So what exactly does body burden mean? Like, can you explain that to people? Is this like the measure of the chemical cocktails we store in our body, like EMF? and toxins or like, what is body burden?

For sure.

So body burden is, on a scientific standpoint, they talk about the exposome.

And my wife asked me, I think we had a conversation one evening.

I said, yeah, yeah, Jen, it's the exposome.

She said, what? What is this? So it's a word, you know, exposure.

Exposome is everything you've ever been exposed to in your lifetime, some of which goes through you and it ends up in urine, it ends up in sweat, in feces, and it goes out.

Yeah,

Yeah.

All of these questions from everyday exposures because it gives them a good snapshot of, okay, we think that this factor is important.

And then they use a principle of just, you know, precautionary principle, we should filter your air.

We should filter your water.

I mean, it's everything you've been saying for the last 20 years professionally, right? So but s- physicians that tell their patients, okay, this is the most important thing, including EMF mini- minimization, and this is one fold of their work, and the other fold is, okay, but what about what's been ac- already accumulating in the body? So for example, for me, a big burden that I discovered because honestly, I had no idea, even shooting the documentary, I had no idea this was in my body.

When we tested my urine, uh, just, you know, normal urine test, it was within the reference range of, you know, that's gr- this is, uh, the doctor's data metals test.

The-- it, it's our toxic metals panel, very available.

Is that just gobbledygook, or is there anything to that idea?