did that, turned into several times me having to sit back in my seat

and really ponder.

She broke this thing down in a way that I was not expecting, and it was absolutely needed. The book is amazing, but she's even more incredible than this book. So if you have an opportunity to meet Dr. Dole, she's out on book tour right now. You can go to Kimi, K-E-M-I-D-L. it looks like doll like baby doll, like roll, like stroll, D-O-L-L-L-K-E-M-I-D-O-L-L-com, and check out where she's going to be in the world. A terrible strength is the book, but she, oh, my goodness, women's maternal health, the black womb, oh, it's everything. Take a listen. She is the author of, let me get her book right, A Terrible Strength. That's the book, The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb and Your Survival Guide to Healing. Dr. Kimmy Dole. You got it. There we go. Dole. Yes, let me get it all right. Let me say your name correctly.

That's an unusual name, though. It's spelled like doll. I know. It's weird. I don't think I've ever seen that before. Do you, do you know the etymology or the, the origin of? I think it might be German. It rhymes with roll, I tell people. So that's like, That's like it goes with like scroll.

I got you.

I got you.

I got you.

It's confusing.

It's confusing.

No, it's good.

It's good.

It's confusing. It's confusing. No, it's good. It's good. And we got to learn these things. Before we get into the book and everything, we were talking off Mike about the AI. And I was saying how I feel nervous about the future of medicine because people are using AI to pass tests and things.

So their tertiary knowledge that some of our older doctors have,

this next generation coming in probably won't have it.

And they'll be relying heavily on robots and AI, not skills and knowledge that have

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