Why is it important to test them? And what can we actually learn from these kind of results? I have

to think of it as it just stops the guesswork with things.

A lot of people can think of genetics why you and I have blue eyes, right? Well, our children have blue eyes.

What color hair do we have? But it's really so much more than that.

And we can figure out which types of foods may be better for us.

And this can be on a spectrum of things such as I'm sure now in the health and wellness space, the carnivore diet, right? Gets a lot of hate.

Some people love it.

I'm kind of curious because as a genetic testing expert, as you are, and I want to say that because you absolutely are, how many genetic test results do you think you've looked through?

But if you're taking it every day, eventually that's going to go down, which is why people off their dose.

Yeah, no, absolutely.

And, you know, it's.

It's funny.

I've been thinking about trying a low dose of a patch just to experiment with.

So I've been utilizing piperine, bioperine, black pepper extract lately.

Very low dosage, but it's a pretty selective MAO-B inhibitor, meaning it raises things like phenethylamine, which can help a bit with focus and mood.

Hydroxytyrosol is another one, and that's found within olive oil.

Mm-hmm.

And I'm glad you mentioned the MSG thing because MSG, you know, conventional medicine will say that's a bunch of BS.

They've done studies where they give people a crap ton of MSG, and then they report issues.

Well, guess what? Glutamate is probably the most highly genetic out of all of these gas pedals, but they are not running studies on people with glutamate genetics.

When we people have more issues with their glutamate system genetically, we know it's linked to OCD.

We know it's linked to rumination, perfectionism, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, autism spectrum disorder.

So please, somebody, run a study where you're giving MSG to people with these genetics versus without these genetics.

That's good

Mm-hmm

... health worse, right? So to be clear, I'm not saying that you remove the glutamine, they're 100% cured, right? Not, you know, this is, this is all about improving symptoms.

But yeah, something I'm really, really excited about, you know, it's pharmacology, it's genetic personalized health and psychology together with mental tools as well.

Just really, it's essentially the what I wish I had throughout my whole life 'cause I've spent 33 years being highly sensitive and not knowing why certain days were so much worse than others.

Mm-hmm.

For the fight or flight.

So, you know, it's, it's just, it's like this almost hidden wor- this invisible world of supplement interactions and stimulators that, again, it's, for most people, maybe not most people, for a lot of people, they may not be s- so you're, if you're not super sensitive to adrenaline, then you may not really be noticing these things, right? So it's would every single person have some sort of sensitivity? I think, I don't think every single person does.

Some people are very, very-

so low and like crying.

It's funny.

You mentioned this.

Cause like, yeah.

Like, so we were talking about the adrenaline system, right.

And like, this is exactly, you know, kind of, we're talking about here, right.

I identified these things and this new program I'm going to be launching, we're talking about a webinar, a free webinar about it.

It's