Yeah, because does the body of mechanisms to get rid of, because usually the oxalate will bind to different minerals, like namely calcium, I think, right to make calcium oxalate, crystals or stones, but the body can get rid of those.

You know, people take things like bentonite to do that very thing. And so that's exactly what oxalate why take bentonite where you can take oxalate. It does the same type of thing. Sometimes those toxic chemicals as well as getting too much iron and things like that are bound up in oxalate. And so oxalate actually, the reason anyway, it's curative. It can be curative. Like anything else, you can get too much of a poison. You know, you need a certain amount of toxins. Hanuman's idea of homeopathy was based on a poison to cure a poison that seems to catch a thief. And in fact, a lot of people think you have to take a homeopathic medicine. But he would quote way back in 1805 or came when you, the first edition of his book came out. What we would call almost vaccinations today. If a chef burned themselves, you could put it in ice and then it would take maybe two months to heal a serious burn. But if when you got burned, you stuck your hand really quickly back in the hot, what boiling water and pulled it out immediately, sometimes it'll take a day. So he quoted things like that from other physicians and everything. His original book, a lot of homeopathy says have not read. And I recommend it's on the internet. Hanuman's original book or even its 10 to 12 edition pretty much has not changed dramatically. And get an idea what homeopathy really is and why we need a certain amount of toxins in us to our immunity to know what it's doing. That's why a child will often put Christmas bulbs in their mouth, anything, they just put anything in their mouth. My mother found me with half a caterpillar in my mouth. And kids are going to do that to challenge your immunity and find out what works. You don't want to get extreme appearance to monitor, but not be upset when they might buy some things like that.