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And ketamine, let’s talk about how that that’s affecting too. Yeah. Ketamine does a couple of different things. One, it downregulates inflammatory cytokine production. So again, we’re helping clear that road. And that’s that downregulation of inflammatory cytokines is a reason that if you have someone who has a traumatic brain injury, they’re, let’s say, having post concussive migraines every day.
You can sit them down and go through a series of ketamine infusions. And what we’ve observed is that typically about Number two, like the second one, which is like day three, all of a sudden their headaches are gone because they finally get relief from that inflammation. The brain fog starts to go away.
So about treatment four, four, five, and six are like, holy shit. Like. I feel the best that I have felt in years, like one of the guys that we had in Patriot Power Up, like, got blown up in Iraq, thrown out of the turret. We’ve all heard that story. He literally had woken up every day for the last 19 years with a migraine.
Wow. That would be brutal. I wouldn’t make it 19 years, I’ll tell you that. Yeah. Hasn’t had a headache since he got, since he started treatment.