Tej Gill

and then you know the coffee business and just all parts of my life are getting better by the day and we need but most veterans don't have access to any of this stuff and they don't even know about it the va just gives them pills on top of pills on top of pills and then guys go kill themselves

Yeah, from breaching.

I was a breacher, so we've blown doors and blown holes in walls.

And they also say it comes from firing heavy weapons all the time.

For a little while, I did ground mobility in the SEAL team, so we did a lot of heavy weapons, the .50 caliber machine guns, mortars, stuff like that.

And then also...

parachuting, I had a hard landing where I got knocked unconscious on the landing skydiving accident.

And, you know, all these things, they just add up their cumulative.

So over the years it gets worse and worse.

And I went, I went through, um, they're actually through Debbie Lee's program, America's mighty warriors, another 501 C3.

We did a spec scan in my brain and my brain, it measures the areas in your brain that have blood flow.

And I had a lot of areas in my brain that weren't getting blood flow at that time.

And

I did about 80 dives in a hyperbaric chamber over six weeks, just knocking them out two a day, Monday through Friday.

And at the end of that, it restored.

It was crazy the amount of blood flow it restored, but I could sleep better.

I could think better.

It actually fixed my eyesight and got rid of the tinnitus, the ringing in my ears.

It was life-changing for me.

It was amazing.