Josh Clark

It slows the progression of fibrosis, which is scarring of the liver.

And the extract actually inactivates the cells that cause fibrosis in the liver.

And essentially, your liver, as everybody knows, it can regenerate itself.

Once the dandelion extract has gone in and stopped the fibrosis, the liver can heal.

So it's incredibly helpful with protecting the liver from damage.

I mean, that's nuts.

It's almost like it was designed to do that for the liver.

It's that effective.

Yeah.

I do want to mention the cancer one because Emily had a very funny, very Emily line.

There was a 2020 – man, why do I do that lately?

2012, I did that.

You do that a lot, yeah.

What is happening?

I don't know.

It's a study from the University of Windsor in Canada about dandelion root extract can induce –

apoptosis, which is cell death in pancreatic and prostate cancer in test tube in their cells in the test tubes, potentially preventing their spread.

So this is something Emily knew.

And this morning she was like, yeah, it's so like modern American at the very least to take something that could actually help fight cancer and spray chemicals on it to kill it.

It caused cancer.