Appreciate that

... and, and blessed.

Yeah, I feel very honored and blessed to be able to dig into some of your, uh, worldly experience.

As I mentioned off air, I've got three kids, and, uh, 13, 14 and 19, and, um, all of them, b- t-two for sure, are living in a world that is constrained in some ways by fear.

Not always, but in some ways by fear.

And you know, I know I did.

I grew up in a deep fear bubble, and the way I overcame it was through my physical body.

Any thoughts from your end? Like how would you summarize this when you look at your perspective and the kids, work, everything?

... or should you do less?

Yeah.

Br- beautiful question.

I, I love the nuance.

So I would say, uh, there's a lot of potential, uh, biological objective markers.

So we could look at, obviously, sleep numbers would be a big one.

We could look at, uh, heart rate variability, which would be a big one.

How do you, as someone who knows this stuff so well, say when is it more effective to have a psychological intervention first with, versus a physiological one when someone's psychological state is not productive, let's call it?

Mm-hmm

...

the possibility within peptides, uh, of healing, of improving performance, of eradicating potential illness and disease is like nothing else, with minimal side effects.

However, with the current landscape that we're in, I believe a lot of people are gonna hurt themselves, 'cause the unregulated nature of these things, like, I th- I forget the exact percentage, but it's something like 90 to 93% of these things are coming in from China, and we have no idea what's coming in.

So, like, i- if it's the peptide itself that we're administering, you're probably gonna get a lot of great benefits.

But we don't know if there's long-term negative effects.

We don't know if there's other toxins coming in with that, your LPS, your heavy metals.

But how do you sell that to somebody when someone just is, what's sold to them so much is the benefits are that you look good.