So you've got Gen Z flocking to China, Chinese medicine.

This, as the trust in the U.S. health system, is plummeting.

And it's called China maxing.

And it's a new craze spurned on by influencers and it shows that a lot of

Americans aren't just curious about their wellness trends they're projecting their

distrust on the uf health health system onto everything else that they do it also i don't

know maybe to younger people might feel exotic or authentic.

It's anti-Big Pharma, so they're trying other alternatives.

This is a problem because we talked a couple of weeks ago.

We had the passing of actor James Vanderby.

He passed away from colorectal cancer, and there were reports that came out that said that he passed on traditional cancer treatments and went toward more non-traditional, eastern homeopathic methods to treat his cancer, and it didn't work.

We know Steve Jobs as well when he developed pancreatic cancer.

It came out that he also did the same thing.

Didn't take the normal traditional Western medicine routes,

went the holistic Eastern medicine route,

and he passed away very quickly after his pancreatic cancer diagnosis.

So look, the U.S. medical system, we got problems.

Big pharma, there's problems.

I'm not going to say it's perfect by a long shot.

But if you're having a serious medical issue, one that is even potentially life-threatening,

as somebody who's been through that, you find a new appreciation for our medical system

and our great doctors that we have here in this country and even find an appreciation for

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