Dr. Rhonda Patrick

I know what those EMFs are.

Has anyone trained at Levi Field before the 49ers or was it just an empty field?

Or any other team.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

So here's the thing.

Okay.

As an analytical person, as an evidence-based person, this is an observational data where you're looking at correlation.

Sure.

And so I want to – I'm asking the question –

whether or not, because it could be something about the way the field is designed, the way they're running on it.

I don't know, or did any other team there also have this problem?

Well, what I'm saying is it's hard to identify the cause of what's causing their Achilles tears, right?

It could be the fact that they're next to this station that's emitting a lot of EMFs, or it could be that there's something about the way the field is designed that makes them

like when they're using it, it's causing weird movements, right?

So here's my analysis of the EMF literature, okay?

I think that people that are occupationally exposed, so that would be maybe perhaps being that close to this sort of place where you're getting 100 times more background level,

That's where you do have more concern is those occupational types of exposures, you know, people working in them where you'll see like cancer rates, for example, going up.

Or the other thing that I'm worried about is, for example, like a cell phone in your pocket if you're a male and it affecting like sperm, for example, or perhaps something, you know, in your ear all the time, AirPods constantly infecting brain.

It's like the closeness of it is another thing.