Good something to add to the conversation.

Call the show at 877-931-4 TNT.

You're listening to the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire.

Tyler has a big long haul flight in front of them today.

I'm going to be going from the East Coast to the middle of the country.

All right.

Good thing you don't have to drive first.

Right.

Go through El Paso because the airspace is restricted around El Paso now. Why? We don't really know why. I think it's part of Venezuela now. We're not allowed to fly over it. What's the story on that? But that's a whole other story that I'm going to get to after I read you some science here. All right. They have developed, though, what they think is a pill for jet lag. Yeah. I won't have that. I will tomorrow morning. You guys do the show early out there, man. Scientists from Kanazawa University in Japan. I think they're about to join the SEC. I have developed a drug that can reset your body clock forward.

Let me get through the science part before you ask questions.

It's called Mick or Mike, M-I-C-628, and the compound works by inducing a clock gene called Per 1.

And this maintains your, it's the gene that maintains your circadian rhythm when you wake up,

when you sleep. In a single dose that they gave to mice, certainly internal clocks readjustment

period from seven days to four. Finding suggests that the compound may serve as a prototype

smart drug for managing jet lag or shift work.

And it could be more effective than existing methods of trying to rearrange the body clock, light therapy,

and taking melatonin or a couple of them, they think this is better.

And they found that jet lag is worse when you're going east.

Yeah.

Well, yeah.

Because you lose an hour.

Oh, yeah. Because you're losing time then Yeah. Well, yeah. Because you lose an hour. Oh, yeah.

...