Thank you.

I think Good Good morning. We're back with another Q&A.

Anything that I say is not meant to diagnose to replace your medical care,

check with your doctor before implementing any of the suggestions that we're going to talk about today.

All right, Steve, there's a lot of questions lined up.

Let's just get to it.

Okay, let's see now.

I've been caught flat-footed.

Let's say hello from Germany.

As I brought my list of questions, forgive me, audience.

That was awful.

Well, you just, as you're looking through the question, Steve, I'm going to, I want to talk about a kind of a developing thing.

Casey means.

I don't know if people know who she is, but she wrote the book Good Energy.

She was a Stanford trained doctor, then never completed her fellowship.

At some point, she didn't complete it because she wanted to get out of medicine and do

something else, more alternative.

And so Trump just is nominating her for U.S. Surgeon General, and she's getting a lot of kickback from that, and people

are objecting to it, even within the Maha group. So I'm going to give my two cents on that.

You know, if you just take a look at a history of all of the U.S. Surgeon Generals in the

past, every single one of them, including even the nurses that they had, were all conventional medicine, Western medicine, same old, same old.

And we have a big problem, Steve.

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