Dr. Dan Stickler

There have been some studies out of Stanford that showed positive effects on aging, cognitive decline in older people, but in some of the younger people we're also seeing, especially with long COVID, we're seeing really impressive results. That's one area we're also involved in a study that's using young plasma to replace the plasma that we remove.

There have been some studies out of Stanford that showed positive effects on aging, cognitive decline in older people, but in some of the younger people we're also seeing, especially with long COVID, we're seeing really impressive results. That's one area we're also involved in a study that's using young plasma to replace the plasma that we remove.

This is really exciting because young plasma is plasma from donors that are between 18 and 24 years old. And this is where... Our human system is at its peak physiologic optimal performance at that age. That's our peak reproductive age. And so all of the things circulating in that plasma is really pro-life-giving at that point.

This is really exciting because young plasma is plasma from donors that are between 18 and 24 years old. And this is where... Our human system is at its peak physiologic optimal performance at that age. That's our peak reproductive age. And so all of the things circulating in that plasma is really pro-life-giving at that point.

This is really exciting because young plasma is plasma from donors that are between 18 and 24 years old. And this is where... Our human system is at its peak physiologic optimal performance at that age. That's our peak reproductive age. And so all of the things circulating in that plasma is really pro-life-giving at that point.

So we're taking older individuals, especially individuals with early dementia, and And we're replacing their plasma with this young plasma. We take off 40% and we give them one, two, or three liters of this young plasma. I mean, it's very impressive. And again, we can't say anything about it because it's a study in progress. And I just say anecdotally, it's pretty impressive right now.

So we're taking older individuals, especially individuals with early dementia, and And we're replacing their plasma with this young plasma. We take off 40% and we give them one, two, or three liters of this young plasma. I mean, it's very impressive. And again, we can't say anything about it because it's a study in progress. And I just say anecdotally, it's pretty impressive right now.

So we're taking older individuals, especially individuals with early dementia, and And we're replacing their plasma with this young plasma. We take off 40% and we give them one, two, or three liters of this young plasma. I mean, it's very impressive. And again, we can't say anything about it because it's a study in progress. And I just say anecdotally, it's pretty impressive right now.

Right. We do ketamine therapies in the clinic. Not so much from the psychotherapeutic standpoint. Most of our ketamine therapies are... designed around where people are waking up, and they're going through some existential crises. You know, what's it all mean? Why am I here? Is their purpose to any of this? And we can help guide them through that process with the ketamine therapies.

Right. We do ketamine therapies in the clinic. Not so much from the psychotherapeutic standpoint. Most of our ketamine therapies are... designed around where people are waking up, and they're going through some existential crises. You know, what's it all mean? Why am I here? Is their purpose to any of this? And we can help guide them through that process with the ketamine therapies.

Right. We do ketamine therapies in the clinic. Not so much from the psychotherapeutic standpoint. Most of our ketamine therapies are... designed around where people are waking up, and they're going through some existential crises. You know, what's it all mean? Why am I here? Is their purpose to any of this? And we can help guide them through that process with the ketamine therapies.

And that's been really rewarding.

And that's been really rewarding.

And that's been really rewarding.

So we take a systems-based approach and that has been the key differentiator for us in the outcomes that we see. We look at the human organism as a whole and not as these individual puzzle pieces that we have to put together. You know, the people that are experts in the heart, people that are experts in the liver, and that's what they focus on.

So we take a systems-based approach and that has been the key differentiator for us in the outcomes that we see. We look at the human organism as a whole and not as these individual puzzle pieces that we have to put together. You know, the people that are experts in the heart, people that are experts in the liver, and that's what they focus on.

So we take a systems-based approach and that has been the key differentiator for us in the outcomes that we see. We look at the human organism as a whole and not as these individual puzzle pieces that we have to put together. You know, the people that are experts in the heart, people that are experts in the liver, and that's what they focus on.

But that's not the way the human system actually exists. We are a whole system. And so when we approach things, we want to assess where the whole system is in this moment in time. So we collect as much data as we can on an individual basis. We're getting extensive amounts of blood work. We're getting QEEG brain maps. We're getting psychophysiologic stress profiles.

But that's not the way the human system actually exists. We are a whole system. And so when we approach things, we want to assess where the whole system is in this moment in time. So we collect as much data as we can on an individual basis. We're getting extensive amounts of blood work. We're getting QEEG brain maps. We're getting psychophysiologic stress profiles.

But that's not the way the human system actually exists. We are a whole system. And so when we approach things, we want to assess where the whole system is in this moment in time. So we collect as much data as we can on an individual basis. We're getting extensive amounts of blood work. We're getting QEEG brain maps. We're getting psychophysiologic stress profiles.