And the continuing our series in everyone's favorite improbable book club.

We welcome back to the show notorious Florida man and podcast host Greg

Carlwood Greg how are you doing?

Hey, I can't complain man. Thanks for having me.

Oh no no, no. Thanks for coming back. Thanks for coming back for another top 10

countdown and I don't know about you I found this one the most challenging in a way.

How did you find it? Well, yeah, I would agree because I think the healing books, health books, it's a more specific category. It's definitely not exactly my forte. And I included some big pharmaish health-ish books in the

conspiracy list so I also didn't want to double up on those so yeah I

think it's probably been the most challenging, but you know, we're three deep. I mean, these lists are fun to do and we got to get creative with them.

It's weird you say it's not your area right because I think the absolute opposite.

You've been in this business of show a few years longer than I have right and I have like many of us had the privilege of watching THC become what it has become.

And I think the core strength of it, it does all the, you know, the wild and willy in there, but you've got a so-called conspiracy

podcast that actually provide actionable intelligence for people when it comes to this holistic

understanding of health.

That's why I thought, now we're going to make Greg

push through a so-called alternative health one,

although I'll get to the title of the episode in a minute,

because I think you really hit your stride as a host and a researcher in that exact area of where the

politics of this idiot planet and our health and flourishing collide.

Yeah, I mean that's kind of you to say.

I think you're being a bit generous, but it is kind of true that

I want conspiracy theorists, I to be better if the alternative counterculture

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