That

is that component and really where it's brought me in my practice of, kind of this tragic loss is I thought clearly we wrote this before we got here.

And my goal, I say, I do a lot of nothing all day as a provider, a practitioner really is the innate intelligence, God, and the person with we've got to percolate it through the beingness.

So having that we're treating souls, having a human experience and having that understanding of, I train my providers here on deep presence and listening in that the individual in front of us will tell us the exact path back to Wellville or connection with Source or connection with God.

Dis-ease is separation from Source.

So that's what it is.

It's the further that you've drifted.

It was just brutal to watch.

Did she have Parkinson's or was it something else?

She did not.

Um, you know, she was 43 when she passed, and the first symptoms started about 18 months prior.

We had just bought our first home together.

We, uh, we blended our families.

She had three kids.

I had two.

Mm-hmm.

For all the listeners.

Awesome.

Well, let's start with environmental toxicity.

So which is always an uplifting topic to start with.

Um, I remember as a student in the late '90s getting into environmental medicine, and it was like, geez, this is depressing.

Like, we are, we're swimming in a toxic soup.

Now, the good news is we're human beings, and we're very resilient, we're adaptable, and, um, we have a lot of ingenuity.

Okay.

And do you now treat patients or...?

Yes.

So we...

I just published Defying Parkinson's, uh, where we have discovered over eight years, we have a, a database with a AI, uh, backbone, what I call Prometheus.

Um, it found five subtypes within the data set of, we've had over 2,500 people come through our brain regeneration camp here in Park City.

They fly out for a week-long camp, brain camp.

I discovered adults like camps.

... what's the innovation so far that you've come up with?

I'm looking for your take on what I just said.

You know, going through the system and experiencing how fractured and broken, like we all know it is, and it's a system effect.

It's not the providers, it's the system.

And what has happened is there's not enough time to For neurologists or general primary care to get into it with people, I have found three very large buckets.

And, you know, this is a story specifically I picked Parkinson's.

I could have picked any of the neurodegenerative states.

So I created the ECHO protocol out of this in the last eight years.

For sure.