Ryan Soave

And those are times in which I would imagine their system is looking for something to I mean, if you're hungry, you're looking to elevate your blood sugar. And if you can maintain that, I would imagine that it would have some interesting effects. I was just at a meeting with some of the executives of the major insurance companies, our company, and has a private meeting with them.

And they were talking about that some of the things that they're looking for. I don't know that I'm sure it's been used off label, but I don't know of anybody that's using it yet on label for any of that.

And they were talking about that some of the things that they're looking for. I don't know that I'm sure it's been used off label, but I don't know of anybody that's using it yet on label for any of that.

And they were talking about that some of the things that they're looking for. I don't know that I'm sure it's been used off label, but I don't know of anybody that's using it yet on label for any of that.

I think that people can be set, have their nervous system set in a way that they need that level of stress or activation in order just to kind of get to baseline, in order to kind of feel alive. You know, I've seen that a lot when I've worked with especially special forces combat veterans, you know, coming home, like a lot of the mundane stuff almost didn't feel like they felt alive.

I think that people can be set, have their nervous system set in a way that they need that level of stress or activation in order just to kind of get to baseline, in order to kind of feel alive. You know, I've seen that a lot when I've worked with especially special forces combat veterans, you know, coming home, like a lot of the mundane stuff almost didn't feel like they felt alive.

I think that people can be set, have their nervous system set in a way that they need that level of stress or activation in order just to kind of get to baseline, in order to kind of feel alive. You know, I've seen that a lot when I've worked with especially special forces combat veterans, you know, coming home, like a lot of the mundane stuff almost didn't feel like they felt alive.

You know, and of course this isn't everybody. This is the ones that were coming to me, but that they needed to be involved in like really risky behaviors or really high adrenaline behaviors kind of felt like they were just getting to kind of baseline of being normal. It wasn't even like taking them to another edge.

You know, and of course this isn't everybody. This is the ones that were coming to me, but that they needed to be involved in like really risky behaviors or really high adrenaline behaviors kind of felt like they were just getting to kind of baseline of being normal. It wasn't even like taking them to another edge.

You know, and of course this isn't everybody. This is the ones that were coming to me, but that they needed to be involved in like really risky behaviors or really high adrenaline behaviors kind of felt like they were just getting to kind of baseline of being normal. It wasn't even like taking them to another edge.

And, you know, that makes sense to me because a lot of like what basic training or the training that they do later on for more special forces is while it's skills training, it's really nervous system training, right? It's the ability to do those skills under an extreme amount of stress or lack of sleep and everything.

And, you know, that makes sense to me because a lot of like what basic training or the training that they do later on for more special forces is while it's skills training, it's really nervous system training, right? It's the ability to do those skills under an extreme amount of stress or lack of sleep and everything.

And, you know, that makes sense to me because a lot of like what basic training or the training that they do later on for more special forces is while it's skills training, it's really nervous system training, right? It's the ability to do those skills under an extreme amount of stress or lack of sleep and everything.

like that so if they're kind of oriented in that way then when they come home or they're in environments where it it doesn't it takes a lot to bring them up just to that level of like what might feel normal for them their their kind of system is set up much higher than here and they've got to get up to that to just feel alive so i don't know if addicted maybe it is addicted i feel like they have a need

like that so if they're kind of oriented in that way then when they come home or they're in environments where it it doesn't it takes a lot to bring them up just to that level of like what might feel normal for them their their kind of system is set up much higher than here and they've got to get up to that to just feel alive so i don't know if addicted maybe it is addicted i feel like they have a need

like that so if they're kind of oriented in that way then when they come home or they're in environments where it it doesn't it takes a lot to bring them up just to that level of like what might feel normal for them their their kind of system is set up much higher than here and they've got to get up to that to just feel alive so i don't know if addicted maybe it is addicted i feel like they have a need

You know, it's a drive. It's a drive.

You know, it's a drive. It's a drive.

You know, it's a drive. It's a drive.

Well, they're not going to meet a diagnostic criteria. Progressive, et cetera. Yeah. What is the diagnosis? It's always this progressive. I don't know if it was, was it on your podcast or did I read about this somewhere else where when they took, you know, there's the classic study about taking rats with cocaine and