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I think. There, there is a sense of, you know, whole, there's a lot of, you know, you'll get organizations, like institutes for the whole health, or whatever. And, uh, oh the, the, the uni-, University of California at Berkeley puts out THE WELLNESS LETTER. Which is, uh, turned into a fairly well subscribed to, uh, newsletter,
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Uh-huh.
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monthly or biweekly newsletter or something like that and, and, it doesn't deal with just exercise, or just stress management, or just diet, or anything. It, it's on fairly so, solid scientific ground. Uh, it's just dispensed with these distinctions. It says ever-, all sorts of factors go into health and there's no reason to talk about one rather than another, so that they, they combined them all together. And, uh, so it's had that orientation for quite some time. Um, there's been some progressive medical schools out here,
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Uh-huh.
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that have taken that approach. And, um,
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Now do you think that's because they've realized that for whole health, that, the, you know, you have to have that combination, or that people are motivated that way so that they've incorporated that into their program.