Dr. Michael Snyder

So it's a series of questionnaires.

They did it before.

They did it immediately after.

One month, three months, six months, one year.

And it's a pretty sizable study now.

Like I say, it's almost 700 people who did it, 700 people who were controls.

But I will say the cavities are not randomly assigned because the people who did it signed up for it.

And the people who didn't do it, well, they did it separate.

So that's the only caveat that I see.

But the bottom line is the ones who did do it, once again, they improved like virtually all these things, anxiety and depression.

Significantly.

Significantly, yeah.

And we have just put together a paper on the psychological part now.

And then on the – we're still doing the omics stuff.

So we actually did the micro-sampling I mentioned earlier where they gave samples before for – not everybody.

Not everybody signed up for that.

But it's like 130, 140 people who did the micro-sampling before the – immediately after each of those same time points.

And so we will see that data is still coming in.

And hopefully we'll know in a few months.

But at least on the survey stuff, these people did all improve.