Hidden Health Hazards: Jobs and Your Well-being

I think the other thing that I run into, especially in the world that I live in, doing patient interviews, is what I like to ask, what does somebody do for a living? Because I've ran into some really unique patients. Like, I had a female patient the other day that's just got all these medical conditions, and she's got inflammation off the chart. And we got to look at and ask her, what do you do? She goes, well, believe it or not, I work at a feed store. And she talked about all these chemicals and stuff that she's on. She lives on a farm that's next to this big ranch or this farming community, and they've. She's got well water. And I just think about all the possibilities she has of potential toxins, not counting all the stuff that's like plastics and our foods and all this other stuff. It's just like, I had a gentleman the other day having issues with testosterone and inflammation. They come to find out he's a welder. He's breathed all these fumes and chemicals. Been doing it for, like, 30, 40 years. Like, sometimes it's just like it almost like slaps you in the face. Like, duh. Like, you know, you've got to go look and see what's going on. So.