Dr. Tyna Moore

I'm like, I'm double layering.

I was glazing my body.

There's no, he doesn't like body fragrance.

He just wants his countertop cleansers.

To smell like something.

I don't know.

I think Pine Sol or I don't know what he uses.

He uses shit that is toxic and then I yell at him and then I try to give him my clean stuff and then we have a to-do because it's not, it doesn't satisfy, whatever that itch is.

Yeah.

to scratch to think he's cleaning his countertop so i don't know it's silly um no i just love it i'm excited to try the sunscreen and i think it's great product and i have been a big fan and like i said i this goes back to like the regenerative medicine world where it was hospital based and hypochlorous acid outperformed all of the other topicals that we were using to prep the joint so and like i said very high risk i mean we were out in the yucatan peninsula we were in the jungle in a hospital where

the people were Mayan and we had to have translators come in to translate Mayan to Spanish, to Mexican Spanish, and then translate it to English.

I mean, that's how... And interestingly, like, they were built... Because we're doing... We weren't doing ultrasound-guided injections.

And I know my anatomy really well.

And these folks were like...

different ethnicities have different musculoskeletal systems.

And so they were built different.

Like getting into their joint space was different.

So sometimes you kind of had to play around a little bit.

And I was like, please, God, don't let us give them an infection.

And we just kept, every single time I'd be like, somebody spray.