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And welcome back, George Norrie, along with George Yer.

And George, before we move on to your next book, The Hundred Year Toaster,

I was just kidding. I'm not 39.

I sort of guessed that.

By the way, I put a couple of additional links up for people who visit the

urban survival.com site. I put up some, there's a study out, not a brand new state,

but the current. And it says if you play golf, you can live five years longer. So there you go. There's your excuse to get

out on the course. It's very good socially. It gets to a lot of walking activity. It was a

mortality study among Swedish golfers. So I put that one that was kind of interesting. And when

to keep your eyes on in terms of it sounds strange and gross, but fecal microbiota

transplants are coming.

There's more and more going on in modern medicine that links what goes on in your gut, your health of your

intestines, and the processes by which we break down food. It's being linked, the gut microbiome,

it's called, is being linked to everything from Alzheimer's to cardiac issues to various forms of cancer and so forth.

And so one of the avenues medicine is taking is to actually transplant stuff from a healthy

person's gut into a non-healthy person's gut so that the microbiome can heal itself.

So that's a weird one to keep an eye on.

I also put a link up to the thymus regeneration, immunorestation, insulin mitigation, extension trial,

which is, that's the metformin and DHA and stuff. So that link is up on the site,

and there's one or two others in there, biomethals, iodine, malitin, things like that that can

also have an impact on both Alzheimer's and vascular dementia.

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