Alex Clark

I don't want to trash antibiotics because I know there's a time and place.

I've seen a time and place.

Yeah.

But similar to like peptides, I don't want to just throw it at it.

I'd rather use that strategically when needed more than just relying on them.

Can very well be.

OCD is the biggest.

I had a patient where he would have to walk into the kitchen and he would have to open every cabinet and then shut them all in a certain order before he would even do anything else in the kitchen.

It's like really odd behaviors like that, that they can't control.

When it's something like that, I'm starting to think, okay, there's gotta be some type of neurological inflammation.

Is it pandas?

Is it emotional trauma?

Because OCD can have multiple things, but if it's really intense, I'm starting to think pandas.

For sure.

OCD has multiple.

It doesn't always have to be pandas, but it very well could be.

This goes back to let's muscle test strep vials over the brain area and see if you react to them.

And if you weaken to them, chances are your brain's not adapting properly to strep that's affecting you.

And in my head, I'm like, all right, well, that's a panda's case.

Whereas I can also test your genetic methylation, which is how you turn on and off your genes and different enzymes in your body and see, look, do you have MTHFR?