Everyone, look who it is, it is Donald Driver. I'm here with Fan Doors. More ways to win with my girl Lisa and the guys, we'll see you guys soon. Football fans, super wild card weekend is here. Former Green Bay Packer, Donald Driver, is hyped for these playoffs and so are we. Friend of the show there. Thanks all for all of you for joining us and hanging out with us today. You're watching Fandals Sportsbook, some more ways to win. I am Lisa Kearney, inviting you inside the Fandals Sportsbook here at the Meadowlands. We've got six games coming up in three days. Our NFL experts are breaking them all down for you here. These first round games are revealing their best bet and we're even giving out best value DFS plays as well. It is go time, so make sure you download the Fandals Sportsbook app. Sign up for your new account. Plug in that promo code, more ways 1000. You're gonna get to risk free bet up to 1000 bucks. All right, let's get right into it and kick off these games. The first matchup on the schedule here, the fifth-seated Raiders travel to Cincinnati to take on the four-seated Bengals. Kickoffs at 430 Eastern Time on Saturday. Hey, the Bengals were able to rest many of their starters last week, including rookie sensation Jamar Chase. We saw him do it. The wide receiver played only the first quarter and broke the Bengals' single season receiving record of 1,455 yards. Good on Chase there. Completely opposite scenario for the Raiders who went into overtime before beating the Chargers. 35 to 32 and quite possibly the best game of the year, which also clinched that last playoff spot for them. Bengals are four and a half point favorites in this matchup. Dave and Ed gotta get you guys in here. It is playoff time. Let's get your picks here. Dave, you first, which side are you backing here? I like the Raiders. Who's hotter than the Raiders right now in the NFL? They were coming into the playoffs winning four straight games, many of them close. So they know how to win these close games. The key to me for this late season push for the Raiders has been Josh Jacobs. You know, he was kind of in a midseason lull when they played the Bengals earlier this year. I certainly wouldn't base my pick on that result because the Bengals did pull away late in that game. But Jacobs didn't do much. But the last three weeks, second best in the NFL, 108 rushing yards a game. And when the Raiders go for 150 on the ground in their next game, seven straight times they've covered the spread. So I think they could come in here and sneak out a win going to Cincinnati. By the way, last time they won a playoff game. You know who scored the first touchdown? I don't. Icky Woods. Icky Woods. 1991. I mean, this is a lot of burden for these young guys to carry for the city of Cincinnati. Can you do the Icky Shuffle? Cannot. You cannot? I wouldn't try it. You can do it. You can do the camera. I know you can do the Icky Shuffle. I prompt. There will be Twitter video of this. First off, I think the Bengals, as far as individual performances are concerned, I think they have been a little bit hotter than the Raiders. But let's do a little bit of math here because I think this is important. First off, by resting some of the key guys, it almost functions as like a bye week. And so I feel like the rest advantage does matter in here. I think that's worth roughly a point. Home field advantage has been on a major uptick over these last few weeks. So now it's back to roughly two and a half. So that's three and a half now. And then on a neutral field, I'd say the Bengals are a point and a half better than the Raiders minimum. So that gets you to five. And so add all of it up. And I'm comfortable taking the Bengals here. Icky Shuffle time. Let's not forget, guys, this Raiders offense though, it has struggled over the last six games they've averaged 19 points per game. Maybe that factored in, by the way, that ranks 23rd in the NFL. They snuck into this one, Cole. I wanna get the right take from you, our NFL expert, joining us from Chicago as always. Cole, which team wins this one? And by how many points? Well, I don't know, Joe Burr on company, are gonna be able to cut that meat like Icky Woods at the Cole cut counter. But either way, I'm gonna piggyback on what Dave said because the last time the Raiders won a playoff game, I was in college. The last time since he won a postseason matchup, well, I had a closet full of silver tabbed jeans and rayon shirts. Now, when it comes to both of these teams, they're pretty evenly matched, despite what a lot of people are saying right about now. Both offenses just outside of the top 10 and both with average defenses, 14th and 18th respectively for Vegas and since. Now the Raiders passing attack, just a hair of head of Cincinnati, but neither team runs the ball with authority despite Josh Jacobs coming to life the last three games. So my tiebreaker, well, it's gonna rest solely on that leadership role of quarterback. And in this game, I'm signed with Derek Carr over Joe Burrow Raiders 24-21 here.  Again, it is the Fandals Sportsbook app. Let's move on here to this next game because we got a great match up here. Now to the late Saturday game featuring two AFC East rivals, the Patriots, the sixth seed taken on that third seeded Buffalo Bills in Buffalo Kickoff, 8-15 Eastern time. Josh Allen became the first quarterback to throw for at least 4,000 yards and rushed for at least 750 in a single season. Bills have leaned on him and it is working. As for the Patriots quarterback, Mac Jones, he's definitely struggled down the stretch, even calling his performance in their loss to Miami last week quote, super embarrassing. Patriots are giving four, but former Packers wide receiver, Donald Driver says New England reminds him of the Super Bowl winning Packers team that he played for. Listen to this. I mean, think about us when we were the underdogs, we was the sixth seed, we went on the road and we had to win every game to get to the Super Bowl that ended up winning the Super Bowl. So I think the Patriots have the exact same thing, right? They're the underdogs, no one believed that they would even be in the playoffs at this moment. But they are, and they have a great, great coach of staff over there. Bill Bunch has proved it every single year that he can step up to the plate. Green Bay Packers, all-time leading receiver right there. Awesome having Donald on the show with us. Guys, Patriots are giving four. Pony, who do you like here? I think Bills minus four is stealing, honestly. I think this is the biggest quarterback mismatch in the wild card round. Bigger than Mahomes, Rothesberger or Brady Hertz. Josh Allen, there are stats out there Ed could give him to you that he's the best rusher in the NFL. Better than Jonathan Taylor or Derek Henry on a per-touch basis. Matt Jones, Bill Balacheck doesn't even believe in him, Dave. I mean, look at what he did in Buffalo earlier this year, only three pass attempts. He didn't want to crust him to throw the ball down the stretch, all the turnovers. I think the Bills are gonna run away with this game. Yeah, Donald Driver definitely didn't have Matt Jones as his quarterback. Rookie quarterbacks just don't win playoff games. It's just very simple. Lamar Jackson couldn't do it. Dak couldn't do it. Andrew Luck couldn't do it. The last quarterback, Rookie quarterback to lead their team to a playoff when it was Russell Wilson. And that was nine years ago. There's way too much pressure here for this guy. As you said, he's not as good as Josh Allen, not even close. But the great thing for me, that Buffalo has done lately, is establish a number one running back because early in the year, platooning. Who's their number one guy? Devon Singletary has taken over. Two touchdowns, the first 14 games. Five touchdowns, the last four games. 19 carries or more, three out of the last four. So I love that he's saying, look, give me the ball. I'm your guy, I'm with you. I think Buffalo is the play here. Go ahead and leave those points. All right guys, thank you. And you know what time it is. We are breaking down this playoff game using next gen stats to get an analytical perspective on this matchup. One of my favorite segments in the show, gotta bring in my guy, Ed, your analytics guy. Give us a next gen stat that you're using to help us pick this New England Buffalo game. Well, this matchup is a little tricky to handicap because of familiarity. And perhaps the wacky weather from that first meeting, but the most recent game, the second matchup this season, that to me is telling. Here's Josh Allen's pass chart from the bill's victory over the pass. 314 passing yards may seem like a solid day, but Josh Allen's completion percentage over expected was negative 2.6%, despite that his receivers were open more than 63% of the time. That tells me that New England disguise coverage is enough to keep Allen from having a monster day. Allen's receivers dropped three passes and he was pressured more than 27% of the time, which is about average. Weather reports will matter in a game like this. The line is pretty sharp, but from where it is right now, I'm gonna lay the points and back Buffalo. Okay, sounds like a clean sweep right now on this show, awesome stuff. Next level info from next gen stats in our guy, Ed. If you want to tail Ed, also like the bills at home, giving those points a winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than $95. And a reminder, you can make your first bet on the app risk-free, just sign up for a new Fandalsports account using that promo code right there. It is more ways 1000.  Again, that promo code more ways 1000 will be on the show on the screen right there, all show long. Now those are both of the Saturday matchups on this slate. There are four more games this super wild card weekend. You know we're gonna bet them all in just a few moments. So hang tight for that. So far, we've focused on the spread, but as you all know, there are a ton of different and fun bets that you can make on the Fandalsports app and you can do it right now. So guys, I want to bring you in here and have you give me your single favorite bet on the board for these Saturday games. We're gonna get around the horn here.  Who do you like? What do you like? We're gonna go to the Bengals and the Raiders game. I found a special here that involves Jamar Chase and Darren Waller to combine for 175 yards. Waller's best game this year came in week 11. Against the Bengals, he had 116 yards. Let's say he gets 100. We're only gonna need 75 from Chase to me. This seems like a very good bet at plus 175 odds. For the Raiders to have any chance against the Bengals, I gotta believe that Darren Waller is going to have a much bigger impact on this offense than he has. Certainly seems like he's healthy enough to be comfortable in this offense. So that matters. The Bengals has struggled containing tight ends. So Darren Waller, anytime touchdown for plus 180. This is my favorite weekly special bet for the wild card weekend. And that is the Patriots to be the lowest scoring team. Look, we're not seeing Tom Brady walk through that door. Bill Belichick hasn't won a playoff game without Brady since 1994 and the Bills come in with the number one defense in the NFL. Lowest scoring, look at that, plus 490. Yes, great stuff, all that plus money. I love that. Those are their best bets for the Saturday games, but you know there is so much more. Log on to the Fandle Sportsbook app right now, find out the bets that you think have the best value. It's what we're always looking for here. And when you're placing that first bet, be sure you plug in that promo code moreways1000 to get that risk-free bet up to 1000 bucks. All right, y'all, before we get to the rest of the games here on the wild card weekend slate, we're going to give our DFS players a little love here. Yep, we're stacking your roster to help you win cash. Fandals hooking up our fans with millions in prizes for free. We do it every single week. Just head to Fandle.com. Sign up for the weekly DFS contest.  Just compete. Each week, just sign up, set your roster, play, and win. Of course, our job here on Moreways Twin is to help you score points. So we turn to our senior writer and editor for Number Fire, Jim Sonnis. Jim, who are your best value plays here for this slate? Thanks, Lisa. Yeah, the Saturday-only slate is pretty strapped for value, but I do think there are some guys who can work for sure. That starts with Zade Jones at $5,300, despite Darren Waller being back on Sunday. Jones still had eight targets in that game. You look at just the games Waller has played since their bye week. Jones has a 31% share of the team's deep targets in that time. Some flukiness for sure in the way things could distribute here for Zade Jones, but I do still think he's a worthwhile option. I'm also on Devin Singletary once again at $6,900 because they refuse to jack his salary up. Singletary has 97 yards in storage per game. It is five games as he builds lead back. They're facing the Patriots. The weather could be pretty cold. Things Singletary makes sense once again. Finally, going back to that Raiders versus Bengals game, T Higgins is $6,900. I think that is too low for the role that he has. Sturge Mar Chase has a better role overall, but Chase also comes in the very high salary. T Higgins does not for $6,900, 24% target share with game games with Chase since the return of T Higgins, a standout again to $6,900, although we do want to get some Jamar Chase in there for sure as well. Jim, awesome. You always crush it. There you have it. Go to Fandall.com, sign up for free DFS competitions right now and each week of this NFL season. Go ahead and use Jim's information for a chance to win millions in prizes. Follow on Twitter and Instagram at Jim Sonnis and hit up his podcast as well, the Heat Check Fantasy podcast on Apple Podcasts. Let's get back to our game previews now and focus on the Sunday schedule and we're starting with the seventh seeded Eagles taking on Tom Brady in the second seeded Tampa Bay. Bucks this game in Tampa. It is the first game of the day. This one scheduled to kick off at one o'clock Eastern time. This is a rematch of the week six Thursday night game that went in Philly and in that one, Tampa Bay jumped out to a 28 to seven lead held on to eventually win it 28 to 15. The Eagles were two and four after that loss but went ahead and ran it finished the year seven and four earned the final playoff spot in the NFC. So here we are in this matchup. The Eagles, eight and a half point road dogs at the Buccaneers and the Bucks defend their Super Bowl title this week. Here it is. Do they cover that number? I think they do here in large part because I think we know what to expect from Tom Brady. No doubt about that. So then the question is, can Jalen Hertz keep up with Mr. Brady? And to me, I don't think that's going to happen. Even though Jalen Hertz is one of the great mobile quarterbacks in football right now. In fact, he's third in rushing success rate among quarterbacks a greater than 56%. The problem is he's going up against a defense that is outstanding stopping the run. Third best in EPA per rush defense against quarterbacks at negative point oh eight. So it is better for Jalen Hertz to be a thrower. That's going to make things a little bit limiting as far as what this offense can do. Also going to be a weather game. And so can the passing attack happen in the first place with potential rain, potential wind? So to me, the Bucks can cover those. Well, nobody ran the ball in the regular season more than the Philadelphia Eagles. 32.4 times a game. They ran, they had a lot of success but welcome to playoff football. When you go and play the Tampa Buccaneers you're not going to be able to find that success. Last year in the wild card round the Bucks held Antonio Gibson to 31 yards. When they played the Packers they held Aaron Jones to 27 yards. So they're going to be able to shut down these running backs that did have some success in the regular season. Whole different ball game here as we get to the playoffs. Speaking of running backs, Leonard Fournette taken off of the injured reserve. They missed him for the final three weeks of the season. And I don't know why it seems like the Bucks are like limping into the playoffs but they won seven out of their last eight. So they actually come in with a ton of momentum. I think they shut down the running game and win very easily. I think it's an easy game to bet. An easy game to watch here. The second game today featuring a matchup between two historic NFC teams. We've got the six seated Niners in Dallas taking on the third seated Cowboys. Let's get into this one. These two franchises have won a combined 10 Super Bowls, five each but the last one was all the way back in that 1995 season. This year the Niners defense ranked third in yards allowed while the Dallas offense ranked first in yards gained. It is going to be a great matchup. And then there's this former Packers wide receiver Donald Driver says do not sleep on that Cowboys defense and rookie linebacker, Micah Parsons. Listen to this. He's the heart and soul of that defense. So if he plays well, the defense plays well. And because he's going to get passed rush to the quarterback, that's going to make the quarterback do things that he don't want to do and that allows them to develop. And so the offense is just solid. No doubt. Senator Dan Quinn has done big things with that defense. It's been fun to watch them evolve. Dave Parsons in that Dallas D three point home favorites in this matchup. Who do you like here? I like the Cowboys. This is a very surprisingly small line to me at home taken on the 49ers and it's only three. I thought I'd be closer to five myself. That Dallas defense will force Jimmy G into making some mistakes. Grappler has thrown four interceptions in his last two games. Dallas has the most picks in the league with 26, five of those return for touchdown. So the running defense for Dallas, it's not the best in the league, but it's not the worst. They're right down the middle. They're 16, but good enough to be able to make the passing game beat them. And I don't think that the Niners have the passing game to do that. Cowboys, by the way, covered more games than anybody in the league this year. 13 and four, I think they get it done. I think the Cowboys offense stops the 49ers run game. I think Dallas is going to score so many points that it's going to force Jimmy Garoppolo to have to make plays. Dallas has scored more than 50 points in two out of their last three games. Now they were against cupcake teams, but we know that they've got their weapons now. Both running backs, Elliott Pollard, wide receivers, Lamb, Cooper, Wilson, Jarwin's back at tight end. I mean, they're loaded. I think that's going to be the issue for San Francisco. They want to ride Elijah Mitchell, but if they're down, the clock is the enemy. And I think that's the way the Cowboys cover the spread. So let's get to this late game on Sunday between the seven-seated Steelers and the number two seed, my Kansas City Chiefs. Guys, this one going down in Kansas City, kickoff 8.15 Eastern time. These two just saw each other in week 16. That came also in Kansas City. Chiefs were up 30-nothing in the third quarter before closing it out 36 to 10. That was the Steelers' only loss in their last four games. They gave up only just over 13 points per game. Those other three all wins. The Chiefs were the fourth highest scoring team in the league, averaging more than 28 points per game. Kansas City is giving 12 and a half points in this matchup. Pony, I've got the smirk on my face. You're the sports radio voice in Pittsburgh. This is you and me, man. Head-to-head here, Kansas City girl. You do your thing. Can the Steelers keep it within 12 and a half? And did I mention it is a 12 and a half point spread? Yeah, you did it twice. And it's the biggest in wild card history, but the thing that the Steelers have going for them is that they've the best player in this game. It's not Patrick Mahomes, not Travis Kelsey. It's TJ Watt, who is the best defensive player in the entire NFL, is 22 and a half sacks. He only had one tackle in the game three weeks ago. Why? Because he had a rib injury and only played 50% of the plays. I can guarantee you with a third string right tackle, he will wreak havoc. Is it enough for the Steelers to win the game? Probably not, but they will put a scare into the Chiefs and cover the spread. Well, Pony, I tell you what, the pedals starting to fall off those congratulatory bouquets down in Duval County after the Jags helped the Steelers sneak in after they went out there and beat the Colts. Now this, I think, is gonna be the end of the road for Pittsburgh, Big Ben and Coach T. Now they haven't won a playoff game since 2006. That was versus KC, but in a two point victory, things have changed a whole lot in five plus years. The Chiefs, let me take a look at what they've done. Body of work over the last 10 games. Victorious in nine of those last 10 and in those 10 games, they're averaging 29.2 points per and get a load of this. And I know you love numbers. So when it comes to the Steelers, they've only scored 29 or more all season long twice. A win versus a bears and a loss versus a both. So I think it would be a wise decision if you loaded up on KC 31-17, they win. Yeah, they'll certainly need those points at Arrowhead. Thank you, Cole. Let us look at the three Sunday games, but it is super wild card weekend. So that means there's one more game this round. We're gonna give you our expert analysis on that one in just a couple of moments. But first, I wanna wrap up the Sunday games by getting a best bet from each of our experts here. So guys, remember, this is just for the Sunday games. Give me your best bet on the board. Dave, you first. Who do you like on Sunday? I'm gonna play the team total. If you go to the Eagles and the Bucks and you click on more wagers, look for the home team total. It's gonna be 28 points. I think the Bucks score way more than that.  They scored 30 or more in every single postseason game. This year, seven out of their last eight games, they hit that 28 points or higher. So Bucks to score at least 28. I think the Bucks could score more than 28 points, but that means I'm gonna do an alternate total for the entire game because I do feel like that defensive touchdowns could possibly happen. Yeah, I know it's gonna be a weather game and all likelihood, but defensive touchdowns could happen and the Eagles could pass a good bit more to try and keep up. So I want an alternate total over 53 and a half for two to one odds. This is a really fun weekly rookie special for the wild card. We've got Micah Parsons and Elijah Mitchell, a touchdown for Mitchell and a sack for Parsons. Parsons, 13 sacks and 16 games. So the average is more than a sack per game. And for, or close to a sack per game and for Elijah Mitchell, look, last five games, more than 20 touches. So he is now the bell cow back. I think the payout there plus 300 is a very good value play. Yes, I love that play plus 300 there. Thank you guys. Tail those picks or find your own bets to make right now on the Fandals Sports Book app. Remember, if you're placing your first bet, be sure to plug in that promo code moreways1000 to get that risk-free bet up to 1000 bucks. All right, it is, as we all know, the biggest and best time of the year football fans. So make sure you're partying in the best spot, which is right here at the Fandals Sports Book at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. 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Los Angeles giving three and a half points in this one pony. Which side do you like here? Well, I don't like the way either team is playing and I really don't like the way either quarterback is playing. So in a matchup like that, I'm gonna take the points plus three and a half. Dave, I know you love the Rams before the season. I don't know how you still can, but the way Matthew Stafford is playing, I am so far away from the Matthew Stafford bandwagon now. I'm not even in the same zip code. Two second F interceptions again last week and the game-ender. I don't believe in the guys, so I'm taking Arizona. He's still been an upgrade from Jared Goff. He's putting them in a position to make a deep run towards Super Bowl. I'm okay with it and I think he's gonna be able to score on this Arizona defense that has not looked good the last six weeks. They've given up 27.3 points a game against teams like the Lions and the Bears. You got the best receiver in football that will shred them in this game. To me, there's just too much offense for the Rams for Arizona to keep up. I'll lay the points. Dueling a points there. Cole, gotta get you in here because I know you have a lot to say on this matchup. Bring it strong with another right take here on the Rams and cards. Who do you have? Break this tie for us. Well, Lisa, Dave, Pony, I tell you what, anytime you can get postseason football extended into the work week, you can sign me up twice for that. But which Cardinals team are we gonna see? The one that started off this season with a bang or the one that limped to the finish line? Well, either way, we know they smashed the Rams in week four by three scores, but they also, well, they treaded water just a little bit the second time they matched up versus them and they let them get nearly 300 yards when it came to receiving numbers. Now, the wild card weekend, it's gonna give both teams a chance to scout out the venue at SoFi if they do want to play for Vince Lombardi Trophy in Arizona. One thing we know about this squad, they were the best row team in all of the league. Eight in one this season, I think it'd be a wise decision to pencil men for a ninth one because we know what Matt Safford has done recently. They call him Stat Panford for a reason. 27-20, go Cardinals. Dig it. Thank you, Cole. Now let's nerd out on some numbers. This is what we do here. We're breaking down the NFL's next gen stats to get an analytical perspective on this Card's Rams matchup. Ed, you're our analytics guy, bringing you in here. Next gen stats, which ones are you focusing on here to help us break down this game? Well, I still have my concerns about Kyla Murray's output without De'Andre Hopkins, but it's still worth noting how he's performed with the rest of his motley crew. Here is Murray's quarterback grid for the season and for our purposes, success rate means the proportion of times targeting that receiver that made it likely or Arizona would score points given context. Christian Kirk had the highest success rate as you would expect with a solid 59.3%. Then comes AJ Green at 55%. He had more than a dozen air yards per target. Pretty good average there. Nexus tight end, Zach Hertz, not as successful at 49.2%. Lastly, there's running back Chase Edmonds at only 34%. Running backs usually have lower success rates anyway, but even then you would hope for more out of that relationship. What might be surprising is if you take out the production by Cooper Cup for the Rams, Murray pretty much has been the better quarterback than Stafford. The better quarterback is getting points and I'm taking them. All fair points. Thank you, Ed. Awesome stuff as always. Next level info from Next Gen Stuff. We do have more from Ed in a moment. Thanks, my man. All right, time to give some underdogs a little love here, you know how we roll. Cole, you've been rocking these Moneyline money makers all season long, including picking the Steelers to win outright last week. So let's see if that success just keeps going here into the playoffs. Give us an underdog you think's gonna win outright here in Super Wildcard weekend. Well, Lisa, how about this one? The first postseason matchup between these two teams, New England and Buffalo in the Super Bowl era. Now we know Bill's mafia, they're gonna show up in droves, but Foxborough just a seven hour and change drive, 454 miles away. So the New England fans, they're gonna turn up, no doubt for that. You have to account for those fans. You also have to account for Bill Belichick. It's tough for me to bet against him. I see Mac Jones being the first rookie quarterback to win a postseason game since Russell Wilson, Patriots and they roll in this one, 21-17. Sorry, Bill's fans. Ooh, what's an interesting choice? Okay, Cole, I see you.  But I totally respect if you do your thing. Right now you can place your bets risk-free up to 1,000 bucks on the Fatal Sports Book app. Just sign up for your new account. And if you're new, all of you new users, we'll get a risk-free bet up to $1,000 just by using this promo code Warways1000. And it does get better on this show because our experts bet it for you. And Ed, first fist bump coming to you. Last week you had the Titans at Texas Alternate Total over 47 and a half. It hit your $1,000 risk-free bet collected 2,600 bucks. So I'm gonna start with you. Give us your $1,000 risk-free bet for Wildcard Weekend. Where's your money going? Well, I do believe that the 49ers are going to upset the Cowboys. So instead of taking a moneyline moneymaker, I want an alternate spread at 49ers minus two and a half. So I still get that key number of $3,000 risk-free bet for 2,600. I'm gonna do an alternate spread in the same game, but I think the Niners get crushed. I'm gonna say the Cowboys win by two touchdowns and the Bucks win by two touchdowns. 13 and a half alternate spread on both of those games and I'm getting back over nine grand. On Fandle, you can bet any team doing the Super Bowl. You can also pick a conference to win the big game. And I'm gonna go with the AFC. Right now, I think they've got a better collection of teams. Derek Henry coming back for Tennessee. The Chiefs in Bills, Joe Burrow, Red Hot. I like those options more than the NFC squads. I like that. Something for everybody. Hey, gamblers, make sure to sign up for a Fandle SportsOK account right now to place your bet. And remember, use that promo code moreways1000 to get your risk free bet up to 1,000 bucks. It's easy, it's legal, and it is live right now.  And a nice warm welcome to New York, who just joined us. Be sure to use that promo code moreways1000. And it is the first week of the playoffs, so we have to get some Super Bowl predictions from our guys. Let's get right to it, you guys. I can't believe it's already here. The Packers are the betting favorite, but there are some other great teams on the board that would certainly lead to a big payout here. We asked former Green Bay wide receiver, Donald Driver, to give us his pick. And let's just say, he may not be the most impartial expert on this topic. What's you got, Donald? I'm gonna always go Packers. That's just always. I don't even care if they want me in the playoffs. I'm gonna still say the Packers gonna get to the Super Bowl even though they wouldn't even be in it. Shocking, right? So yeah, Driver is taking the Packers. Let's get our guys' picks here on, you see the odds there on the board. Dave, you first, where do you find value here on this list? I'm gonna stick with the Rams. I think 10-1 is still a very good price on a team that does get to play a home game. Look, they know they're gonna have to go on the road and win a couple of big ones, but the ultimate goal, like Tampa last year, they had to do it on the road, but they knew they get to come back home and host a Super Bowl if they can do that. I'm loving the 10-1 odds. The biggest problem with the 49ers all season long has been Jimmy Garoppolo's health. When he is healthy, the 49ers have an outstanding offense with a phenomenal play designer. I think they upset the Cowboys. You're not gonna get 21-1 again, so go ahead and pass on it now. I think the Bills are the most complete team in the NFL. Their offensive stats and defensive stats back that up, plus they got a Super Bowl caliber quarterback who took him to the AFC Championship game last year. I love plus 750. And you guys already know what direction I'm going because what kind of man would I be if I didn't stick to my word at plus 2,200? I'm going with Kyle Murray and the Arizona Cardinals. We talked about how they were slipping towards the back half of the season, but they did put up one heck of a fight versus the Dallas Cowboys. Expect to see that throughout the postseason.  Great stuff, you guys, from Game Picks to Best Best Futures, DFS. You know how we roll. We've done it all season. We covered it all. The playoffs are here. You can bet it right now. Check out all the bets that we talked about on the Fandals Sports Book app. Use that promo code more ways1000 to get that risk-free bet up to 1,000 bucks. Thanks for hanging with us. We'll see you next week.


Yes, it's another case for that most famous of all man hunters, the detective whose ability of solving crime is unequaled in the history of detective fiction. Nick Carter, master detective. Tonight's curious adventure is... Mr. Nicholas Carter, I learned one thing about you during this long, long train ride. That's interesting, Patsy. Provided it doesn't reflect upon my ability as a detective. But it doesn't, Mr. Carter. One of your rules is never to overlook an obvious truth. That's right, Patsy. Well, this time you've missed one. But we're not in the case yet, Patsy. Until we arrive at Midland Junction, I don't start to investigate the murder of James Fitzpatrick, the railroad detective. But when we get off at Midland Junction, then I'll be... That's just good, Nick. We aren't going to get off at Midland Junction. You overlook the very obvious truth that's printed right here in this handbagel. Yes? Yes. This train doesn't stop at Midland Junction. Stopping way out here, Nick. Midland Junction happens to be way out in the country. Good. There's nothing to limit it, just for us? Just for us, Patsy. You see, the clue you found is counter-righted by another you didn't know about. And that is that I happen to be handling this case for the Midland and Eastern Railway. It was their best detective who was murdered. They called on me to pick up where he left off. Well, come along, Patsy. This is where we get off. Okay, I'm coming. What's that high step? Hey. Mr. Carter. That's right. And this is Miss Patsy Broen. How do you do? How do you do? I'm Roger Baybrook. I'll talk to you about the case after the limit it pulls out. Um, stay right here until I come back. Roger Baybrook? What a pair of him, Nick. Isn't he that big real estate man who bought up a whole county just so he could run it the way he wanted to? That's right, Patsy. And this happens to be the county. He owns nearly everything in it except the right of way of the Midland and Eastern Railway. He does game enough. Is it all those men with shotguns, Baybrook, springing back from that water tank? They're deputies, Patsy. They're probably out looking for the man who murdered James Fitzpatrick, though. I thought it was one of them, Mrs. Sheriff.  Why is it, Nick, that whenever we land half a mile from nowhere, we always find a hick sheriff who thinks he can give lessons to the great Nick Carter? That's really the exception rather than the rule, Patsy. I, uh, hope that rule won't apply in this case, Miss Boen. Oh, you startle me, Mr. Baybrook. Don't mind Patsy, Mr. Baybrook. You'll find me quite ready to cooperate with the local sheriff from the moment I meet him. You've already met him, Mr. Carter. You mean that you're the sheriff? Well, you see, Mr. Baybrook's badge, don't you, Patsy? Oh, yes, sure. Mr. Carter, I shall now give you the details of the murder of James Fitzpatrick. Let's go into the railroad station. That's where it happened. All right, Sheriff. Hello, Mrs. Fitzpatrick. How do you do, Sheriff Baybrook? Mr. Fitzpatrick, this is Mr. Nicholas Carter. How do you do? He's taken charge of the case. How do you do? After I've shown him the scene of the death, I shan't annoy you further. This isn't a matter for sympathy. I'm the station agent here, taking my husband's place while he's in the Army. James Fitzpatrick happened to be my brother-in-law.  So, of course, it's my duty to help to find the murderer. And mine, too, Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Oh, here's the office where it happened, Mr. Carter. James Fitzpatrick was seated in that chair with his back toward the window. I see. The night freight had just taken on water at the water tank about a hundred yards up the track and was passing by the station. The shot was fired from about the middle of the train. The bullets smashed the window and found its mark in Fitzpatrick's back. A revolver bullet, Chef? No, a rifle bullet from a high-powered man-licker rifle. A firearms expert identified it this morning. I see. And what was the speed of the train as it passed the station? About 20 miles an hour? Well, that or a triple less. There were about 30 boxcars each fully loaded and sealed. The assassin must have been perched between two of those cars. Yes, undoubtedly. The top of a boxcar would be well above the level of the window. Precisely. Well, Chef, have you any suspects? Yes, my deputies are looking for Weasel Taggart and his gang of freight car thieves. We feel sure they've been responsible for the epidemic of freight car robberies we've had around here. Have Jim Fitzpatrick connected Weasel with those robberies? Yes, he had. We feel sure that's why Weasel killed him. I'm going to make it my job to scour the country for Weasel and his gang. Well, you can handle the rest of it. Goodbye. Oh, goodbye. Well, he's a funny bird. You want me? Oh, hi, Charlie. Well, if Mr. Raybrook hadn't gone away, there'd be five people here. But now there's only four of us. Well, but there'll be five again when Uncle Jim comes in. No, Charlie. Do you like to count, Charlie? Now come along, Charlie, and I'll get you supper ready. Oh, call me if you need me, Mr. Carter, I've really got to see you. All right, all right, I will.  Yes. And he's established one point for us, Patsy. Before he was killed, Jim Fitzpatrick was on the trail of Weasel Taggart and expected to get him. Oh, you better answer that, Patsy. All right. Hello? Hello, Miss Special Privilege. How does it feel to have a limited stop for you? Gaby Wilson. But how? Where? Well, Patsy came ahead of us on the early local Patsy. At present, I take it he's over in Halsey's general store, that being the only building visible on the other side of the tracks. Is that Nick talking, Patsy? Yes, he deduces that you're at Halsey's store. Right. Come on over if you're still hungry. Hungry? Well, how'd you know I was hungry? Because you always are. Uh-oh. Well, bring Nick along with you, and while you're eating, he can talk to Jeremiah Halsey, the encyclopedia of middle injunctions. If Nick can sort out the clues at Halsey Handsome, you'll have this case right in his pocket. You'll be right over, Scabby. Oh, Scabby. Oh, hi, Nick. Uh, Mr. Halsey, my friends. The intelligent one is Nick Carter, and the beautiful one is Miss Patsy Aboen. Oh, Scabby. That's true, folks. Glad to see you. How do you do? Come in, Seth. Mr. Halsey owns this general store, Nick. It's the only store around here. Well, I may own it now, but if Wiesel Taggart has his way about it, I may not own it long. Wiesel's tried three times now to steal my stock away from me. Maybe next time he'll succeed. Come on, Patsy. The food department is over here. You don't have to ask me twice. Uh, tell me, Mr. Halsey, when did Wiesel Taggart try to rob your store? Oh, three different times.  Oh, what's the connection? Oh, by the way, Miss, there's some good pies on that top shelf in the bakery department. Apple, 10 cents, and cherry, 15. Okay. Yes, Miss Carter, every time Wiesel's gang robs some freight cars, fumes, Fitzpatrick, got together a bunch of deputies and went out hunting them. I see. And that left nobody here about, so they tried to rob my store. And what did you do about it? Well, scared them off every time. Just outsmarted them. That's what you got to do with people who try to take what belongs to you. Now, take Roger Baybrook, for instance. From the first day I saw him, I knew he wanted to buy up this whole county, so I went ahead and bought up a lot of property himself. I knew just what he wanted, and I sort of tried to beat him to it. Well, we did a lot of buying and selling him and me, and after it was all over, Baybrook owned 10 times the amount of property as I did, but he cost him 100 times more. Now, who would you say was the swatter? Well, that depends on the property, Mr. Hosey. But if your story is correct, Baybrook did pay too much for that old right-of-way belonging to the middle of the Eastern. Well, he wanted it because it ran across the middle of his farm. He could have got it free if the franchise hadn't been renewed. That's what he was waiting for, after young Tom Prentiss tipped him off to it. Only Jim Fitzpatrick found out his game and blocked it. And how did Baybrook feel toward Jim Fitzpatrick after that? Well, he was mad enough to murder him, only he didn't say so. Baybrook just swore he'd get eaten with a railroad, and he has, by getting himself elected sheriff. He's there from every time a cow gets killed on their tracks. It'll cost them more in damage suits than he pays them for that strip of land. Mr. Hosey, get it back to Jim Fitzpatrick. No, no, no. Don't jump at false conclusions, Miss Carter. I didn't say Baybrook actually threatened Jim. You heard me mention Tom Prentiss. Yes. Well, he's Mary Fitzpatrick's brother. He worked for the railroad and embezzled some of their funds. So he told Baybrook about the right-of-way hoping Baybrook would pay him for the information. I suppose Jim found out about that, too. Oh, of course. And Tom wouldn't pay the money, so he went to jail.  I'm saving that last one for Mary Fitzpatrick. Here, come on now. Hand it over. These tough apples are big. Be right back, folks. I'm going into the gift department for a paper bag. Well, Nick, did the local encyclopedia turn out to be a goldmine? I was just striking Peter, Gaby, when he got sidetracked on those cherry pies. I'd say this tour was a goldmine. It's as big as a barn that's filled with just about everything. Everything except customers, Patsy. If I hadn't been around, Hosey would have been alone all afternoon. And why in the world does he keep all this big stock?  That's the motto Hosey keeps quoting. He's forgotten that half his customers have moved away since Baybrook brought up this land. Well, again, folks, with a pie all wrapped up for Mary. Oh, that reminds me, Miss Carter, I was telling you about her brother, Tom Prentiss. Yes, how long ago did Tom go to prison? Well, I can't exactly say, Miss Carter, but I can tell you how long he's been out. And that's since yesterday. Oh, you've seen him? Yes, sir, right here in this door.  But let's get over to the station before the night break comes along and blocks us off. It's kind of dark, and if you want flashlights, I've got some nice 69 centers in the hardware department. I have my own light. Thanks. Come on, kid. Hello, Mrs. Patrick, we're back. Hello. Mr. Hosey will be along in a few minutes with a friend of ours, Gubby Wilson. Hello, Mr. Carter. Well, hello there, Charlie. Hello, there, Charlie. I told you to stay in bed. How high can you count, Charlie? No, dear. Now run back to bed. Hurry now. You can count the cars while you're in bed. But things play to just about starting. Oh, Carter. I thought you told me you liked cherry pie, so I bought one along for you. Thank you. Oh, say, you just got a good idea. Maybe Mr. Carter ought to look over those bills the late and the other papers Jim used to keep. Yeah, you might find a clue there. Are they still in Jim's desk? Well, either there or in the safe. Come on, Miss Carter, let's go in the office. You can try what's in the desk first. All right. There they are. Right there. Don't imagine there's much here that can help. You can't tell. You might find something. No, Mr. Hosey. I'm afraid there's nothing here in the desk that I can use. You're sure now, Carter. Did you look real careful through that pile of papers in the wirebasket? Yes, I did. What about that old safe in the corner, Mrs. Patrick? Maybe they're in there. Well, I don't know the combination, Mr. Carter. You'll never get it.  Nick opened the safe door. It's almost as easy as you open an icebox. Well, I'll go and give it a try anyway.  Oh, you heard, Nick. No, Patrick. I hadn't gotten up in that desk just when I did. That bullet would have gone right through my head. We ain't got to stop that freight. The killer's on it. I'll tell him to go out to the next station to fly the tower. Have him get the chair. Search the streets. That won't do any good. As soon as the train gets out of town. There must be someone in there.  Searching behind that pile of railroad ties. You down there.  Fire no gun.  Promise you won't shoot.  OK? I'm coming out. Get his license. Come out of here. Don't take all night. You shot me in the leg. We ought to put another bullet for your heart, not that deadly killer. I'm not the killer. Hey. Hey, you know who got it? Yeah. Tom Prentice. Is it your brother, Mrs. Fitzpatrick? Yes. After what happened last night, I made him hide in my attic. Well, why didn't you tell him? I was afraid he'd be blamed for killing you. Whatever my next oneation is now. He's been shot. He needs a doctor. I'll go call on you. Oh, Tom. Tom, why did you leave the station? Why didn't you stay where you were? I heard the gunshot, Mary. The freight was passing, and I know the killer would done it. I wanted to hop the freight and try to catch him. You thought the killer was on it. Now that's a hot one. You were on it, Prentice. If our bullets hadn't made it hot for you, you'd still be on it. I had just hopped on when you started shooting him. I tell you, I was going to try to find him. Hey, hey, what's happened? What's going on here?


Julia, what are the plans for questions? Were you wanting to take them from the chat box as we go along? Did you want me to use my common sense about it? Did you want to leave it till the end? We've lost our presenter now. And everybody else here and me at the moment? My rather tired voice. Thank you, Donna. Fine. Just bear with me just for a moment. I don't quite know what happened to our presenter then. She seemed to disappear. I should keep an eye on her popping back in again. And we can ask her to speak to us. That's strange. First time that's happened today. This is the 23rd presentation as well. So we've done very well. Does anybody want to start a short conversation in the chat box about something? Ah, she's back. Hi, Julia. Sorry about that. Hello, Julia. Can you hear me? I can hear you fine, yes. What happened there?   I don't know what happened. Oh, it happens to us. Bear with me and bond in there.  Could you possibly either get nearer to the mic or turn up the microphone next to the green thing at the top of the screen? I can do that. How do I sound now? Better? Still not as loud as you were before you disappeared. OK, so just my. How's that? Oh, that sounds good. That sounds good. Great. OK, so I can just advance the screens using the arrow at the bottom. Is that how that works? Yes, you can indeed. OK, very good. Great, thank you. So today, I wanted to talk to you about oral health during pregnancy at NYU. We were fortunate enough to get a rather large grant of $5 million to study oral health. And so we've been very involved in oral health and folding oral health into all of our curriculum. So for all of the midwifery students, as well as the nurse practitioner students that are at a graduate level in our university, each specialty has oral health and the discussion about how oral health is important and how it can affect pregnancy is really what I wanted to talk to you about today. So we know that there are oral systemic health problems that are very common to pregnant women. And what we might not know is that they have an incredible significance for the overall health of both the mother and the baby. And so today, I just want to talk to you, make sure that you're aware of the things that are significant about oral health and what we can do to help these moms and ultimately help the baby. So today, you're going to understand the importance of the oral systemic health during pregnancy. You're going to look at six oral health conditions and their effects on pregnancy and how to manage them. And hopefully, this will lead to improved outcomes for both the mothers and the babies. I'm also going to talk to you about things that you might do in your clinical setting that we found helpful here when we're thinking about oral health. So let me see if I can get this to come up. So in the United States, and I did not look at oral health in every country or anything else like that, we haven't looked at it internationally. But in the United States, we know that almost half of women who recently gave birth did not have a dental visit in the past year. So they're probably all missing at least one visit and maybe many more. Because we know out of those, half of those women, that 18% or one out of five have never had their teeth cleaned in their life ever, which means they probably have never been to a dentist. And that's not really acceptable for a pregnancy. It's not really the thing that we want to be part of a pregnant woman's health. So 40% of the women have some form of periodontal disease, and periodontal disease has a great number of sequela that I want to talk about today. So can I just stop for a moment and ask, if people have questions, that's perfectly fine with me. I guess if you put them in the chat box, I'll keep trying to check over and see if there's anything. Is that the way that you've been doing this in the past? You do it whichever way you wish it to be. So if you like, you concentrate on your presentation. And if I see a question that needs answered right then, I will interrupt you. How about that? That sounds great. Thank you, Linda. Actually, there's a question straight away that you perhaps need to add to the question. Oh, I see. There's a question about periodontal. So periodontal disease means gum disease. And gum disease, of course, is going to affect your teeth and cavities and that type of thing. That, Harry, do you understand the word now? Sure. So anytime. So please, that's exactly the right kind of question. If you don't understand what the word is, then the presentation is not going to help you very much. So please, don't hesitate to ask. So there are a number of different oral health problems during pregnancy that we're going to look at today. Gingivitis is one of them. Periodontitis, tooth decay, or caries, enamel erosion from vomiting or reflux, and pregnancy granuloma. So I'm going to explain each one of these to you and let you know what can be done during pregnancy. So we'll just go through these one at a time. So if you look up at the top here, you're going to see a nice little presentation of healthy gums. So we want gums to be pink and firm. We don't want them to bleed. When you have healthy gums, like that's pictured in the top, what you have is basically a barrier to your systemic system. So nothing is going to get into your bloodstream when your gums are healthy. It's there to protect the rest of your systemic system. And down at the bottom, we have something called gingivitis. So gingivitis, the gums are soft. They are swollen. They can be edematous. And they can bleed bleeding. So they'll bleed when you brush. They may bleed when you floss. And that's not what we want to see happen. And it's very common in pregnant women. Of course, 25% to 75% of pregnant women will have bleeding gums. And for us, we used to say all the time, well, that's normal. There are some hormones that influence pregnancy that make your gums bleed a little bit. But they really should only bleed. I mean, I don't know that they should really bleed at all. We've always thought it was normal. But maybe it isn't. Maybe we should really question anymore whether that's normal or whether you have to have bleeding gums during pregnancy. So we know that gums bleed because they're not taken care of. We know that people don't brush enough, or they eat the wrong foods, or they don't brush as often as they should or floss. And we know that the hormones of pregnancy will actually exacerbate gingivitis. So enamel erosion is another thing that we want to think about because so many women are nauseous for so long. We hope that by 14 weeks, 16 weeks somewhere in there that they will stop vomiting.  I was nauseous for nine months. So you can have nausea and vomiting for a very, very long time. And that acid in the vomit or the reflux can actually erode the enamel so that cavities can get into the teeth more easily. So the way that we can help pregnant women is to have them reduce that acid by rinsing with water or water and baking soda. I see that you get free dental care in the UK. Yes, we love that about you. And we get free dental care here in many states, in the United States, because we have federally funded health centers. And actually, in the United States, many of the women can get free dental care for two years. So we really encourage them to get in not only while they're pregnant, but to continue after they're pregnant. And I'll tell you why in a little bit. Another thing that pregnant women get that's very common is pregnancy granuloma. We know that 5% to 10% of women get this.  It's benign. It's not a problem. It's a lesion on the gum that can be on the gum that lifts the tongue. And it's caused by irritation from poor dental hygiene. It usually resolves after delivery. It also can come from heart. It's hormonal. And you don't need to worry about it, but you can worry about it if it starts to bleed or if it gets in the way of chewing or mastication. You want to remove it or have it removed by a dentist. So this is something really that you don't need to worry about too much, unless it causes a problem for the mom. So caries, cavities, tooth decay, results from poor oral hygiene, high frequency of sugar intake. So what happens is that we have the bacteria from the carbohydrates metabolizes and then gets breaks through the enamel and causes the cavity, which can then go up to the root of the tooth. It also makes much bigger problems for the mom and the baby. I don't tell the story too, too often, but one of the midwives here at the states was telling me about one of her moms who was eight months pregnant. And she had obviously a tooth decay and a carry and developed into an abscess. And she went into the emergency room to be taken care of because her jaw was swollen and she was in a lot of pain. And no one would care for her. And so while she was there, they just sent her home and said, no, you're pregnant. You're too pregnant. We can't. We won't care for you. And the next day she came in and her baby was fine the night before, but her baby, she had a stillbirth. And they did an autopsy. And the cause was that the same bacteria that she had in her mouth from the abscess had gotten into her bloodstream and into her systemic system and caused the baby to die. And then subsequently, really a few days later, the mom also died, passed away. So just all from a toothache. So that's why I think it's so important. Really a very sad story. And that's why I want to bring this information to you. And I'm not sure if these are pregnant teeth or not. I see that question. But so teeth or teeth, whether they're pregnant or whether they're not, they still look like this if they have caries. Sometimes they look like this.  So we talked a little bit earlier about gingivitis. And periodontitis is an even worse untreated gingivitis. So this is the thing we're really trying to avoid. So gingivitis, you can see, as I told you before, you're going to have some edematous gums. They're going to be swollen, tender, inflamed. They're likely to bleed. That's one part of it. And once you start bleeding, once you have that bleeding in the mouth, then you've got an opening right to the systemic system. So just think of it that way. So what happens with periodontitis is that the gingivitis goes even further and it destructs the gums and the bones that support the teeth. And we used to say, OK, so they're one, two, three each pregnancy. But this is totally preventable and really preventable just by getting some good dental care and some oral health care. So you can see in the bottom photograph that there's advanced periodontitis. And that periodontitis is really exposing caries that were created. And we used to say people got long of tooth. Well, that was really periodontal disease that was exacerbated. And we want to really truly avoid this if we can. So there are some other sequela that I'm going to bring to you. And yes, I do have links for further resources to share with mothers to be.  So here I talked a little bit about this. So there's gram-negative bacteria, endotoxins from that, inflammatory products in your mouth.  And so what we really want to do is when we get gingivitis or periodontitis, we have all these gram-negative bacteria. And they can go to semically disseminate from the mouth into the fetus. So we know that gram-negative bacteria is what's in bacterial vaginosis. And so that bacterial vaginosis is definitely linked with preterm labor. Well, this is same gram-negative bacteria. I mean, some of the information that we have now says there is a link to preterm labor and preterm birth. The evidence isn't really strong yet, so I'm going to just let me put that disclaimer out there. But if you have gram-negative bacteria in your system, why would you want that at all when we can prevent it? So we get the gram-negative bacteria that leads to increased prostaglandins. We know that high prostaglandins lead to preterm labor and preterm birth. And that we get cytokines are also produced from the endotoxins. And that this is associated with spontaneous rupture of membranes, preterm birth, and possible infection. So just to keep these things in mind as a possibility and why it's important to keep a pregnant mother's mouth healthy. So preterm labor, the other thing about periodontitis is that there's definitely really good evidence for the association with poor glycemic control. And so the control of diabetes and the control of gestational diabetes becomes more difficult when we have a mom with periodontitis. So they affect each other, blood glucose control. So one asked me the other day I was showing this picture. And they said, well, what is that?  So we certainly want them to do that. And we want them to stay under good control by not having periodontitis. So I think one of the most important messages that I want you to take home from this today is that it's essential to have dental care during pregnancy. Ultimately, we like them to have it before they even get pregnant. But if you get a mom in and she has not had any dental care, we want to get her in for dental care and a cleaning and an evaluation right away. We don't want her to be afraid of the dentist. We don't want the dentist to be afraid of her. And sometimes it is because of the dentist. It's not always that the, I'm sorry, I was reading the questions on the side. I'm going to stop doing that. I'll let Linda, you'll interrupt me. So what I was trying to say is that sometimes it's a dentist that is the problem. Some dentists won't care for pregnant women. And that needs to, we need to really think about that a little bit too. And we'll talk about that in a minute. So consistent and regular dental visits are key, especially during pregnancy, more so during pregnancy than any other time. It's not only safe to see the dentist. It's the right choice for the mother and the baby. And it's important that we get to know the dentist in our area so that we can refer our pregnant moms to them. We are, as midwives, perfectly positioned to be frontline educators for pregnant women and about the importance of their oral health. We may see them four times. We may see them 14 times during a pregnancy. But we can be asking the question each time about their oral health and documenting the oral health of their moms. So let's just think a little bit about this. When you examine the mouth, instead of thinking H-E-E-N-T, let's change that. Let's do chin up. Head, eyes, ears, nose, oral cavity, and throat. So think of the whole entire head, all right? And let's make sure that we do not use H-E-N-T so that you don't forget the oral cavity. We want to encourage regular brushing and flossing. We want to refer all our pregnant women for dental care. Every single one of them should go for dental care. And we want to make sure that we discuss a healthy diet. Because, yes, eating lots of sweets and everybody wants to eat whatever they want during pregnancy. But the reality is that it's more important to be careful about your diet during pregnancy than any other time in your life. So the other thing, the other time that we can talk to moms, and we're going to go a little bit back and forth here, but I want to just think about this a little bit, is after birth. So when your mom is chewing the food and then giving it to the baby, and she has a carry in her mouth, or she has that bacteria in her mouth, she is transferring it right from her mouth into the baby's mouth. If that pacifier falls on the ground and she picks it up and she puts it in her mouth first, before she puts it in the baby's mouth, she is transferring that bacteria. So mothers, what we know is that mothers with high rates of carries are more likely to have children with high rates of carry. And this is such a preventable disease. Children don't have to have high rates of carries either. But you definitely don't want to chew their food. You don't want to be passing that pacifier. And you want to make sure, we like to say that we want those babies to get in. By the time they're a year old, they should have a dental home, a place where they can go, where they can call, where the mom can take them to the dentist. Now, how many teeth do they have? Not that many at one year. But what they do have is the potential to get carries. And then they can also learn from the dentist how to take care of their children's teeth. And so that they can help prevent carries. So we can tell them, make sure you see a dentist. They should be wiping out the baby's mouth. Even before teeth are wrapped, we want to have them wipe out with either a piece of clean gauze or a clean washcloth. So another goal is that we want to promote, again, oral hygiene for all pregnant mothers and encourage regular dental visits during pregnancy. Some of the things that we do, when OBs we know, obstetricians generally do not refer to dental care. And that's why I think it's so important for midwives and nurse practitioners to be doing that. We like to create a list in the neighborhood of the dentist. And then we call them and ask them if they accept Medicaid. That's our insurance, our health insurance here. So I think if you can create a list for your patients, that is really, really helpful for them so that they don't have to go through the phone list of dentists and try to get in and see who to call and who will take them. So we find out whether they accept the insurance and also whether they'll see pregnant patients. And then we reassure the patients. I think that the pregnant moms, we want to let them know that it's safe to see the dentist, that prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of oral conditions is safe, and that you can have x-rays if you have abdominal shielding. So if you have the steel apron, then you'll be fine. If you can use local anesthesia during pregnancy, it's safe during pregnancy. The other thing is that we want to make sure we talk about oral hygiene about the newborn, because we know that early prevention leads to lifelong prevention of childhood caries. And we want to make sure that moms know not to check that food before she puts it in the baby's mouth. I mean, she can check the heat of it, but she shouldn't put the same food that's been in her mouth in the baby's mouth or the pacifier. So a healthy mouth leads to a healthy mother, which equals a healthy baby. And so it's just one other part, I think, of prenatal care, of postpartum care that we need to make sure that we bring this to our midwifery practice so that we can help prevent unnecessary sequela to both mom and baby. So in terms of, let me just answer one of the questions that was asked before. And this is the end of my presentation. One of the moms before, or one of the midwives before, asked about a reference. And I'd like to refer you to smilesforlife.org. And I put that in the chat room because it's a fantastic website that you can go to. And it's free. It's totally free. And you can do the modules, and they give you free CEUs. And you can take advantage of their modules that are really well done, have great questions, and great CEUs for you to have for your midwifery. And you're very, very welcome. I'm glad that you like the reference. Let me just see if I can see if there's any other questions here. Do any other education programs in the UK include oral health? If you're asking me, I'm not sure. And do NHS dentists look after pregnant women, or do they get turned away here? Yeah, I don't know that. Listen, I was speaking to a dentist the other day, and I asked him, he's a retired dentist. And I said, did you take care of pregnant women? And he said, absolutely not. I told him they could come back when they were done being pregnant. So I think the younger dentists now are thinking more about doing this. And I think you might want to refer to a dental school because the dental schools are going to have, of course, you're sending them for a cleaning and an evaluation. They don't have to have the work done there if they need work. But I think that it's a great place to go for a beginning visit. I know your student knows. Hi, Julia. You're welcome. We just see if there's any other questions. Julia, can you hear me? It's clear. Pardon me? Julia. Yeah. Julia? Yeah, hi. It's clear. It's a delicacy term. Hi, how are you? Hello, I'm fine. Thank you. How are you? Good, thank you. I'm very sorry about the technical issues at the start. But that was an excellent presentation. And I'm sure everybody enjoyed that. I think a lot of the questions that are coming through are more about the UK, which obviously you're not able to kind of answer for, but really inform us of an excellent presentation that you gave for Thank you very much. Well, thank you. Thank you. It was a pleasure to do it. Miles, for live or for healthy. Oh, the question we didn't answer, and that was from one of the students who asked whether or not diet had an effect on teeth. Maybe you should answer that one more for me. Yeah, so of course, diet does have, of course, an effect. And the thing is, is this. So a lot of us, and we like to encourage, are pregnant women to snack every couple of hours, right? That's the way they're going to get rid of their nausea and vomiting. But the problem is, is that we keep introducing those carbohydrates over and over and over again. And so we're just introducing the potential for the endotoxins to get started, and then the cytokines. So it does make a difference. It makes a difference how often. I mean, I think if I were a pregnant woman and she was going to eat every couple of hours, I'd say, listen, if you can carry a soft toothbrush around with you, it doesn't have to be a hard toothbrush, a soft toothbrush, and try to brush as often as you can throughout the day. Because we want you to eat every two hours or three hours. But we, and we want you to have good, healthy snacks. But even a good, healthy snack, even an apple, can create a cavity. So certainly the things that are going to have a higher carbohydrate, like candy or chocolate or something like that, it's going to have even more potential to create caries. The other thing that they like to recommend here in the state, the dentists like to recommend, and I'm not a huge fan of it myself, but they like to recommend xylitol gum. So gum that has xylitol in it, it kills the gram-negative bacteria. And so they say, if you can't brush, chew gum with xylitol. So let's see. Somebody was going off to floss. Good for you. I think Ella has a question about the gram-negative bacteria. Is it present in the mouth naturally? Yeah, well, there's hundreds of different types of bacteria in the mouth. So if someone were to swab your mouth right now, or even swab it after you get done brushing, there's bacteria there. So the problem is when you have the gingivitis, or enamel erosion, or periodontitis, that you have an opening to the systemic system. So if your gums are bleeding, then that's an opening to the systemic system. Just like if you can get gonorrhea through your system by orally. So I think that you have that opening to the system. And the gram-negative bacteria might be there, but it can't get into your system unless you have these oral conditions. That's the take-home message. So if we can get those gums healthy, then we can prevent the bacteria from going systemic. And xylitol, yes. Xylitol is a good product for some people. I think that too much xylitol has been associated with, if you're going to do tons of it, with memory loss and with, I think, one of the other side effects might be GI upset, those kinds of things. You know, anything that you put any kind of chemical you put into your body, I always worry about that. So I'm not so crazy about it. But let me see. Someone else is asking about the hormones of pregnancy. Well, that's a very good question. So the question is the hormones of pregnancy only cause problems if they are already dental problems or experiencing excessive nausea. Right, we keep telling pregnant women that bleeding gums are normal. And I would say to you that I think we need to challenge that. Is it normal? Are the hormones the things that are making gums bleed? If your gums were really healthy in the beginning and you're taking your prenatal vitamins and have a good diet, would your gums bleed? I just don't know that it's normal. I'm actually starting to really question whether it's normal or not. That is another great topic for research. I think some of the students are asking whether educators in the UK include dental health in their programmes. I mean, certainly, it's my university. I don't recall anything being taught, but Linda may correct me there. She may have been in first year. But it's really interesting to get it brought back into the limelight again. Is there anyone over in the UK who know if they all have had sustaining and dental care? The only thing that we teach, Claire, is that you shouldn't have dental work if you've got a cardiac condition or even a suspicion of a cardiac condition because of the risk of septic throughout the system. But no, I don't think we teach it. I can't remember ever seeing it on the timetable at all. It's really interesting as well. We're a bit out of date, obviously. Yes, absolutely. Does anyone else have any other questions for Julia? Lots of chat going on. Obviously, you don't teach it in Australia either. Yes, thank you. Michelle, thank you for correcting the website. I appreciate that. I'm sorry I had it a little shortened there. Oh, sorry, New Zealand. Can I ask Julia for the sake of the students if there are certain foods that are particularly good for suggesting to these women who suffer from nausea to keep that at bay that won't damage their teeth?  So even the healthiest foods can damage your teeth like fresh fruit has carbohydrates. So in terms of pregnant moms with nausea and vomiting, our recommendations are to do small meals frequently, of course. And then the other things that we like to recommend are B vitamins, B6, 50 milligrams of B6, once in the morning and once at night. I think temperament oil is very helpful to carry around. I think anything mint is good. I like there's a, and I'm sorry I don't know the name of it, but the Chinese make a little ginger candy. Like it's a hard candy, which is fabulous also. So we do like small amounts of ginger or small amounts of mint can be very helpful for some women. And I think just a lot of small meals of whatever you can keep down. I mean, basically, we don't want them to go without eating. They're growing a baby. So to do as much as they can and then try to brush or carry a toothbrush around with them and just to try to keep their, if they eat, if they can brush. I mean, listen, I can remember gagging when I was pregnant also. Even the toothbrush would make me gag. So it's a difficult problem to approach, but it's one that we need to pay attention and just do the very best that we can with.  So of course you want the freshest, you want the most organic, you want fresh fruits and vegetables, good high quality proteins, whole grains. Those, I mean, that's really what we wanna promote as much as we can.  I'm gonna say, okay, enjoy the potato chips, but as soon as you can, switch off of those chips and get into something else. I hope that helps. Yeah, that was great, Julia. I think as well, in terms of education, probably getting in young. If people are more about mental hygiene from a young age as well, then hopefully it'll travel through their life. But unfortunately, I'm saying that sometimes you can save. More than healthy things. Good to be prepared for the information for all our ladies. Does anyone have any other questions for Julia? I'm just talking about the use of Popolis Insta. Are you a leader of that, Julia? It's a great comment, actually. I don't have much experience with Popolis tincture. It sounds like something to investigate for sure. And I appreciate that this can be different in different circumstances, different countries, different access to food. How many was asking Julia just about using coconut oil and slushing it around the mouth? Yeah, that's something that... I've never heard of that, but that's so interesting. That seems like an interesting approach. Which we're going to share what you teach at MidWife. Oh, yes. So let me... Yeah, I can tell you a little bit how we've incorporated it into the curriculum. So we start with that he-not. So right in health assessment, they learn how to do an oral health exam, and we also do an interprofessional education day where we'll have a dentist and a midwife and a doctor together in a room. And they're all doing, taking care of a different body system. And the dentist student will teach the midwifery student and the doctor how to do an oral exam and what they're looking for. So that's part of our health assessment. So you do that he-not as part of... Right from the very beginning when you're doing a head-to-toe assessment. Yeah, the he-not is really cool, right? I thought that's a very good... My dean came up with that, it's a great idea. And then we do... So we talk about oral health right from the very beginning in our gynecology courses and talking about adding questions about oral health to every... Even GYN visit. So you're asking questions about, well, diabetes and your kidneys and everything else. Why not ask? When was the last time you went to the dentist? So we want to just keep bringing it into people's minds. It's important to get your teeth cleaned too. That's another part of your health. The mouth is like a window to your health, right? So let's think about that a little bit. And then the other thing is during antipartum care, of course, again, we start to talk about oral care and making sure that all of our patients are going to see the dentist. So that's part of what our students have to do. When they write a note about seeing a patient, we look to make sure that each note includes either questions about oral health or that they've done an oral health exam. And you can learn how to do the oral health exam on the smilesforlifeforhealth.org. They will teach you right there in those modules. And they also have some great brochures that you can hand out that you can give out for adult health and for pregnancy care, oral health. So please explore that website a little bit. It's gonna be very helpful to you. And then the other thing that we do in terms of for the patients, when we're, or for the midwifery students, is that we fold it into the postpartum course also, because we want them to really, that's the time when you're sitting with a mother, you're talking to her about nursing, she's nursing the baby. You can, you have a few minutes then to inform her about how to take really good care of her baby's mouth, so that she can wipe the mouth out when she's done nursing, that she can make sure the baby gets to a dentist by year one, by the end of the first year, that she doesn't do the pacifier and food thing back and forth with the baby, that she doesn't chew the food for the baby. Some, I know in some cultures that moms wanna chew the food up and then give it to the baby, that's not a great thing to do. It's not a good thing for your baby. And so just incorporating that into our postpartum, our antipartum and our GYN courses, they really are the places where we bring it in the most. And we also have the students do, they also talk about it in primary care, in their primary care course, but we also have the students do make a brochure, and they make a brochure that's a health, pardon me, a health literacy oral health brochure to give out to their patients. So, and it has to be on a really health literate. They have to make sure it's on a fourth or fifth grade level and that it's not too complex and that they can give it out to all moms and they have to do it in two languages. So it really helps for them to be thinking about, we give them little assignments so that they're thinking about oral health. And I'm happy to, I'm gonna give you my address right now and you can, if any educators would like to contact me or ask me about curriculum, I'm happy to share any hints that I can give you. That's great, Celia. Fantastic. I'm just about to say we could share the knowledge with the educators that they think that the students would really enjoy and benefit from finding out about oral health and pregnancy. That's great. Does anyone else have any further questions for Julia as we come to a close? It's been, I don't think there's any more. So, can I just? Sorry, Julia. I'd just like to say to you that it's been my honor and a pleasure to be with you today. Thank you so much for this opportunity. Thank you, Julia. It's been a great presentation and we appreciate you coming to speak to us today. Thank you very much for all the useful information that you've given us. You're very welcome. You're very welcome. And happy International Lid-Wides Day, everyone.  Okay, Claire, are you done? I think that's springing. Oh, yep. Great. Can I go through the photo? Great mind, Glinda. Yeah, I'll go through the final in slides. So, thank you, Julia, again, for coming to speak today. It's been really great. I'm just going to turn off the record now if I can get any other comments.


How many hours of sleep do you need?  What would a normal night, a good night sleep hours be for you? I don't need any more than eight. And your wife? She could have eight or a little more. Or a little bit more? I don't need eight.   Before kids?  Have you ever done that? Have you ever taken a period of time to figure out your body clock? It's usually almost never more than eight hours, ever. Okay, but have you ever done anything to figure out your, okay, never mind. But I've never needed a lot of sleep. So I could get by in five hours. Five, six. Well, of course you could get by with it. No, I'm saying it would be a fine night's sleep. It intrigues me to know, and most people don't know what their body actually needs, because it's wide variances. My body hasn't gotten a full night's sleep in a long time. 100% true. Hey, welcome back. Kirsten Briggs with Corbin. We're parents. Different stages, though. Yeah, very different stages. I don't think your kids still wake you up in the middle of the night. No, very rarely. Unless they need something. That's true. If it's an emergency. No.  Yeah, it's much less impactful on the sleep these days. Oh, boy. Yeah. Hope to be part of it. And bless their heart, man. One of the great things about having grandbabies. I'm just in a selfish way. I don't sleep in them. Nope. Bless my daughter's heart, man. Today we got a little control interview. Hey, cool. In actual basic life situations, but in a dramatic 90s Bollywood style. So it's a little clip. Weird. Very strange title. Yeah. Cardiolan acts, basic life situations, but in a dramatic 90s Bollywood style. Let's go. So specific. January Network. So I am joined this morning by the wonderful Cardiolan. OK, so right now we are gonna put your Bollywood acting to the test. Not that you really need testing, but, you know. You're known for giving really, really dramatic performances. For example. What? Exactly. Do you know one of my favourites? Even though it's not from the 90s, but I think everyone will know this. I don't want to put my acting skills here, but it's the part where you go, come on, come on, baby, come on. You've got to be good, you've got to be good. Can you do that for us? Obviously, I've got to do it.  It's a little straight. That's great. Oh, from K3G. Why? So, yeah. I love you.  Right. And I just want you to try and act them out and see how they would... Because if it was really, you're sure you'd realise that. I know. I love the perfect parade. Exactly. I love the expressions that are perfect for the screen. So, we just want to know how you would react to these situations. If it was in a Bollywood film, let's say in the 90s. OK. Because they're very different from now. Very different. OK. So, let's do that. I don't think what I've happened to. No, no, no. That would not have happened to. OK, so, proper drama now. Yeah. Your first scenario is, you're late for a job interview and you've just missed the train. Does that sound exactly like her in the 90s? Good night, Tika. Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha! That was so, so good. OK, how about this second one? How about this one? Your work crush has just noticed you for the first time. So, we're gone. And he's just smiled at you. Yeah. OK. This, I have to say, would be done in 48 frames. Ha ha ha! Would be done in 48 frames. Just to be able to not understand that famous lingo. That is, like, in 48 frames. So, she's like, ha ha ha! And that has just eaten the last slice of pizza in the fridge. But you were saving it for yourself. And now it's, it's gone. What's this? What's this? I'm hungry. Why did she sound exactly the same? I'm hungry. Has she ever done radio acting, like radio stories? I would hope so. From very, very long back. This is not today. Please don't judge my acting according to these standards. 90s were a crazy time. You're going for a jog in the park. And you've just stepped into some doodoo. That's not what I'm wearing, actually. Oh, really? Also, good improv skills on Katalia. Situation, because of it was a movie, I would be wearing a Selvarikamees. And my dupatta would be flying. Exactly, yeah. And then you said, if it got stuck in the poop, catch it out. But then I would continue walking, and the wind would continue blowing my dupatta. In slow motion. In slow motion. With the poop. There's too much detail there, but please go again right here, so I can blow it. How fun is she? Yeah, she, good grief. Personality is so good. Yep. That's why she's one of my favorites. I think Steph says she is her favorite. Yeah. Actress to watch. Not because she's the best actress, just because she loves, just like she loves watching Billy Crystal in movies. Yeah. Billy Crystal is the best. She's just, I love watching Kajol. Yeah, how could you not? Especially Kajol and Charwe Cunt together. Yeah. She's their favorite. And also, good improv. Really good. Kajol, that's not easy. No hesitation on the spot. Yes. And just to do these random things? Yep. Like some of the great actors can't do that. Yep. I don't know how good, because I don't know them, but I don't know how good Danny DeLewis' improv is. No clue. I couldn't tell you. I could probably tell you his comedy improv is probably not that good. Statistically. I've never seen it. Never seen it. Tom Hanks's would be great, because he does comedy. So, we know he could probably take the ball and run with it and never seen him on SNL. So, take anybody that's done well on SNL. You know he can't improv well? Robin Williams. Just not good at it. Yeah. He was pretty much known as the worst, wasn't he? I think it's known that if you gave, he would always stick to the script. He would never go off. Never, never go off book. Really subdued, too. Most of the time. Yeah, most of the time. If you love a favor, if you love Robin Williams, do a little search on Jonathan Winters, because that's who Robin looked up to. And John Waters. And you'll see where he got the inspiration for. I loved Jonathan Winters as a kid. He used to have, Jonathan Winters used to have a TV show. It was a 30 minute sitcom. I don't know how long it ran. I don't remember the name of it, but all it was was this attic full of stuff and he'd come walking on it. It was done in front of a live audience and all he would do is improv with the new props that they had put in the attic. Jonathan Winters, one of the greatest. I feel like Robin did that once. Probably did, but Robin said just straight up that that was the guy, and you can see it. When you watch Jonathan Winters, you can see where Robin, why he looked up to Jonathan Winters. Yeah. Yeah, I love her so much. I do, too. When's her movie come out? I thought it was. I don't know. Soon. I did, too. I thought it was December, but I mean, it's where we're early. Early in December, it's only six. Yeah, yeah. Anyways, what should be our next Kajol film? Kajol, please. Oh, God, I would love to talk with you. We would love, oh, that would be amazing. To talk with you. That'd be an amazing day if we were able to talk to Kajol. Anyways, let us know what her next film should be down below.


Now, we are going to discuss the complete summary of this on-shelf availability. All the four components, which we have just discussed, which was discussed about the planogram, the gap check, the planishment, and the root cause analysis. So now we are going to see as a summary how it will overall impact on the business especially within on-shelf availability parameter. So the first part was the planogram that we have discussed. This first part regarding the planogram. So what we have to do in planogram, two key things. You have to respect the planogram whatsoever has been given the direction by the planning manager, by the merchandising head, by the replenishing head. You have to respect that planogram and then you have to give the preset, the prerequisite for observer, which is the replenishment tool. So again, that planogram, because observer will be based on this, the planogram, which you have set into the system. So planogram has to be there. So this should be the part of the main thing. Second is about the gap check through observer. So gap check twice a day that we have discussed as a summary. We have discussed first, gap check you have to do number one, one hour before the store opening. And second time, you have to do after eight hours or normally at the end of the one shift.  Frequency of this gap check should be daily or at least twice a day. Ultimately, if you do it daily, it will serve the purpose. So gap check maintains the observer. So once you have the gap check, it is normally maintained the observer tool because that will give you alert, a correct alert or a false alert accordingly. So the third part, the third thing was about the replenishment. So what you have to do, we have discussed now that you have to replenish first of all the prioritized articles. And in the prioritized articles, we have already discussed the articles which are ABC articles, the articles which are core assortment articles, the articles which are promotional articles. So all these articles should be prioritized articles and should be replenished as per the priority. So then we have to check the stock and confirm the replenishment. And then you have to use observer monitors, shelf availability automatically. So observer will guide you about the availability of that particular product on the shelf. And the fourth part was about the root cause analysis because unless you will not do this root cause analysis, you will never be able to find out the problem and you will never be able to solve that gap problem. And that gap will be appearing again and again into the business. That should not be there. So what you have to do on this root cause analysis, you have to take action and then you have to register sales and update system. So once a root cause analysis has been identified, how you know already that whom to contact. You have to contact supply chain manager. You have to contact operations. You have to contact buyer. So after understanding that it was because of delay in delivery, late in delivery, not ordering block articles. So whatsoever was the reason you have to identify, register sales into the system and then you have to update the system. So making all these four points will really help you in improving the on shelf availability which was the core thing for a retail store because if the products are available on the shelf, customer will be satisfied and gratified. Ultimately customer will not choose to opt for some competitor. Customer will not choose to leave your organization or you leave your store. So ultimately your customer loyalty will increase and your store patronage will be increased at the end of the day. So on shelf availability is the key. You have to do follow the planograms. You have to make sure the gaps are properly checked and then the replenishment is immediately done and of course, root cause analysis should be properly followed so that the stock availability on shelf availability can be immediately improved and increased and then ultimately it will give impact on the overall business of the retail store.


FL a drafinal re-review Hey, what's up guys is Josh here today. I want to do a little re-review on this FL a drafinal now I tested this compound out quite a bit when I first got it and then I kind of entered this period where I just for Some reason didn't want to take it I was able to as you guys know find those Monafinal analogs on eBay and ever since then they were just head over heels better than this FL a drafinal in every way And I actually really liked FL a drafinal right away I couldn't imagine that I would come to the point that I'm at now to where I really don't like this substance Then when I look about the pros and the cons that I have I don't really see why I don't want to take it so much But I don't want to take it. I'm gonna be honest with you So I probably want to use it maybe at some point Maybe once a month if I didn't have access to the midafinal analogs on eBay So the main thing that I don't like about this is the dullness and the tiredness now when I first took this It almost seemed like it was an anti anxiety type effect And I know that they did studies on midafinal a drafinal FL midafinal and FL a drafinal and out of all four of those the only ones that had Anti-aggressive effects in animals was the FL a drafinal now again A lot of people would say kind of argue with me when I say that there's fluorine in these things and people say that like You know, it's not gonna act the typical way that fluorine does but when you look at the symptoms of fluoride It is being very dull. It is being very just bleh, you know what I mean? So it's weird that this has the most amount of fluorine in it and then it makes you feel that dull bluff feeling Maybe it has nothing to do with it. I don't know and then another reason I don't really like this is that it has to convert in your liver to Midafinal so instead of just putting the midafinal in your body and having it work right away You have to take more of this make your liver turn it into a midafinal So it's just making your liver work extra hard every time you take this when you wouldn't have to take it with the midafinal And I don't know there's just this weird overall dullness and tiredness So I gotta be honest with you guys I did a post you've probably have seen it and I took 120 milligrams of FL a drafinal that day Now I was kind of scared to go more than that because my dosage in the past was about 90 milligrams When you do a little bit more research on it it seemed like the average go-to dose for effects of FL a drafinal is about 150 milligrams and I never tried Going up that high in the milligrams and maybe that would be better I took the 90 milligrams yesterday and then like a week ago or so. I did the 120 milligrams So when I took the 90 milligrams, I was almost kind of like just hired I almost didn't really notice almost any stimulation Now one thing that I'll say that I do like about this substance that I've noticed I tend to be a little bit more productive again I don't really feel like I'm taking anything most of the time I have to think oh, yeah I ended up taking that or oh I took that earlier because in my opinion the midafinal that you feel combined with like the dullness It kind of doesn't feel like too much of an energy burst for me But I was noticing that I was handling a lot of things that I needed to handle There were certain things that what I was kind of dreading a little bit I didn't really want to do and I was noticing that I would just kind of jump into them a little bit easier and kind of Get them done while I was on the FL a drafinal But again, like if I were to really like ask myself go really deep do I feel a hundred percent normal and myself? No, there was a little bit of something there, you know what I mean? So I really struggle, you know, if I really like this substance or I don't even when I was taking it yesterday I was kind of dreading to take it So I was almost a sign like I almost didn't take it yesterday at 90 milligrams Really the only big negative that I saw when I took the 90 milligrams is like I just wanted that dull feeling to go away I just wanted to feel awakened up and I couldn't get that maybe for other people would provide some Anti-anxiety effect. I don't know. I don't know how long Alcon Cam will continue to carry these midafinal analogs So seeing as this is the only thing that we have available and in my opinion Those midafinal analogs are just head over heels better in every single way Except they might be a tad more aggressive, but I don't get that much aggressiveness on midafinal So anyways guys FL a drafinal 100% not for me I really struggle with this compound again I would use it maybe once or twice a month if I didn't have midafinal But that's not the case It's really to the point where I could probably give this supplement away like I wasn't using it before I was dreading to reuse it It had some benefits at some point, but overall, I don't know I just feel like it was a given a take like the amount that it took for me is about the amount that it gave for me So I'm about even so it's like kind of like why take it, you know what I mean? But anyways guys, let me know your experience with FL a drafinal Let me know your experiences with midafinal all the analogs. I'll be very interested to see I've tried the midafinal analogs on eBay so much. They're so easy to take you could take a little bit You could take a lot. I don't have very many issues with it So anyways guys, that's been my re-review of FL a drafinal. It might be the last review Thank you guys so much for watching. I appreciate it so so much We're on the road to 50,000 subscribers and I could not do it without any of you guys help you guys are the best Having a great day out here. Hopefully I have a great day at home. See you on the next video. Peace