Desulfovibrio

Like, and I'll give you an example from Parkinson's.

There's an organism called Desulfovibrio that a group of researchers in Finland have, you know, they came out with a paper and a headline that said, this is the cause of Parkinson's.

And, you know, nothing is that simple.

But it produces hydrogen sulfide.

Now there's about 2,500 different studies.

Another one done in Finland that came out with a pretty strong headline saying that a, a bacteria called Desulfovibrio, um, which is a hydrogen sulfide producer, like, you know, and that's a gas that'll kill you, um, uh, it was the cause of Parkinson's.

What I would say is, you know, it's complex.

Y- we're dealing with a complex ecosystem, and so I don't see it as one specific organism, but E. coli, there's also quite a bit of research around, um, E. coli and one of the proteins it makes.