0:00
I mean, everything happens for a reason, but like...
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Well, that's our mission, and we want to be able to help people in that same situation,
0:06
and be able to not have to be dependent on those sorts of things.
0:10
But how I feel, because so when I used to take my Benzo, which I think was the Xanax,
0:15
if I was like having a panic attack, and it was like a rescue one for me,
0:19
and, you know, thoughts racing, and just all the things,
0:22
and that's what I take as an X, and then the whole next day's worthless,
0:27
because it was just the side effects of that stuff.
0:38
All right, guys, we got Thomas here from Nura Nova.
0:41
It's a revolutionary chair, to say the least.
0:44
We'll have one in like 10 minutes.
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We'll do a demo, but in the meantime, nice to meet you, man.
0:49
What's the story with this company?
0:51
Well, so actually, it was 10 years ago.
0:54
This is kind of where this all started.
0:55
What we were looking for was an alternative to methadone
1:00
or benzodiazepines in Adderall.
1:02
And there was a neuroscientist at the university nearby where I live in Utah.
1:08
And he had a brother go through addiction recovery, and some of you guys might know this,
1:14
but if you go through an addiction recovery process,
1:15
your dopamine levels in your brain plummet, and it's dangerous and really painful.
1:20
And so, a lot of times, you're given methadone to come off of those withdrawals.
1:23
What happens is you can become dependent on methadone as you come off the withdrawals,
1:28
and his brother overdosed some methadone.
1:30
Wow, you can deal on it.
1:31
Yeah, and coincidentally, that same thing happened to my brother.
1:34
So obviously, this is something that was really important to me when I got involved with it.
1:39
And it turns out this neuroscientist was smart enough, and he's just like, dude, my whole
1:43
life mission now is to find an alternative to this.
1:47
Like, how do we help people produce dopamine in an non-invasive and non-pharmacological way?
1:52
And, you know, it was a slow roll for a long time.
1:55
It, you know, thousands of experiments on rodents, and they, you know, dead end after dead end.
2:02
And it was like a penicillin moment.
2:04
I don't know if you know how penicillin was discovered.
2:08
Okay, so it was one of the scientists in the lab working on the project
2:13
brought his sandwich that had molds on it.
2:17
The mold got into the petri dish.
2:19
It was just his lunch.
2:20
It's in the petri dish, and they noticed it started killing the bacteria.
2:23
And that's how the penicillin was discovered.
2:27
So similar to that, a group of these neuroscientists were trying all these different experiments on rats.
2:33
And one of the guys was like, hey, you know, why don't we try vibration?
2:37
We know that there's these nerve endings in the spine called mechanoreceptors that are sensitive
2:41
to mechanical stimulation.
2:45
And all the other guys just laughed at it.
2:47
I'm like, dude, that's not going to work.
2:48
Like you kidding me?
2:50
Vibration, that's strange, that's weird.
2:53
But they just went for it.
2:54
And the very first vibration frequency that they tried was 80 hertz.
2:59
And they cut the rats brain open.
3:01
They looked at it, had 200 percent of baseline dopamine.
3:04
It lasted for three hours.
3:06
What's crazier is how they tried any other frequency.
3:09
They could have tried 100 in a row.
3:10
And it wasn't 80 hertz.
3:12
It would have done nothing.
3:12
And they would have thought it was another dead end.
3:14
So really, really cool.
3:17
How they discovered this.
3:18
And then in 2019, they published their first paper.
3:22
And the NIH picked it up.
3:24
And we got grant funding to do our human trials.
3:28
Of course, the human trials were amazing.
3:30
We saw a 60 percent decrease in generalizing anxiety versus placebo.
3:34
And when coming off of hope, it withdrawals.
3:38
And then kind of the rest is history.
3:41
What a good alternative to.
3:42
You don't have to swallow anything toxic or shoot yourself with a needle.
3:47
You know, he could just sit in a chair for 10 minutes a day.
3:49
Yeah, it's just a 10 minute session.
3:53
And in our trials, we saw a 60 percent decrease after just 10 sessions.
3:58
But there's benefits using it every single day.
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And you're just being vibrated while you sit?
4:02
Yeah, it just feels like a general vibration going up your spine.
4:05
It's just fine like attuning fork.
4:07
It's just really pleasant.
4:09
It's almost like too good to be true.
4:10
Just hearing you say it.
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Well, dude, how I experience it.
4:14
And, you know, I don't know if it's too personal,
4:16
but I just had a rough childhood.
4:17
That's kind of like my brother got into drugs.
4:20
I dealt with intense anxiety for a long time.
4:23
And of course, my therapist was like,
4:26
okay, dude, I know you're struggling.
4:28
We're just going to get you on Adderall and Benzo's and Klonopin
4:32
and you got you dialed.
4:33
All of them, like, yeah.
4:34
And I was like, I'm 20, something and just in a lot of pain.
4:39
Okay, I'll try this.
4:41
I try to get off that at least a dozen times.
4:45
With this, I tried it.
4:46
And after two days, I was off in.
4:50
Two and a half years.
4:51
So a great experience for me.
4:52
And I should caveat to that, you know, I'm the CEO of the company.
4:56
So maybe I can't share that.
4:58
But really, really cool.
5:00
And that's that's how I got involved with with the technology.
5:04
That's awesome, man.
5:04
I was on Xanax for a few months.
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And then I didn't really know about withdrawal.
5:10
They don't tell you that when they give you it.
5:12
You know what I mean?
5:13
They just give it to you like it's candy.
5:14
Actually, the same damn at the doctor, I caught Xanax.
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That's how easy it was.
5:20
Think about Adderall, too.
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That's one thing I want to talk about.
5:22
It's just like, it is insane.
5:24
Literally, we are, we're microdosing meth
5:29
to adolescent kids on the first visit.
5:33
Okay, we're going to give him Adderall.
5:34
You've created an addict for life.
5:38
There has to be an alternative.
5:40
And we've seen really great results
5:43
with people becoming more focused and able to cope
5:45
with the symptoms of ADHD by using it.
5:49
One out of two teenagers is diagnosed
5:52
with a mental health condition these days.
5:56
Like you said, they're going to be on medication
5:57
for a long time when that happens.
6:00
Because they just get out of her all they get.
6:02
For me, it was Xanax.
6:03
And back to my story, like I almost died
6:06
because the withdrawal was crazy.
6:08
So yeah, when I ran out though,
6:10
I got how to seizure.
6:12
And it was really tough to get off that shit.
6:15
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Well, that's our mission.
7:21
And we want to be able to help people in that same situation
7:24
and be able to not have to be dependent on those sorts of things.
7:28
But how I feel, because so when I used to take my Benzo,
7:31
which I think it was Zanix,
7:32
is if I was like having a panic attack
7:34
and it was like a rescue one for me,
7:36
and thoughts racing and just all the things.
7:40
And so I take his effects and then the whole next day's worthless
7:44
because it was just the side effects and all that stuff.
7:47
So when I sat on the chair for the first time,
7:51
this was my experience.
7:54
About five minutes in,
7:55
I felt like a cool sensation in my brain and just calm.
7:59
It's similar to what I would feel
8:01
after taking the Zanix,
8:03
but I didn't have all the side effects.
8:05
And I was like, this is incredible.
8:07
So I'm going to film the next episode and one of those.
8:11
Yeah, that's so nuts, man.
8:12
I can't wait to try it out.
8:14
So when we got started,
8:16
we production was really low and demand was very high.
8:20
So we were selling them for 15,000.
8:22
We've gotten production up now.
8:25
So it's just 6,000 to get one at your home.
8:28
But also we created an amazing model
8:30
where you can subscribe to have it in your home
8:35
Yeah, if you subscribe for a year, it's just 200 a month.
8:38
And then, but if it's month to month, it's 250.
8:41
And just go to our website and scan it.
8:43
We'll ship it to you and then ship it back.
8:46
That's pretty manageable, I feel like.
8:48
Yeah, anybody can afford it.
8:50
And by the way, when we talk about value,
8:52
just there was a family in Arizona recently just got one.
8:56
Three kids, anxiety, husband, anxiety.
8:59
All four of them can use it every single day.
9:03
For 250, it's an incredible amount.
9:05
Yeah, like 50 each business.
9:08
Wow, I'm sure you're getting some amazing testimonials
9:12
That must feel amazing.
9:13
That's one of my favorite parts about this.
9:14
As a founder, like, so I was in venture capital before this
9:17
and still have my own fund.
9:19
And we invest a lot of tech and things which is great.
9:21
And you always are trying to solve a big problem.
9:23
This is my favorite company and it's not even close
9:26
because of all the people that are texting us,
9:30
having their lives changed.
9:31
Like, you know, a kid in Southern Utah
9:35
was having suicide ideation, his provider said,
9:38
hey, this is brand new, you should try this.
9:41
He does after one session comes back and says,
9:44
I don't know what that was.
9:45
But I don't want to kill myself anymore.
9:48
After one session, it does a total neurological reset.
9:51
And it allows you to kind of take a step back
9:52
because when you're in a heightened emotional distress,
9:57
your dopamine levels are so low
9:59
and you just don't have any clarity.
10:00
If you can get that up and just help somebody calm down,
10:03
the clarity comes back and you can make better decisions.
10:07
Any studies on stress yet?
10:09
This helping with stress?
10:10
And that was linked to the anxiety.
10:12
So 60% decrease in stress.
10:14
If you relate that to stress.
10:15
Okay, yeah, because they're very similar, right?
10:17
I feel like they're pretty, like, you can intermingle them.
10:20
Yeah, because you can be anxious
10:21
without some stress on your body.
10:23
Damn, that's not 60%.
10:24
That's pretty good.
10:26
And so dopamine has evolved in a lot of things.
10:28
There's addiction, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, pain,
10:35
insomnia, and Parkinson's.
10:38
And so the opportunities for this are really exciting.
10:43
We're seeing a lot of testimonials on sleep
10:45
that are pretty impressive.
10:48
Like, people doubling their deep sleep.
10:51
We had a gal in Salt Lake City.
10:53
It was getting about 30 minutes of deep sleep a night.
10:55
She's now averaging over an hour of sleep.
10:57
And why that's important?
10:58
People believe that deep sleep is the number one contributor
11:02
to cognitive decline.
11:03
If you're not getting enough, like,
11:04
that's a number one contributor to Alzheimer's or dementia.
11:08
And that's because that's the time during your sleep
11:13
where your brain is washing itself with toxins.
11:16
And as you get older, naturally, you're
11:17
getting less and less deep sleep.
11:18
We're reversing that.
11:20
We're seeing that happen.
11:21
People are measuring with their worries.
11:25
I have a whoop at home.
11:26
So I'll actually test you.
11:27
And again, if you're not getting enough sleep,
11:29
that's also going to contribute to your anxiety, right?
11:31
And so if you can get that figured out,
11:33
there's, yeah, so many benefits.
11:35
Well, we've got to share here now.
11:36
So let's test the thing out.
11:39
Yeah, could you explain what's going on here?
11:41
So actually, we didn't get into that, do we?
11:43
So 80 hurts is very, very fast.
11:45
It's 80 times a second.
11:47
It's very, very difficult to get that deep enough in this
11:50
mind to get to the nerve ending.
11:51
Yeah, trust it on us.
11:52
So team back into the brain.
12:03
So what you're actually getting is 25 hurts on one side
12:08
Those two wave forms combined in your spine.
12:11
And a third wave is formed.
12:13
And that's the 80 hurt wave that's
12:15
embedded within those two waves.
12:16
So a picture, kind of like on a lake, two boats,
12:20
wakes, each other, a third wave is formed.
12:23
That's kind of what's happening.
12:24
And you can feel it pulsating up and down in your spine.
12:26
Yeah, I definitely feel it.
12:27
It doesn't feel like it hurts, so it feels pretty chill.
12:30
Yeah, it's super chill.
12:31
Yeah, this is super laid back.
12:33
For the results, I just think it's an albino personally.
12:37
Yeah, I don't hear it.
12:40
You just turn it on and off.
12:41
Yeah, it just goes for 10 minutes.
12:43
OK, so what's real important dopamine context
12:46
is that it's dependent, right?
12:47
And so I use it in the morning and at night, 10 minutes.
12:51
And right after I'm doing gratitude,
12:54
I'm doing my goal setting for the day
12:56
and then I go into my workout, because I
12:57
want to cement those habits, right?
13:00
And dopamine is the chemical that helps you
13:03
cement and change behaviors.
13:04
And then right before bed, I do it.
13:07
And then I do my gratitude for the day,
13:09
and I talk about my three wins I have that day,
13:10
and the three wins I'm going to have the next day.
13:12
So I'm prepped to ready to go for the next day.
13:14
And what we're seeing people do is, again,
13:16
they're deep sleep's getting better.
13:18
Also, they're falling asleep much faster.
13:20
It used to take me an hour and a half to fall asleep.
13:22
I'd ruminate, I'd roll around 17 minutes to fall asleep now.
13:25
Dude, hour and a half is nuts.
13:27
That's like borderline insomnia, I'd be like,
13:29
yeah, it was rough.
13:30
It was rough, dude.
13:31
And then to counteract that, I was like,
13:33
OK, I got to take a benzo now, right?
13:35
And that's horrible.
13:36
So I use that to sleep either with DanX or wheat.
13:40
And we're seeing the drawbacks to that, right?
13:46
And so this is the message of your sleep.
13:49
You don't actually get deep sleep.
13:51
Yeah, whenever I went to bed high,
13:52
I didn't remember a single dream.
13:54
It was just like nothing happened.
13:56
My body didn't even recover.
13:57
And that compounds over time.
14:00
Do you feel like there's a dopamine addiction right now
14:03
with technology and social media?
14:06
If you guys have read the book, the ancient generation,
14:09
and that, I believe, is like, contributed
14:11
to the majority of the mental health crisis
14:13
is the addiction that we have to our devices, to our phones.
14:15
Like, the human brain was not designed
14:17
to get thousands of alerts and notifications a day.
14:22
That has really damaged our brains.
14:25
And so then we were addicted to an artificial source
14:30
of dopamine and that's linked to bad behaviors
14:34
where you're comparing yourself to other people
14:36
and all those things.
14:38
What we're getting, what we're seeing in our studies
14:41
with our chair, because there's a misconception,
14:43
it's like, wait, I think I have too much dopamine.
14:48
That's not the debate.
14:49
You're getting a physiological release of dopamine.
14:51
So that means after 10 sessions,
14:53
you're getting a stacking effect.
14:55
And we're able to have people climb out of a dopamine deficit.
14:58
When you're getting an artificial, like,
15:01
outside source of dopamine, whether it's pornography,
15:03
whether it's social media, whether it's drugs,
15:06
you need actually more of the same steps
15:09
and to get the same level of dopamine each time you try it, right?
15:13
Still taking your pre-workout after you get to the gym,
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And then after you use it,
16:10
then you get the dopamine drop
16:12
and you're under baseline.
16:14
You're not in homeostasis.
16:16
With this, you get the increase in dopamine
16:18
each time you're climbing out of that
16:19
and you're getting back to normal and healthy.
16:23
So that's why you use it at night too
16:24
to kind of get back.
16:26
That makes a lot of sense.
16:28
I don't want to get off this thing, man.
16:32
I could easily just, you could go on your phone,
16:34
like, this is a no-brainer.
16:37
You got to get these in retail locations too.
16:40
Yeah, so we're working on all that.
16:42
My personal goal, my mission is that everybody
16:44
can have one in their home.
16:46
And we can help the human race kind of get off of some of the habits
16:55
that are causing us to have a lot of mental health issues.
16:57
Yeah, because I don't think this is going away.
17:01
And so you have to have a tool that can help you regulate.
17:05
So thanks for doing this, man.
17:06
We'll do a link in the video with the code.
17:09
And anything else you want to close off with?
17:13
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17:16
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