Alan Levinovitz

you know, it's messy.

How do you navigate that?

Well, one thing I think you need to do, and this is something I think in the long COVID world that's just a disaster, is when you have something dominated by biomedical science, seven's in nutrition science too.

There's an endless churn of studies that come out.

Strawberries, this, blah, blah, blah, that, whatever, right?

I mean, there's endless nutrition.

This causes cancer.

This cures cancer.

Totally.

What people don't realize, because long COVID and viral research sounds more official or something than nutrition research, but in a world where everyone, remember, remember, Michael, the pandemic, 2020, I know this from speaking with tons of scientists, all these labs shut down.

The only people that were coming in were COVID patients.

So what do you do if you're a lab that was studying one thing, but it's 2020?

You're like, well, I guess we've got these patients coming in.

We got some samples in the fridge.

I don't know.

Let's turn to COVID.

Let's study COVID.

Let's study long COVID.

So what you had was a ton of people churning out COVID and long COVID studies and a public desperate for answers.

And so, for example, I'm just going to take one example.