It does make me go, what are the long-term consequences here? Yeah.

yeah so um you can freak yourself out by it and to some extent i did and there was a bit of filling the void what i replaced rugby with but actually the overarching story was more fascination i unlike you didn't actually have a complete knockout event where i was out cold on the floor and it was you know scary for everybody watching on i was repeated head injury so i was just finding that i was getting migraines more frequently.

I was sitting in lectures and suddenly my sensitivity to lights was off the charts.

I was like, why am I noticing all these projector screens? At the time I was riding a motorbike and I'd get off the motorbike and all the vibrations that I now know from the bike was causing migraines as well.

I was very irritable, so I'd even just walk across the road and the buzzer going across, you know, when it beeps.

That would just set me off, you know, like cortisol spiking like crazy.

And then sitting in the library trying to revise at university, I just couldn't get more than 20 minutes without getting symptoms.

So the mechanism of each of these, I've got Conquer 1, I've got Conquer 2, these are separate products or these are different evolutions of? They are