Dr. Sabine Hazan: Because there's so much to learn on the microbiome.

"Because there's so much to learn on the microbiome. This is a new frontier. You know, the, the, when you start looking at the whole global picture of the microbiome, you start seeing that humanity is really beautiful because of its diversity. You know, you look at India, how they are, their foods, that's beautiful.

And that's their microbiome. You look at Mexico, you look at Italy, you look at Russia. We have so much to learn from each other. And we have, we're all different. We're all beautiful, and we all have different traits that we can add, kind of like the microbiome, really. A healthy microbiome is diverse, and each microbe is helping the other microbe to do something, to digest sugar, to digest dairy.

You need that microbe to help that function of the cell, right? So, this is what humanity needs to be. They need to come together and realize that, you know, we're all beautiful. wars and all that is just destructive. It's destructive to the planet, destructive on the microbiome. We need to come together.

There's so much to learn because we come with microbes and we die. These microbes take over our bodies and put us back into the ground. So wouldn't it be interesting to know what these microbes are doing while we're alive to, you know, live a little bit longer, our wellness."