Jason Tyler

And it's very similar to how we practice medicine, at least here in the West, in that you go to the doctor and you tell them your issue.

And then the doctor might have a slew of questions for you based on how you're feeling, what's your diet like, how much sleep are you getting, X, Y and Z. And then they're going to use deductive reasoning to try and give you a solution based on what, you know,

their best evidences based on their training.

How do we make that system better?

there's not a container for, or a system for people to be allowed to listen to their body for a long enough period of time to affect the kind of change that they might need.

Like, let's say for example, you know, you're working an office job and

it's really hard on your nervous system.

Right.

And so you're, you don't have the ability or the time working nine to five, going home, you sleep, you don't have that enough time in the week to just regulate or regulate your nervous system.

And when your nervous system isn't regulated, you have trouble concentrating.

You have trouble, um, you know, you're not eating correctly cause you're eating once a day cause you think that's the right thing to do.

Um,

and all of that compounds, and then we don't have a container in society to be able to say, hey, for the people who are experiencing this thing, a misregulated nervous system, we have a thing for that.

You guys, there should be a system by which you can

take a take a sabbatical and we're gonna put you in somewhere like your sanctuary and this is a place where you can go specifically to regulate your nervous system yeah get into your body stop slow down breathe for a second and then come back properly you know in your body

All the time.

Most people dissociate.

They spend eight hours a day in a dissociative state.

Right.

Which is not good.