What do you think we're missing there?

Yeah, and this pattern specifically, there's two major aspects of it, right? So when you have, just to go back to the trauma example, you have somebody that is chronically stuck in fight or flight, right? They've had trauma as a child or as an adult or whatever.

Their system never feels safe.

They're always in sympathetic mode, okay? If you're in sympathetic mode all the time, you do these things to the system constantly, like produce tons of cortisol, tons of neurotransmitters like norepinephrine and epinephrine, on a regular basis.

And what this does over time is significantly dysregulates the system in multiple different ways.

It dysregulates your hormones, dysregulates your immune system.

But how does it actually do that? It does it by dysregulating mitochondrial function.

But can you give an example from your clinical practice where sequencing completely changed the outcome?