That starts to fester. It gets worse. You've got it. And that actually probably causes more strain. It does. And you know what else? It results in 60 some. The study from Yale was that 68,000 people a year die. Precisely. You go talk to the doctor. Next time you go to a doctor, say, are people coming into your office much sicker than they should be? Yeah. (12:27–12:31)
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