Dorian Yates

So they had him do a report on drugs and recreational drugs and what his conclusions were.

And he said, people that take ecstasy, MDMA, on the weekend, statistically, they're much safer than somebody that does horse riding.

I mean, this is a scientific.

And they fired him.

And a lot of scientists that work for the UK, they retired.

They're like, we're scientists.

You can't dictate to us what the conclusion must be.

We're scientists.

We just look and give you the conclusion.

Anyway, Professor Nutt now is working independently and funded in London.

And he's doing a lot of these studies on different psychedelics and brain activity and depression and so on.

So a lot of people that came to the camps are struggling with depression and different issues.

And some of the experiences might have been unpleasant at the time, but everybody at the end of the week is like, wow, this is...

the most important thing I've done in my life.

This is life-changing.

I heard that so many times, like literally from everybody that's done it.

So it's worth looking into, definitely.

And no, beyond whatever you might feel at the time, there's no side effects afterwards or anything like that.

And...

Another thing after doing these camps, I mean you're restricted with your diet and before you go, they give you a specific diet and things to cut out like alcohol and any other kind of drugs and so on.