Kyle Long

That's where I got all my data from.

He showed that by adjusted league games lost or something like that, adjusted games lost, they were in the bottom third or whichever is worse, the bottom or the top, for 10 out of the last 11 years.

Then the year before that, they weren't, and they went to the Super Bowl.

Then the one year that they weren't in the past 10 years, they went to the Super Bowl again.

That's the one where Dre Greenlaw snapped his Achilles tendon running from the sidelines onto the field.

Yeah, like tinfoil helmets or something.

Yeah, guardian cap, yeah.

I don't know.

The thing is it's a chronic exposure issue, so it's not so much, you know, the acute, like while they're there playing something.

But I think my suggestions is more about – so we talked about cellular dehydration.

So you've got to do things that increase hydration at the cellular level, and that's like –

Basically, without making your guys' eyes glaze over again, it's things like red light therapy and getting outside and getting your bare feet on the soil and just kind of hippie stuff.

And then you can do other things.

It's totally possible.

I'm not wedded to my theory.

I heard about this, and it happens to be my area of specialty.

And I looked into it, and there's some real mechanisms here.

And I didn't get close enough to actually prove that the facilities have that exposure.

But to touch on a larger point, it's not just the magnetic fields.

It's all of the wireless that we're using all the time, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, everything.