Alex Clark

And I still do a weekly hour Q&A on Zoom with members every week.

Yeah, people were voting on what they wanted to hear about.

And then every other week I would do about an hour long video of what society tells you it is, what I find it is, and what I find helps most people.

All of it.

You have video on it.

Yep.

And then it's in a digital library.

So you can, it's all transcribed.

So you can type in like whatever, gluten.

You can type in lime.

And then every video I talk about it in, it comes right to the surface.

You can click and go right to the, like down to the second that I talk about it.

So it's really, you can search my knowledge like that in your pocket.

Oh, yeah.

So one of the things I would say about autoimmune that you have to understand is that you have to be the spider of your web.

And what I mean by that is there's so many different causes and factors in autoimmune, kind of like a spider that has its legs on all the strands of its web.

And autoimmune can kind of be like a wonky web and we have to pull on certain strings in order to balance it out.

Kind of like in bowling, you want to bowl a strike to get the most impact.

Same thing with autoimmune.

Autoimmune is not super easy to treat.