Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are out there in this big beautiful

world.

It's time to step out onto the high wire.

I'm so happy to be back in my home here.

I just got back yesterday after a crazy whirlwind tour.

Two weeks ago, I did the show in the next morning.

I went to Mexico where I was at the Keel 13th Biannual Conference on Aluminum, where the

top scientists around the world were gathering to discuss issues of aluminum, whether it was

environmental issues in our soil, killing trees, in our water, killing fish, in our food,

in our air, in our vaccines.

The dangers of aluminum became so apparent to me.

It's really interesting.

You can say it over and over again.

You can read about aluminum, but for three days straight, there were scientists every

30 minutes presenting their new studies.

To put it simply, I just said that thinking, wow, aluminum is really dangerous stuff.

Words like poisonous, dangerous, deadly, constantly coming up in these, in animal studies, really

shocking.

It's just fantastic to know that so many scientists are now looking into this.

As I was talking to Dr. Chris Exley at the Keel, the sponsors this entire thing, he said

there's over 800 scientists around the world now investigating aluminum from every different

direction.

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