Dhru Purohit

How does that impact their own brain and body?

Yeah, and reading your book, I knew this, but really the strong connection that I was walking away from that I think about as you were just sharing is that even people who have gone through like deep,

uh bullying through you know maybe they were obese or there was this or that or whatever sort of reason that was there that they went through this really tough time in their life they could have gone through you know they can have ptsd from that right it doesn't have to always be this sexual abuse now you're walking away you're walking around with that you could have grown up with a parent that you have to constantly be on eggshells with or a caretaker or somebody that's there

You inherit that as part of your own survival mechanism.

It's part of your injury response as well.

And now you're spreading that inside of your own family, where you're the person where everybody feels like they have to walk on eggshells around with, and you don't want to be that way.

And many of these individuals have an insight that, I don't want to be this way, but I don't know how to break out of it.

I don't know how to snap out of this way of being.

And they often have partners that, you know, love them, that see the best of them that's around and know that they're a deeply caring and an amazing person that's there.

So far, you know, we've been talking about your story, how you came up with this procedure, how you worked with a group of people to now, you know, make it available in clinics throughout the United States and the world.

Give me the critical lens that you've dealt with over the years and that you are actively

working on addressing.

So the first thing that we've mentioned, and I mean that not from like the devil's advocate point of view, more from the sense of the limitations, what do people talk about, what is needed to further have people get on the train of this?

So you've already mentioned one thing, this works in 80% of the people,

20% of people, there's different theories as to why.

There could be different pathways that are impacting them that need to be addressed.

Your team is working on getting better.

What other criticisms are there that people should have a healthy view of any sort of procedure and understand?

So let's start off with the data.

You have a lot of clinical experience that's there.