it's similar.

As an example, in the United States, most labs, they'll say that if it's 18 or under, that that's normal.

Most of you...

most probably a lot of your audience realizes just because something is normal doesn't necessarily mean that it's optimal.

The first thing that people need to do is get acquainted with a certain number of blood tests.

Of course, one of them is fasting insulin and you want it under 10.

Of course, a low glycemic diet is going to be helpful.

It can give

A- and I don't know if that's always the story, right? So, like, when you're telling people, "Be your own authority, be your own advocate," do you notice that you have a lot of patients, clients come back and have stories for you of not getting necessarily that support from the medical community, or do you think it's the opposite?

No.

It, it...

You don't get the support from, from the medical, conventional medicine.

It, that...

It's, it's, it's, it's a minority of people, of doctors who are interested in, in helping w- you with this.

Predominantly, one, because they don't know how to do it.

What are my next steps?" Like, how do you hand hold people through that?

Can you describe what it is that you do? Sure.

Well, I had pretty traditional conventional medical education.

I am from a family of doctors.

I guess I should start there.

I my father was a doctor, an old fashioned family doctor.

in a small farm town in South Jersey.

He took me on house calls when I was six or seven years old, where we went to small farmhouses.

Can you say more about that internal language of images? What do you mean by that?