Methylation Meets Gut Health: The role of phosphatidylcholine and histamine in intestinal disorders
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Presented by Fullscript and Seeking Health, a company that provides supplements, courses, and tools designed to help people overcome genetic dysfunction and optimize health, this webinar will dive into gut health and the role that phosphatidylcholine and histamine play.
During this webinar hosted by Dr. Ben Lynch, the best-selling author of Dirty Genes, President of Seeking Health, and a leader in the field of Nutrigenomics, you’ll learn:
- About the role phosphatidylcholine plays in intestinal health and what you can do to raise levels.
- How histamine intolerance is on the rise and what you can do about it.
- About the genetic SNPs, cofactors, and coenzymes that either help or hinder phosphatidylcholine and histamine metabolism.
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As a chemist , this video is so detailed , thank you Dr Lynch
I never had mass cell activation until after Covid. I just added B1 and beef kidney for the DAO enzyme to my diet to address breakdown of histamines and improve my IBS. My IBS much better already following dietary changes.
I’ve been going down this enzyme rabbit hole, ever since my second brother passed away at 55 from cancer. My other brother died from a massive heart attack. I realize that we can’t eat meat. Then I started trying to figure out why. I had a gastric bypass surgery 17 years ago and I have had a horrible time getting my health in order. I lost my gallbladder I had multiple hernias, I’ve always had dibucaine inhibition which I inherited from my father. So I knew that there was something going on with my enzymes. I also want to add that since I have started eating a Hindu type diet, mostly all fresh fruits and vegetables, the one thing that I needed to add to these enzymes and NAC was a mushroom complex to help with the inflammation and my brain, health and magnesium. I have made it a mission myself to get this information out because I have restored my health almost 90%, my dads health is too far gone but my Mom has responded AMAZINGLY WELL to the regimen she’s on. One of the things that I noticed right off the bat was my hair has grown 4 inches.
They wanted to remove my gall bladder. Said I would need it removed no matter what. I didn't have insurance so did my own research. 10 years later I still have my gall bladder and have not had any problems since.
My health hasent been the same since they removed mine (and appendix) as I was recovering in post op, I heard the surgeon say to his resident assistant "You know there was nothing wrong with either one of them" I went in with kidney area pain.
I started taking bile salt and the first day I took it I woke up with the poops, but good poops. I can tell you that my vision has not been that good in years in the morning. I wake up clear headed with clear eyes. I have no gall-bladder by the way. I also suffer from diverticulitis and have not had any diverticulitis associated pain since taking a bile salt supplement.
Bile salts caused me extreme pain and vomiting Happy it helped you
You probably had SIBO clear up due to the antibiotic nature of bile.
@@Ruktiet Not really, a lot of people have problems with bile salts without sibo.
@@maxalbon9557 bile is decongugated into an inactive form by small intestinal bacteria, which can cause fat malabsorption, which leads to vitamin A, D, E, K deficiency, which leads to vision problems, amongst a lot of other symptoms.
How much do you take and how often. I have no GB too.
Hi Dr. Lynch. I would like to thank you for this amazing video and making it available here on TH-cam. I’m a layperson who got very sick after my two pregnancies. It was a ten year process and in the end, I had so many symptoms, and nobody was able to help me other than the usual antibiotics and and other prescription medications. I hit rock bottom in 2013, and to cut a long story short, I ended up embarking on a nutritional balancing journey and remineralisation program. I vowed to learn everything I could about how my body works. I have been listening to videos like yours for ten years, and I have learned so very much. I have also been healthy now for ten years, and when something isn’t quite right, I know to look for the missing piece. This is true prevention! I recently had full lab works done plus a comprehensive Genova test. Yes, the Genova test showed the need for some tweaking but my Quest lab results were all within range.
What a fantastic video! Ties in together so much that I could not connect the dots on. Where have all the real Doctors like Lynch been during the last 2 years. Thank you Doctor.
Thank you Alexis! Glad this video made sense for you! We have more and more content coming on our youtube channel :)
I am not in the medical profession, but I work hard to keep everything in balance so I found this very interesting.
Take TMG - Trimethylglycine to increase methyl groups. Not to much. Will also decrease homocysteine which is good. Take on empty stomach.
Very informative talk that makes easy sense! The ideas about the the liver, galladder, bile, and sibo are spot on.
Probiotic in the nose...the right probiotics in the mouth sounds like a really good idea as well!
Excellent video. I have extreme dizziness when exercising and eating certain foods severe enough that it causes anxiety. I learned that exercise can cause histamine release and of course eating certain foods. You mentioned you not being able to eat avocado and when I eat it I basically get dizzy and go into severe anxiety. Turns out I checked my plasma histamine levels and they were 28X above normal. Have no idea why, but after watching this video I have learned a lot and hopefully now I can get a grip on this problem because it has wrecked my life for the last 20 years and I am 58 years of age now. Every time I eat something that triggers it, it makes me feel faint like. Dizzy like I have low blood pressure. Then I check my BP and it is fine, except in the mornings it is low on average 100/60 which I am thinking it is the histamine. I checked my nitric oxide levels with a saliva strip and it shows very low, so as you stated, I'm thinking the body is increasing histamine as a compensatory mechanism. Leaky gut comes to mind and yes I cannot tolerate motion without feeling nauseous. I appreciate this video and I am now starting on SAMe to help break it down.
Please, look into MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome), and SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) as potential causes.
Do you have any excessive bloating after eating certain foods? What about stool changes? If you suffer from that, please get a alactulose breath test done. SIBO bacteria, colonic E. coli, Klebsiella aerogenes and Klebsiella pneumoniae disrupt the small intestinal microbiome and produce a lot more biogenic amines such as cadaverine and putrescine, which deplete amine oxidases such as DAO and MAO, which are required for histamine breakdown. It’s also very triggering for the mast cells, which are directly behind the epithelial lining. These madt cells produce tremendous amounts of histamine and an almost infinite amount of inflammatory cytokines. This would explain your exercise intolerance symptoms.
Look at Mark Pimentel’s research at MAST in Cedars Sinai for the small intestinal microobiome research, and Lawrence Afrin’s research for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.
Try taking vitamin B1. Low B1 can cause dizziness. Also might need hcL, digestive enzymes, zinc and magnesium.
@@micaonyx5301 B1 is overhyped due to Elliot Overton. Haven’t seen any actual positive testimonials from it in the groups.
Not true. I have personally suffered from B1 ( Thiamine) deficiency for years and had severe beri beri issues both wet and dry. There is real research on these issues that even Elliot discusses. I am finding that the MTHFR gene mutation and the CMOT mutation has caused the
multitude of problems. It has ruined my family line. We have suffered for several generations with this and I have watched several family members die from it. It has ruined one of my children’s children’s life, two sisters nieces, nephews , mother, aunts, grandmother etc. I have just this last few months figured this all out and gotten some relief. The mthfr and COMT mutations combined are horrible. My son inherited double mutation do to my wife having one allele also. So he has the compound heterozygous mutation. As for thiamine, the mthfr disrupts it and several other B vitamins.
@@Brett-ht7tr These gene mutations and their supposed resulting pathogenicity are overhyped. Your bloodline would’ve never survived and be able to pass on these genes if it were to lead to such severe illness. It is very likely that other things are at the cause. Don’t underestimate gene expression and lifestyle.
If thiamine were to lie at the root of your problem, supplementation would not result in “some relief”, but literally complete resolution of problems
Experimental genetic therapy, contaminated with DNA plasmid is a big environmental stress. Spike protein is a stress.
Microbiom can be transfected. Liver, kidney, heart can be transfected. I experienced high histamine after covid (Feb 2020). I changed my diet, took DAO, cofactors for enzimes. Is getting better...
But constant exposure to spike isn't helping.
Thank you for this opportunity to learn more!!! 🙏❣️
Dr Been, eonutrition channels may be interesting to you reguarding the * protein clearance.
Implicit in all the times 'environment' is included within lists of factors, is the role of the electromagnetic regime - light for vitamin-hormone D (UVB), nitric oxide (UVA), circadian entrainment from ipRGC activation / melatonin at night (blue wavelengths), mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase and daytime melatonin turn over (infrared) ...
I never even heard of Methylation till recently, doing research now.
All this is definitely my problem.
I have interesting videos on methylation and other mental illnesses. :)
Excellent!!! Thank you
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Amazing info yet a year ago would not understand it sadly yet living it now/still so completely understand yet almost 2 years in cannot get GIT issues resolved still.
This is so good I know what's been going wrong with me now thank you so much.
Just listened to this very helpful , thankyou .
Very informative. I definitely have a histamine issue.
Nice vijeo...
Plenty of plants including broccoli, sprouts, soy, bananas, brown rice, chickpeas and peanuts to name just a handful. The only reason a vegan or vegetarian would be deficient in choline is if they are eating a highly processed diet, which could cause anyone to be deficient in it.
OR because they have a histamine intolerance and/or food allergies like myself. I can't have eggs, soy, spinach, mushrooms, kale, tomatoes, beans, etc.... which leaves you with very few dietary sources of choline and a lot of other micronutrients. Before I knew I had MTHFR and histamine intolerance I tried to be vegetarian and vegan and felt terrible. Now I know why.
@@laceyrivette951 can you eat broccoli? I tried. I cannot stand cooking meat. Eating it makes me feel sick. Doing great with fish. I eat broccoli daily.
How do you know when someone does not do well with histamine block? What are the symptoms of not doing well?
Fatty Liver reversal: Intermittent Fasting and Berberine.
How can a person ever figure this out themselves? This is so complicated for me. I’m a retired bank teller, not a chemist or micro biologist.
More videos. I’ve been reading and watching videos on methylation-sometimes, I watch them 2-3x’s. I have faith in you. You can learn this stuff. 😊
Take notes of the concepts you don't understand, and then research all those individual concepts. TH-cam videos are a great resource. Once you understand the concepts just rewatch this video because it's the best one out there. You can't trust doctors to know this stuff sadly.
I have fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue and ibs most of my adult life. I am 57 and things got much worse after I had my son through emergency C section when I was 37. He was very difficult child and adolescent. Still struggling with regulating his emotions now. I pretty much know he is on the spectrum Autism. I was a single parent, so all very stressful. I have also been trying to loss weight since he was born. No matter how little I eat unless I stop eating altogether I cannot loss weight. My mum had three miscarriages, all boys and was schizophrenic, so when I began to look at the Methylation stuff I could see that this was possible something that was going on through the generations. I have also just found out that my folate is low, so is my thyroid. When I was watching this video I can see that the first thing to work on is the Adrenal, which I think I have adrenal fatigue. I thought I might look at the supplement for this, though I have a cupboard full of supplements. Have tried supplements for the gut and have always made things work. When I looked at the Adrenal optimal one of the ingredients is Aswaganda and this has a horrible effect on me. I have tried it about 3 times over the last 20 years and it always does the same thing. It makes me completely wired rather than relaxed. I am wake all night with it. Can anyone please give me an explanation of why this might be? I also have a strange thing with vit D, I am supposed to be energised with it but I take it and I can't get out of bed because it just makes me so tired. Now been trying to take the Meth B vits and they are giving me heartburn. The thyroid medication makes nerve pain worse. I just feel like giving up. Where should I start? Please if anyone can help I would be so grateful. Thank you
for getting your lifestyle right for chornic fatigue - ari whittens energy blueprint
for infection, mold, heavy metals causing chronic fatigue - Dr Evan Hirsch, he has online programs as well
for gut health - Dr Lucy Mailings work was very helpful for me
Plus it is all so expensive trying things out then finding they don’t work
get calcium/magnesium based alpha ketoglutarate. kirkman labs has one. start slowly. CAKG can increase glutmate in your brain, just remember this.
get a low dose multi vitamin with minerals and everything and start slow to get everything up at the same time.
i do not tolerate a lot of stuff isolated, for example b6 makes me crazy.. but in bcomplex it does not. i seam even to tolerate Vitamin D better when i take it with bcomplex and lcarnitine fumarate and omega3. a bit vitamin A from liver. and omega3 from cod liver oil.
a few month ago i could not tolerate vitamin c and magnesium anymore. those were the only 2 which always worked. i had vD deficiency so i took a few weeks high dose VD like 50k a week and now i can take magnesium and C again.
i tolerate 1x 50k a week better than every time lower dose.
I think all the issues go back to the mthfr mutation. It’s the ‘root cause’. Of course you then have all these issues so it might not be as simple as just taking methylated b12/folate and then they all disappear (though they might?). I have autism/adhd and have struggled my whole adult life with anxiety/depression. I was then diagnosed with hashimotos (hypothyroidism) and then candida/sibo and then rhumatoid arthritis. I started recently taking PS100 (reduces cortisol) and then the methylated b12/folate, along with NAC (which boosts your glutathione). If you are also having gut issues, I’d recommend taking betaine hcl with digestive enzymes - I take mine with berberine (which will get rid of any fungal overgrowth if you have it but also helps regulate your blood sugar/insulin and is all natural). I’m almost there…I’ve lost the extra weight, my anxiety/depression is in check and I’m feeling very hopeful for the first time in years. My boys are both autistic and have adhd (high functioning) - I read that there’s a direct link to asd/adhd, which isn’t surprising seeing as it has a direct effect on the brain’s neurotransmitters. If you don’t like the PS100 (which is a better supplement and more effective than ashwaganda), you might also want to consider Lemonbalm with L’ theanine. Especially useful for insomnia. Good luck. X
Firstly thank you so much for taking the time for such a detailed response.I cannot tolerate Ashwaganda it makes me feel completely wired and gives me insomnia, which is the complete opposite of what it's meant to do. But will try some of the other things you mentioned. The difficulty I seem to have is anything I try seem to make things worse. Causing nerve pain or flare. Even when I tried the Meth B it caused flare. I am sorry that you have been through so much but I am glad that you seem to be finding a way out of it. Thank you.
❤Thank you very much Dr Lynch, I have learned a lot from your videos.I was wandering do you know a doctor based in UK, who uses the same diagnostic approaches like you ?
Are the slides available anywhere? I looked on full scripts site and I’m not seeing them there, or here.
I am highly reactive to msg/glutamates and I have learned to avoid its many variations found in foods. Would appreciate any comments you have about this.
Where can I get your supplements in Canada? Fullscript doesn’t carry them on the Canadian site. When will they be available?
I need you to make a protocol for those who have alpha-gal, a mammal allergy from a tick bite. I am trying to treat people, myself included, in my clinic that have all these things but can’t find the right pathway if you can’t have any mammal
Any way to get a pdf copy of those flow charts you show?
I think you might’ve just save my life I have very low Adrenal and histamines thank you so much 40 year suffering
How you doing?
Ashwhaganda heals adrenal gland. I take it daily with lemon Balm a central nervous system calmer at bedtime. I fall asleep quickly and stay asleep,!!
What do you think of the Zyto scan?
Can I take the the proper testing on my own and get advice on what is happening and what to do about? I'm poor and I have been struggling. Ty
How do you know if your HRH1 gene is fast? Did notice when tried reducing(none) thiols , I stopped getting feeling nausea on the bus ! , so had to stop as it seemed to cause flat emotion. Just try to take a break of onions, cabbage, eggs...(thiols) 1-2/wk. Is the % monocytes on labs related to macrophage problems? Have only watched half of vid. Will ck on liver, gallblader part later.
What's your take on inositol for anxiety issues
Can this be a withdrawal symptom of "some" anti depressants especially the ones which hit "many" receptors, if so, will symptoms rectify after time ........................................ or is any damage irreversible? TY for video
Where can someone find a provider like Dr. Lynch?
TGFB 1 Gene or variances of & the HLA gene will contribute to methylation deregulation.
How to treat methylation when Homozygous and Heterozygous positive
Hello Dr Lynch,
My functional med doctor recommended your book Dirty Genes which I've been reading. I have a question about one of my mthfr test results.
1) I have 677C>T C/T HETEROZYGOUS which my functional med doctor went over with me & I have found a lot of info on that one.
My other result is
2) 1298A>AA Homozygous WILD which was not really explained and I've not been able to find information on it.
Dr Lynch, please help me understand the 1298A one .
I have 1298A->C heterozygous, i found this;
"It is hypothesized that the MTHFR C677T polymorphism may have a larger effect on MTHFR enzyme activity because of its location within the catalytic region rather than the regulatory domain.4 Therefore, since the variability in MTHFR enzyme activity is not as large as with the C677T polymorphism (up to 70% reduction), testing for MTHFR A1298C does not seem to be clinically useful at this time.
Table 1: The Effect of the MTHFR C677T and A1298C Polymorphisms on MTHFR Enzyme Activity
Genotype 677CC 677CT 677TT
1298 AA 100% 51-73% 22-32%
1298 AC 60-92% 36-60% N/A
1298 CC 52-60% N/A N/A
*Percentages denote MTHFR enzyme activity. Ranges are included to reflect different values reported in the literature.
References
1. Frosst, P. et al. A candidate genetic risk factor for vascular disease: a common mutation in methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase. Nat Genet 10, 111-113, doi:10.1038/ng0595-111 (1995).
2. Chango, A. et al. The effect of 677C->T and 1298A->C mutations on plasma homocysteine and 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase activity in healthy subjects. Br J Nutr 83, 593-596 (2000).
3. van der Put, N. M. et al. A second common mutation in the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene: an additional risk factor for neural-tube defects? Am J Hum Genet 62, 1044-1051, doi:10.1086/301825 (1998).
4. Weisberg, I., Tran, P., Christensen, B., Sibani, S. & Rozen, R. A second genetic polymorphism in methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) associated with decreased enzyme activity. Mol Genet Metab 64, 169-172, doi:10.1006/mgme.1998.2714 (1998).
5. Lievers, K. J. et al. A second common variant in the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene and its relationship to MTHFR enzyme activity, homocysteine, and cardiovascular disease risk. J Mol Med (Berl) 79, 522-528, doi:10.1007/s001090100253 (2001).
6. Papakostas, G. I. et al. Effect of adjunctive L-methylfolate 15 mg among inadequate responders to SSRIs in depressed patients who were stratified by biomarker levels and genotype: results from a randomized clinical trial. J Clin Psychiatry 75, 855-863, doi:10.4088/JCP.13m08947 (2014).
Can I get A copy of this excellent slideshow presenttion/ Tomas lavarez from Chile
Take screenshots
Please do subtitles on, even only in english because I have problems with understand your accent and local language. I would be very greatfull. Subtittles is off . Even english subtittles would helped me to understand better what you are talking about. I am sorry but english is not my home language. Some medical termines is differend in my language so shorts I don't understand well like CH, DEO. Translation by Google translator could not handle this.
I would be very greatful also when you do a lecture with explaining basis: DEO, homocysteine, histamine -how you see this, what they are doing in organism in very basis because I wanted to understand very good this chart.
On all medical related videos, I put on the “CC” caption and it really helps for my taking notes. Ben, please turn on the “CC”
Does this applies to someone who has very high IgE (mite allergy) and sulphite allergy? The only thing that works is B1 and molybdenum . I have too much stomach acid and only alprazolam helps. I can take supplements in very low dose only if alprazolam is present. I live in Greece and there are no doctors that will offer this type of medicine. Seminar is great but the other histamine receptors like H2 and H3 interfere too. Dao helps to reduce existing gut histamine and only for a couple of hours. To me it works topical , after eating histamine goes up so the dao tablets have to used in higher amounts and it is cost effective. I did TCM and made me worse as herbs do contain substances that wil interfere with histamine and gastric acid secretion but they work great if someone does not have histamine issues. Do you have adrenal and methylation seminar? Thank you
Do you think Histamine lowering drugs like Hydroxyzine have negative effects on methylation?
My mother has been diagnosed with EPI (Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency). There seems to be very little known about this and she has been prescribed enzyme replacement. She also has severe IBS (mostly constipation) and has been on every diet imaginable. Can you please recommend information and help for her? We've been looking everywhere! I feel that methylation and maybe histamine have something to do with this. Oh and she was also treated for SIBO. Please, any info or direction would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!
Hello, you can ask your questions directly on the youtube channel of Dr Ben Lynch here : th-cam.com/users/DrBenLynch
My son was prescribed pancreatic enzyme support for your first question you asked. I hope she gets better
Dawn and other detergents were responsible for my 55 years of constipation. If I don’t eat out and I don’t eat dairy, gluten sugar, or seed oils
I’m more regular than I’ve ever been.
Please explain what is methylation first
I’m in Australia is oxbille available at chemists
Try a compounding pharmacy. Very often they will also carry these types of things.
Where can I find a good therapist that can do visceral manipulation in Florida? Do you have any resources ie a list of therapist you can recommend? Thanks for all the gems of wisdom
I’m also in Florida and did a Google search for “visceral manipulation near me.” The closest one that came up for me is called “Synergy of Jupiter”. But try doing the same search, a different center might come up for you.
Many Rolfers have training in visceral manipulation.
@@mrlouielou32 Rolfing can be tough on many people if they do not start out liight enough and then work deeper. I would really be careful with going to any new bodyworker. Starting work needs to be light or your body will tighten up as a stress response. You also need to drink alot of water with electrolytes afterwards for the next 24 hours. It can cause a histamine response so you do have to be careful/
@Blue Waters *Many Rolfers have training in visceral manipulation. That doesn't mean they dig their elbow into the pancreas. I'm a Rolfer so I know 😉. How do you measure a histamine response from bodywork?
What's the difference between glutathione and glutamin?
Hello Vanessa, thanks for you question. The best is to reach out to Dr Ben Lynch directly on his YT channel here : th-cam.com/users/DrBenLynch
Do you sell to us commoners or do you have to be a Doctor? Quick reply v.sick Thanks JO
I did a Zyto scan and my baseline number is 116. Said I wasn’t absorbing folate. He gave me L-methyl folate. Should I also take glutathione and L-Glutamine?
Hello Doozie, thanks for you question. The best is to reach out to Dr Ben Lynch directly on his YT channel here : th-cam.com/users/DrBenLynch
I am not pregnant. I eat eggs every other day to every day and I'm still on the low end with choline.
You need more. Take 500 mg-1000 mg TMG. You can check Chris Masterjohn phd.
I have Mthfr is there anyway I can book you for consultation?
We all have MTHFR. I believe this is not his practice YT channel. I think this is a reposted video.
Someone without gallbladder can you use oxbile?
Dr. Berg has videos on using Ox bile without a gallbladder.
Can you provide the link to the video
@@DrwandaP he actually has several videos on the gallbladder and a few on bile salts and the gallbladder so I can't pin point exactly which one to send you. If I remember correctly he definitely recommends using bile salts for people without a gallbladder. Just search his name and gallbladder. Hope it helps you. 👍
@@DrwandaP Are you BANNED from using TH-cam or Google ???
@@gregoryludkovsky5185 no I’m not. Why do you ask
What if the person doesn’t have gallbladder would you use ox bile?
If you don't have a gallbladder you should absolutely take ox bile. See Dr. Eric Berg's videos. They are excellent. Use with meals. Start slow and work up.
I started taking it after a conversation with a coworker. Her father went through a very rough hospital stay and she told me ox-bile really made a difference. I've had no gallbladder for years and just started taking it. Makes a world of difference on my vision and overall physical well-being. My diverticulitis pain has disappeared. I see this is a year late but I hope this helps. God bless.
Do you have a trained functional doctor in Florida to work with? Thanks
Would love a response.
Go to website Institute of functional medicine. Youll type in your zip code and a kiat of functional doctors in your area. If youre in or near Pensacola fl. Go see my functional doc . His name is dr ward dean.
I'm in massachusetts. I haven't met a functional medical practitioner yet who uses genetics as part of their practice treatment. In fact, I had to go to a nutritionist to finally learn that I had a fodmap sensitivity. Not that confident in functional medicine at this point.
Why would an overweight female in her 20s have extremely low cholesterol?
Low inflammation in your body?
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So he's selling something ok. Was wondering why his presentation sounded so unscientific and cult ....
Perhaps he's dumbing down the information so more people can understand. He's quite brilliant actually, and he's studied this for years. What does cult have to do with anything??
@@Needless2say it is a eord in the sentence i wrote. Maybe use your brain? Lol.
@Padraigp you havent established that anything about this is cult like. maybe use the word correctly.
Get an actual hobby, incel....lol