Norman Ohler

So he really thought that Morel is a wonder doctor.

And he asked Morel pretty quickly afterwards, do you want to be my personal physician?

And Morel was like, his wife was very much against it because she said, if you become the personal physician of Hitler, you won't have any time for me anymore.

And he said, like, come on, man.

This is like the chance you only get once in your life.

Yeah, I mean, at this point, Hitler's a really

He's the most powerful man in Europe.

And there have not been war crimes because the war hasn't started yet.

Obviously there's concentration camps and a lot of crimes have been committed, but it's also kind of hushed up.

It's not such a huge thing as now we know it became.

So Morel never really has any conscientious problems.

He just thinks it's great.

I'm going to be the doctor.

I'm going to be part of history.

So he becomes a personal physician and

being this vitamin guy, like vitamins were really his thing.

Like he believed in the power of vitamins.

And today I think we know that he was right.

Vitamins are good.

But back then no one knew.