Andrew Gallimore

This is why strokes can be so rapidly devastating.

If the brain becomes deprived of blood and oxygen, then the brain cells start to die.

But in the presence of DMT, they live a lot longer.

So they're kind of protecting the brain against hypoxia.

Now, when does the brain enter a hypoxic state?

During the dying process, right?

This is when your cardiovascular system starts to collapse, your respiratory system collapses, the brain becomes deprived of oxygen, and this is precisely the time

when you want the brain to be flooded with DMT just in case you come back to protect the brain from the lack of oxygen.

So that suggests a clear and obvious link.

And if you kill rats, actually, again, I was referring to this microdialysis experiment, if you kill a rat whilst measuring DMT levels, as the rat dies, the DMT levels spike.

So, it suggests that the rat is also maybe having an actual death experience.

Yeah.

I don't know.

But it does suggest, right?

It does suggest that there is maybe some link there.

But what it doesn't explain, of course, is why this molecule would be...

Why this molecule would be so profoundly visionary, that's still kind of a mystery.

Are you being kind of given access to wherever you go after death?

Is it a vision of what happens to you later on?

Okay, so what I think is that I don't think with DMT that you're going anywhere as such.