Dhru Purohit

What are your thoughts on that?

I think- And if you could explain tau and its role in everything with cognitive decline.

I would feel very motivated to see that, that they know their lifestyle isn't dialed in and they see something like that.

It's like...

It needs to be researched a little bit more.

Yeah.

But would you suspect, if you were a betting man,

You know your program for people that have gone on it, which is detailed inside the book, which is fantastic.

But if you were a betting man and somebody had elevated levels of Tao, I've never done the test, so I don't know what the range is and how it kind of comes back, but they had elevated levels of Tao.

If that person followed in a sustainable way for them over the course of, it's a 12 week program, but let's say these are meant to be lifestyle changes that you adopt.

They followed that over the course of six months into a year,

If you were a betting man, would you suspect that their tile levels would have been reduced at the end of a year if they were slightly elevated at the beginning of the year?

It's tough when people say that they're doing everything right and they're super fit because do they have sleep apnea that's there?

Do they have air pollution exposure?

No, everything checked.

Yeah, so then he could be genetically at a higher risk that's there.

I still feel that my audience, not that I'm advocating one direction or another, I have a tendency to think that a lot of people who listen are...

to this podcast, they're in that forward thinking area.

Just like there's new innovation that's available that still is not standard of care in traditional cardiology.

I've had a few cardiologists talk about it.