Dr. Michael Breus

I can teach people without anything how to sleep better.

I have yet to find a human who isn't in pain or doesn't have a major mental health issue that I can't fix their sleep without medication, without peptides, without anything, just by talk therapy, scheduling, and helping them.

So for me, I just don't see the need for it.

I know a lot of people out there want to do it.

It's a shortcut, and I'm telling you now, it's not going to turn out well.

Doctors smoke Chesterfields.

Okay.

That was the ad like back in the day.

Like my dad used to show me all these old magazines and they would literally have doctors with cigarettes hanging out of their mouths.

I had a pulmonologist that smoked in with the patients.

Okay.

Like

I get it.

I understand where people are coming from.

This is an easy one to avoid.

This is really an easy one to avoid.

Here's what I do is I tell people to do the mom test.

Call your mom up if she's still around and say, hey, mom, I'm thinking about injecting myself with these things that start with letters and fucking numbers.

I have no idea what the long-term effects on it, but somebody who I don't really know very well told me that I'll sleep better.

Do you think this is a good idea?