Hello everyone. Welcome to today's science versus bullshit. I have lots of things you guys have

sent me, which has been really cool to have to do any research myself. Apart from obviously

look up how to debunk them, but a lot of it's, in fact, the first one, it's just like, quite

insane that people would even believe it.

So we'll get onto that in a second and then I have some brilliant questions

that have come up in coaching groups for this.

So I will go on to them.

And I'm going to talk a little bit about

some discussions I had last week

with a group of doctors about the use of Manjaro and it's

mchenpic and maybe we'll get on to talk a little bit about like why there's so much misinformation

online and who to trust and not to trust on social media so you've got a lot in store today

now obviously I'm going to prioritize anybody here asking questions as well so if you have anything that has come up or questions as I go through things, fire away.

Right. Okay. Share screen. I've only got one reel to share with you today.

But it's a goodie. Sash, awful.

And again. No, it's not starting to... Hold on, I'll refresh it.

This claim is pretty wild.

Just fast food.

The reason why I'm asking is the impact on your body is insane.

Right, in two and a half hours at a really slow pace like this,

like one kilometre to an hour, you can lose two and a half pounds of body fat

and again, two and a half pounds of lean muscle. Does that mean? Well, that means if you want a

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