Steven

Okay.

You let me drink it first, but I spat it out.

You let me drink it first, but I spat it out.

So full disclaimer, I made a very, very big investment, a seven-figure investment into a matcha company a couple of years ago. And if you look at the search trend data on the subject of matcha, I don't know if you've seen this, but that's, I'll throw it up on the screen for anyone that's watching on video, but you can see how it's just come out of nowhere. It seems it's exploded.

So full disclaimer, I made a very, very big investment, a seven-figure investment into a matcha company a couple of years ago. And if you look at the search trend data on the subject of matcha, I don't know if you've seen this, but that's, I'll throw it up on the screen for anyone that's watching on video, but you can see how it's just come out of nowhere. It seems it's exploded.

And when you say that matcha cells have an impact on breast cancer cells, what does that mean in reality? Because obviously the conclusion one might jump to is that if you drink matcha, you're lowering your risk of breast cancer. But that's not necessarily what you're saying.

And when you say that matcha cells have an impact on breast cancer cells, what does that mean in reality? Because obviously the conclusion one might jump to is that if you drink matcha, you're lowering your risk of breast cancer. But that's not necessarily what you're saying.

I've got to just going up the thread again a little bit. You mentioned the word colorectal. Where is the colorectal? All right. So we have a little model here. Because I'm asking this because I'm wondering why that type of cancer is increasing. So is there a particular reason why? Well, okay.

I've got to just going up the thread again a little bit. You mentioned the word colorectal. Where is the colorectal? All right. So we have a little model here. Because I'm asking this because I'm wondering why that type of cancer is increasing. So is there a particular reason why? Well, okay.

Right. So the blue thing is my colon. So this is where cancer incidence is rising in young people.

Right. So the blue thing is my colon. So this is where cancer incidence is rising in young people.

This term angiogenesis, you've talked about the link that that has to cancer. Angiogenesis, from my perspective, novice understanding is how the blood cells provide blood to different parts of our body, right? And in the case of cancer, the angiogenesis system is making a mistake. Is that a simplified version of it?

This term angiogenesis, you've talked about the link that that has to cancer. Angiogenesis, from my perspective, novice understanding is how the blood cells provide blood to different parts of our body, right? And in the case of cancer, the angiogenesis system is making a mistake. Is that a simplified version of it?

I've got this graph which shows different things that cause more or less angiogenesis. if you've seen this graph.

I've got this graph which shows different things that cause more or less angiogenesis. if you've seen this graph.

So I'm going to ask some stupid questions here. So on here, I can see that, for example, soy extract. causes less angiogenesis, which what I understand is the growth of these blood vessels. But does that mean that if I have lots of soy extract or artichoke or parsley or berries, that it's going to cause other parts of my body not to grow blood cells?

So I'm going to ask some stupid questions here. So on here, I can see that, for example, soy extract. causes less angiogenesis, which what I understand is the growth of these blood vessels. But does that mean that if I have lots of soy extract or artichoke or parsley or berries, that it's going to cause other parts of my body not to grow blood cells?

I've heard you say that immunotherapy is more likely to be successful if you have certain bacteria in your gut.

I've heard you say that immunotherapy is more likely to be successful if you have certain bacteria in your gut.

Oh, yeah.