Rudy Mawer

Thousands of years.

How can it be thousands of years old?

Right.

And, you know, I have a sports science background, so I know a bit about this, but let's take me, right?

So you're looking at my face or you're looking at my nails or tongue.

What are some key things you're looking for and what can they show you?

Yeah, and I mean, stuff like nails, you know, it's maybe more well known in the health space as you look for calcium problems or thyroid issues with certain parts of the body and stuff.

But you're saying it goes as much, there's many ways to assess someone with many possible conditions or problems just based off what you see in a few seconds.

Is that...

It's a very powerful tool.

So say you analyze someone or however you do it, you find out a problem.

Where'd you go from there?

Do you then back it up with a scientific exam or blood work or scan or what?

And what are, you know, I know it's hard with health because it's never generalized, but if there's three or four or five common things you see, what are they in the average population?

And is it linked kind of clearly in your head where it's like, hey, someone has these lines, it's a kidney problem or a vitamin D deficiency or whatever?

Oh, wow.

Is there anything here you can see from a clip?

Tell me if my nails reveal anything.

Uh, so, so people come to you, you know, you're, you're, you're obviously helping people.

Um, but you also, let's just talk on the business side.