Dr. Nayan Patel

some NFL teams for glutathione concussion protocols and things like that.

And what we have done is one of the researchers in Pittsburgh have done some brain mapping studies and they use the topical form of the glutathione that we make it.

And he goes, oh my God, this is the only glutathione that actually crosses the blood-brain barrier.

I have never known about that part.

I said, it's like instantaneous, like the light bulb goes up in your brain.

Right.

And so.

We don't know what all the ramifications are at this point yet.

It's very early on.

But there's a potential that if we can do that part, then one day we'll be able to predict that, hey, if I can reduce the oxytocin in your brain down, we can delay the onset of all kinds of neurological issues that exist today.

Because today, there's not a single cure or a drug that can reverse any of the neurological disorders.

Yeah, not exactly.

And so if the glutathione is what the body produces to deal with it, and now the technology has entered the blood-brain barrier, there's a potential long-term.

And so anecdotally, I've been noticing something great because I've been using for a few years now myself, that my sleep patterns are good.

I used the ring for like 30 days.

I trashed it after the 30 days because my worst score was 90.

That was my worst day, right?

And every day was either 94, 95 or anything like that.

So I don't wear anything on my body at all because whatever I measure has everything is just got improved so much right now.

I already know.