Dominic D'Agostino

And that's what I recommend to people.

It shouldn't be your default.

It shouldn't be fasting every day because I think the more you do it, the easier it gets.

But I think you can actually maybe derive more benefits situationally if you have

an inflammation event.

Like there's a person, two people that reached out to me that has shingles or herpes simplex flare up and then they fast then and then it works for that.

Or they have a GI, some kind of GI issue.

Or if they're traveling or for me, when I'm just bogged down with a lot of paperwork, grant reviews, writing grants or something, I'll fast for half of the day or more of the day and I'm just sharper, you know, and just using situationally.

In the context of acute concussion or a brain injury... Let's start with the concussion and then, yeah, talk brain injury after.

In the context of acute, within the first 48 to 72 hours, I think hyperbaric oxygen can be remarkably effective for kids and for younger population and probably effective for adults, if early.

Well, if it's a penetrating traumatic brain injury.

Yeah.

I would go with like standard protocol, like two atmospheres of oxygen, 60 to 90 minutes, five days a week, minimum, maybe three days a week, 40 dives over that period of time, I think could be potentially.

That's a lot.

Beneficial.

Yeah.

That's a hell of a lot.

Yeah.

40 sessions.

That's like the most.