Dr. Michael Snyder

And so I basically said, all right, we're going to do this.

Let's bring in, first we brought in a colleague, George Slavich, who you may or may not know.

He's

He's basically an average childhood, but knows a lot more than I do about the childhood.

And I met him and he's a very, very bright guy.

So he, you know, we came up with some surveys because we have to compare up against something.

We put smartwatches.

The one on Byron Katie didn't quite work out, but we did do blood sampling and stuff for her and even microbiome for people before and after.

And that case, it went out for a way.

And then we, so we ran that study and then

Shortly thereafter, we ran a pilot one with Tony Robbins where we had a smallish number of people who did the Tony Robbins, and we profiled them before, right before, immediately after, and then at that point.

I think that study was done out for several months.

And then I'll tell you about the large one in a minute.

And so we had them do these surveys and things.

And I went in.

I have no idea if this stuff works or not.

And son of a gun, these people really did improve by these questionnaires, by the standards in the field.

Basically, they improved their markers.

Their mental health, yeah, by the surveys.

So that first – and that was true for the Byron Katie one.