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with the sodder. the lead sodder and lead cables and now all sorts of health problems and they didn't know they were in peril then. >> exactly. you made a couple of great points. it leaches into the soil and into the water. that means that kids can be exposed and we worry about kids a lot. one out of 40 kids, steve, end up with lead intoxication, overtime chronic. there is a million people die every year from lead. the ones we worry about the most are workers. they get the most exposure or have had the most exposure in lead cables, lead paint. plumbers get exposed to it. people work directly with lead. people work in gas stations. you also said another key pointed, people don't know because they don't know what these symptoms are. irritability is number one on the list. a tremor, feeling fatigued, feeling weakness. having trouble concentrating. that can be a lot of things. the good news is i can test for it. i can test for lead in my office. i do it all the time. it's a very simple test. and, of course, the e.p.a. and others can test for it in the