 The most recent high-quality data finds there's no significant impact of probiotics on weight. And this is why I and we always look at the totality of the evidence and the quality of the evidence. Both of these things are very important, which is why you've heard me reference meta-analyses, which are summaries of clinical trials and clinical trials. So continuing with the example of weight loss, we cherry-picked a couple misleading claims, but if we look at a 2019 meta-analysis, the conclusions were that there was a small effect on waist circumference, no effect on BMI, and the study concluded there was no definitive results. And four other meta-analyses have also made similar conclusions, essentially no effect on BMI, no effect on body weight, or any effect on fat mass. So again, really important that if we look hard enough, we can find a data point that reinforces what we want to believe, but we should be using science, not the footnote of prior belief, but actually inform what our positions are. In this case, unfortunately for weight loss, it's certainly not going to hurt you, but the degree of benefit is so small that it's essentially non-existent.