Dr. Glen Jeffery

This is clearly telling us that it's not just the LED.

It's the LED range, which is 420 to 440.

It's a specific range that the mitochondria absorb, and it's the absence of the red light to counterbalance that.

That's what we're shuffling around saying, getting confident about it.

I'd point out another issue.

Now, your colleagues, some are a bit more excitable than others.

Some of them are very conservative and sit there.

Yeah, bad joke.

Let's look at growth in lifespan in Western Europe.

Chugs up, chugs up, chung, chung, chung, chung, slowly.

You know, we're living slightly longer on average one year than the next.

And really, you could draw a line along that curve.

Yeah, it's relatively straight.

We get a dent in the curve and the tendency towards asymptote, which means flattening out, after about 2010.

Now, that can be corrected for COVID.

Something is turning that down.

Now, I'm not going to say anything.

LEDs are shortening lifespan, but I've got a number of colleagues around me who are saying you need to take this one into account.

Yes, definitely.

Okay.