Welcome to Spirit Jim. We're living in an unprecedented time.

Research shows that the average person today experiences more information through their nervous system in 24 hours than your great-great-grandparents processed in their entire lifetime.

And most of that information? It's fear-based.

Your brain stem, the most primitive part of your brain, is constantly asking, am I safe? When the answer is no, and in today's world, it almost always is, your body physically cannot hold change. No chiropratic adjustment works, no exercise sticks. Your system just keeps hitting the reset button.

It doesn't matter how skills your therapist is. Today, one of Paul's guests is Daniel Vladetta,

who spent 15 years trying to create a device that could do what manual therapy couldn't, make changes

that actually stick.

His ultimate device was inspired by sacred geometry and the shapes he found in a rainforest.

It's called the Oove. It looks like a baby stingray, and it does something that amazes Paul.

Daniel and Paul are joined by Dr. Nicholas Dorr, who's here to explain why we're seeing an alarming spike in neurological dysfunction, even in young healthy people.

Presentations that suggest we're witnessing a species-wide shift in how the human nervous system is adapting to modern environmental stresses.

Before we get started, we'd like to say

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So now get ready to talk about developmental reflexes,

why your body craves instability instead of stability,

and how the nervous system actually learns to hold change.

Well, hello, you guys. As you heard, we have a couple of super smart experienced men on the podcast today.

And I am excited to talk to Daniel and Nicholas because they've come and visited me here up at the Rainbow House.

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