Philip

Got it.

No, that works through an interesting method.

It's like an advanced Decavol method.

Dr. Vol was a clinician in Germany many, many years ago.

He developed a technology that can measure the cellular voltage in the body by measuring the acupuncture points, I think, of the meridians.

And then he could figure out the health state of the different organs.

That was like over a very long period of time, they developed this and also cross-tested that and verified that this works because they always verified it with the general diagnostics that they did.

It's a phenomenal technology.

It's not really known in the US, to be honest.

And I think in Europe, it's currently getting into a renaissance because I think it's like a biohacking measurement tool.

Well, I mean, yes, it does.

And even under dark field microscopes, it changes relatively rapidly depending on what you do.

But that's also why it's one of the best tools.

So the dark field microscopy is different from giving your huge blood samples, because then, indeed, you give so much blood, and they look at all these different markers.

So dark field microscopy just takes one drop.

And then in studies, if they do it right, they would take the blood from different parts of the body.

But it's just always a drop.

And then under a microscope, you can see the clots.

For example, if there are clots, you see white blood cell activity.

You can see things like parasitic load and so on.