Luke O'Neill
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4,575 appearances
24 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
Luke O'Neill’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, exactly.
Yes, yeah.
And the last one, but th uh this specific topic, um, if you block it, right, you you might think if you block it, you're gonna fall asleep.
Now that can happen.
They've shown they've shown some studies if you block it too much, it might make you feel a bit sleepy.
But guess what?
Blocking it might decrease addiction.
So in other words, you're not obsessing and focusing on something as much as you wear, because again it's regulating the brain if you block it, you know.
So again, they're talking about somehow dialing it down slightly to decrease attention on.
things, you know.
And then maybe there'll be a use for addiction as well.
And and this approval by the FDA, Pat, means it's now available for testing in different diseases, of course.
It's safe, you know, and now there's all these other prospects and they're sort of in people's sides.
Yeah, another one.
Precisely, Pat, that could be another use here. 'Cause it if it does control sleep in various ways, you could easily see it being targeted now in the context of something like sleep happening as well.
I I've looked at the fact that this morning there's about fifteen brain conditions now they're claiming this could be useful in if these tests continue.
Now it's early days, of course, a lot of it's experimental.
We don't want to get too ahead of ourselves here.
But the fact that the first disease has been approved in the case of narcolepsy kind of opens up the vista for
How many different diseases being treated?
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