Dhru Purohit

Translate that to something like somebody who's dealing with a really traumatic experience from the past.

What is the chip inside of their body?

A cluster of nerves.

Yeah, an actual physical rewiring.

Yeah.

So just to make sure that our audience is with us, right?

The core idea here, which you also talk about in your new book, we have a link in the show notes, The God Shot, very strong title.

We'll talk about the background.

We'll talk about the background.

It's one of the questions we get into.

I'll tell that right now.

So to set the foundation of what we're talking about today,

traditional medicine traditional psychiatry looks at trauma as a little bit more abstract it's a real thing but it can be invisible inside of the body in terms of where it exists

And a lot of people think of it that way.

And they think of it as something that we just cope with.

We try to do our best using the tools that are available in the current toolbox.

Lifestyle.

And your vision and your theory and your proposal here today that you're putting out and your clinical experience through all these patients that you've worked with

is that trauma is a physical injury, which actually has a location and just like a broken bone, that wound can be fixed.

And you talked about it kind of quickly, but we'll just touch on it to make sure that everybody's on the same page.