Rick Perry

And I want to get us back on the track that we were talking about.

You know, Brian's done a great job to discuss the –

The spiritual aspect of the medicine and what I mean, that's incredibly important.

Don't get me wrong on that at all.

But what brought me personally to the medicine, obviously my relationship with Marcus and Morgan and what have you, and then as I studied it, I'm like, if you're really going to be –

a legitimate spokesperson for this.

If you're going to put your reputation out there, you need to be treated.

You need to go through the treatment.

And I'm going to get to you at the end of this conversation, but I want to set this up, if I may.

And

In 2023, if my memory serves me correct, this is the same time that Nolan Williams was heading up the 30 veteran study that Stanford was going to oversee, kind of the early days, if you will, of some clinical trial-type effort to –

have the data, to have the background, some early day efforts to start educating the public about that is how I do this.

They had 30 vets.

I think they were between the ages of like 22 and 42.

They all had moderate conditions.

to severe PTSD.

They were – some of them addicted to alcohol.

They were pretty classic veteran population that had some real challenges.

They were sent – well, to Stanford and they did baseline functional MRIs.

And then they were sent down to Ambio just south of Tijuana where they were given the treatment.