Dr. Abud Bakri

That's reassuring.

So Flavik Aventon identifies, he makes a drug in Russia, it's called epithalamin, which is the pineal gland extract and had great effects on circadian rhythmicity and melatonin production.

There you go.

Basically giving people melatonin.

But also you upregulate the enzyme that creates melatonin from serotonin to N-acetyl serotonin to melatonin.

So like when he gave it to young monkeys, the monkeys had no effect.

But he gave it to age monkeys that have decreased melatonin.

And, you know, from puberty onwards, your melatonin levels dramatically decrease.

He was able to restore melatonin production in these aged animals and eventually replicated it on humans.

Yep, and I actually searched through all of the literature from Cavinson.

He never mentions REM sleep once in his studies.

He studied Pinelon quite extensively on different neuronal tissue extracts, animal studies, even in athletes, and never mentions the REM sleep.

They didn't have whoops in the 1970s in the Soviet Union.

What?

What?

They didn't have an eight sleep?

You're kidding me.

They didn't have sleep trackers in the 1970s when it came to these.

So there was no reports on that.

But what seems to be happening, let's see, what is this canelion, this EDR?