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I honestly don't know, so I don't want to opine and have half my colleagues send me emails tomorrow scolding me.

Probably there hasn't been the right kind of study yet.

And if there is not, there should be.

I mean, certainly any hormonal imbalance is not a good thing.

I mean, you imbalance the metabolism of the system and you can... I mean, so for instance, back to my specific disease with MIF, there's all kinds of things like N-acetylcysteine.

Betaine, all these other drugs that are out there for longevity.

Well, if I look into the metabolism of what my cancer is, every single one of those is a disaster for me.

Yeah.

Not good.

Not good.

Because there's all these feedback mechanisms.

Right.

People often say scientists are not religious.

There's nothing that inspires more awe in me than knowing the complexity of the cell and knowing the complexity of life and seeing all this feedback and mechanism and knowing that underneath that is a universe with particles, et cetera, that enabled something like us to exist.

I just sit in awe of that.

We get a lot of that, though.

Oh, yeah.

Well, that's okay.

You know, teachers are here to hopefully teach and not preach.

Meat?