Alex Tarnava

Most of the time, especially when it's done all the time.

But anyways, they're ramping up the power on these machines.

They're producing liters of hydrogen and oxygen.

Well, that's an explosive mixture, right?

66% H2, 33%.

O2.

And we're already seeing the literature.

This is published in the literature, over 15 case reports of detonations when people are doing inside nasal pathways, blowing up, blowing people's nose apart, orbital bone fractures, burning people's lungs.

So if this is reported in case reports like 15 times, how many times is it actually happening that people aren't reporting, right?

Really?

So the questions we need to ask in therapeutics-

The saying is safe and effective.

It has to be safe and both effective, but that presupposes someone's financial intentions and valuation.

Yeah.

So what I say is something has to be safe and potentially effective, but it always has to be safe first, but it has to be potentially effective.

And then we have a responsibility to

to give honest information to people so they can have informed consent and say, this is preliminary evidence.

It might work, but we need more evidence.

It costs this much.

This is where the evidence is at.