What new and upcoming technologies do you think will revolutionize the field of medicine?

I think the use of stem cells will be key. We'll see it being used more for printing out organs or appendages.

More personal use of hydrogen peroxide. I use hydrogen peroxide, I have done for months. Oxygen aids the blood. No pathogen can live in the presence of oxygen. So the more oxygen you add to your blood, the less chance you have of getting any.

Then we have the fact that it's an anti-fungal, it's an anti-viral, it's an anti-bacterial. So it kills all the bad bacteria with inside your system. Without creating any damage to any good bacteria.

Then we have the fact that it's an anti-inflammatory. There's only two things that can ever go wrong with someone's body, inflammation or respiratory. You stop inflammation, you will stop 99% of illnesses creating in the body.

Fasting has always been revolutionary. Something that people don't always tap into when they're ill.

I think a stem cell replacement would be the only other thing that would be revolutionary for America.

What's crazy is that in places like Iran, they, when a baby is born, their stem cells are kept in a freezer. So in case anyone in their family gets ill, they have replacements for their family through their stem cells.

Hey family, um, honestly, I really haven't done enough research on this. Um, I think I need to really do a deep dive. If you could show an article next time, maybe I can do a little research on that.

I really am not sure about this, since we humans actually like, invest on arms deal instead of you know, taking it on technology and all that shit so, yeah pretty much I don't think it's gonna be soon. I think it's gonna be in twenty-five.

I also think before we get to any kind of real technology breakthroughs that can affect the entire world, we'd have to get through the pending doom of the greed.