Ivan Balabanov

I mean, you tested... I need to make sure that we go here and perhaps maybe we do need to go because these are not easy topics and we cannot... You know how you say, well... you can win it off. One of the biggest problems that human psychiatry faces is tapering SSRIs. This is like the most incredibly difficult thing. And it's not talked about.

I mean, you tested... I need to make sure that we go here and perhaps maybe we do need to go because these are not easy topics and we cannot... You know how you say, well... you can win it off. One of the biggest problems that human psychiatry faces is tapering SSRIs. This is like the most incredibly difficult thing. And it's not talked about.

And there is a lot of psychiatrists that would be like, oh no, like they would come on national TV media and talk about it. And it's like, no, it's very easy, it's whatever. It's total contradiction. It's one of the hardest thing to do. And when it gets really hard, it's not to get to, let's say, from 15 to five. It's the last two. And now you start to blow up.

And there is a lot of psychiatrists that would be like, oh no, like they would come on national TV media and talk about it. And it's like, no, it's very easy, it's whatever. It's total contradiction. It's one of the hardest thing to do. And when it gets really hard, it's not to get to, let's say, from 15 to five. It's the last two. And now you start to blow up.

And now what happens typically is there will, and the patient himself is like, I need to go back on because it's helping me. And it's not because it's maybe it's a serious withdrawal problem. This is highly dangerous, addictive mind.

And now what happens typically is there will, and the patient himself is like, I need to go back on because it's helping me. And it's not because it's maybe it's a serious withdrawal problem. This is highly dangerous, addictive mind.

Yeah, you didn't get the point I'm trying to make. Maybe. The person believes that the medicine is working, while in fact it's the withdrawal of the medicine.

Yeah, you didn't get the point I'm trying to make. Maybe. The person believes that the medicine is working, while in fact it's the withdrawal of the medicine.

Correct. Correct. And they have to go back on it. And this is with people. And with dogs, we cannot even, you know, all we can do is just watch their everyday life, observe body language and appetite and decide if we need to decide for them. They cannot even say that. And that's a problem.

Correct. Correct. And they have to go back on it. And this is with people. And with dogs, we cannot even, you know, all we can do is just watch their everyday life, observe body language and appetite and decide if we need to decide for them. They cannot even say that. And that's a problem.

Okay, didn't really fix the problem. Ori, I totally disagree with what you just said. And it's going to be a beautiful conversation to really go into that rabbit hole about what you just were talking about. Yeah. But it wouldn't make sense. It would be like, again, like a clickbait or this like on TV, like, okay, you have two minutes to say what you need to say.

Okay, didn't really fix the problem. Ori, I totally disagree with what you just said. And it's going to be a beautiful conversation to really go into that rabbit hole about what you just were talking about. Yeah. But it wouldn't make sense. It would be like, again, like a clickbait or this like on TV, like, okay, you have two minutes to say what you need to say.

Like, this is a deep conversation that every like, I bet you we will have a ton of requests of people that would want us to talk about it.

Like, this is a deep conversation that every like, I bet you we will have a ton of requests of people that would want us to talk about it.

Right?

Right?

Yeah. And I, yeah, I love what you're saying. And I have to, of course, mentioned that I am. I do believe that there is time and place for them. But I also do believe that it's extremely, highly overused. I mean, if we're talking, like if I have to put some percentage, I would say like we need to come down to like 3% perhaps instead of... 45. And I can tell you why I'm coming with 45.

Yeah. And I, yeah, I love what you're saying. And I have to, of course, mentioned that I am. I do believe that there is time and place for them. But I also do believe that it's extremely, highly overused. I mean, if we're talking, like if I have to put some percentage, I would say like we need to come down to like 3% perhaps instead of... 45. And I can tell you why I'm coming with 45.

I have a school for dog trainers. I have a very big pool of trainers that train pet dogs.

I have a school for dog trainers. I have a very big pool of trainers that train pet dogs.