I find it strange that this discussion of science and rational consideration of the natural world is undertaken by people selling supplies for doing magic. At ~30 minutes in there's an ad for such supplies.

While that does not invalidate any actual rational statements or observations they make, it strongly suggests that the people behind the discussion are incapable of differentiating between magical and rational thinking.

That makes it necessary to very carefully consider their statements, because they clearly are incapable of reason. Dr. Kaufman may not be an alchemist or believe in magic, but the host does, and this suggests that Dr. Kaufman's hypothesis is acceptable only to people that believe in magic and alchemy.

Frankly, that's not a good look for such radical disagreement with allopathic medical science as Dr. Kaufman advocates.

Thanks!