Jake

And that's what they've used it for.

I can't speak to their exact traditions or rituals, but you can, I mean, you can look it up right now.

There was no regret.

It was just hilarious to me and excitement to get to live the rest of my life with this knowledge.

And Ohio State, University of Texas, and especially Stanford did the big one.

Then they hand you a bowl of fruit and they do this for everybody.

And they hand it to you and they know, like they've done the medicine.

They've all done multi-year studies on this.

And even in medicine, like even in Western medicine, looking at this from an academic point of view, it's doing unbelievable things that

So they know what you're tasting.

But I mean, this might as well be ambrosia.

Like it's the nectar of the gods.

When you taste this fruit after doing the DMT, it's the best thing you've ever tasted.

you know, seem impossible.

Like it almost ruins food for you.

Uh, they say that it's reopening neural pathways.

Um, it completely, it resets your receptors in your brain.

So I'm sitting there and I'm just, I eat a piece of fruit and I just die laughing.

So that's actually how, where Ibogaine started is it was being used to treat people with addiction because it completely resets your opioid receptors.

And then I eat a piece of fruit and I just die laughing.