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Great to see you again.

Happy to have you here.

So you've got a documentary about the – essentially about the same subject that you talked about last time you were here, the impact of microplastics and all these various endocrine-disrupting chemicals that we're dealing with.

Right?

Tell me about it.

Yes.

Well, I'm very happy to help.

When I first heard about your book and I started going over the details of it and the subject matter, I was shocked.

I couldn't imagine that something like this could not just have happened, but there's no large-scale effort to reverse course or to change course or to do something about it or at least to make people aware of the impact that plastics are having on us.

Let me tell you a story about a friend of mine.

There's a guy named Philip Franklin Lee who is a Michelin star chef that lives in Austin, and he has this amazing sushi restaurant, Sushi by Scratch, and great chef.

Anyway, he was experiencing fatigue, like always tired, got his hormones tested, extremely low testosterone, but then got his microplastics tested, and they were off the charts.

did a series of interventions to try to clean his body out from that, stopped drinking anything out of plastic, stopped using plastic.

Just by whatever he did, I'm not sure if he did the plasmapheresis thing that I just did recently, his testosterone went up to 1,200.

With no testosterone replacement, no nothing.

Just eliminating microplastics from his life over a period of time raises testosterone.

Okay.