Laura Modi

I think that's a huge one.

I think the microbiome is a big unlock if we can figure that out.

And I wonder if there's part of what I often think, you know, for mothers, I've certainly come to take the probiotics and you created a probiotic and I want to talk about that, but also, you know, prebiotics.

So maybe you can't put it directly in the formula.

Yeah, there are.

Is there in Bobby's formula?

Interesting.

Because there's, you know, the oligosaccharides that come from milk that are a little different than that, but it's, yeah, it's interesting.

And I think, you know.

And HMOs are these human milk oligosaccharides, not health maintenance organizations.

HMO is like a, it's like Kaiser.

This is, this is a problem because like I said earlier, you know, even if you breastfeed, you know, a lot of, a lot of times the mother doesn't have the right bacteria that it passed on to its baby.

And so the baby's already starting out a deficit.

So there's ways to sort of correct that problem we've created because of our

overuse of antibiotics and because of the increased C-section rates and because of the various kinds of other things that are going on that cause these sort of epidemic of chronic disease in children.

I mean, that's sort of what was highlighted with the Make America Healthy.

You know, I'm looking at the children and the first commission report was really focusing on the children.

And it was kind of shocking to see, you know, how our kids are at the effect of so much of what we're doing.

And that doesn't need to continue.

And your work is just helping shift that.