This episode is sponsored by Revitalist, yet another company that I have pursued to bring on this show as a sponsor because I know they truly have solutions to many of the problems that we face.

Currently, there is a global pain and mental health pandemic that we are suffering through.

For some people, traditional therapies are working, whether it's psychotherapy, whether it's even prescribed medication, but for many, many people, they are what's known as treatment resistant.

The traditional roads are just not working for them, leaving them even more frustrated.

You may have heard multiple times on this show, the Navy SEAL community, for example, having incredible success with iBegaine and psilocybin and in the

UK MDMA-led therapy, the problem is none of those are legal at the moment. The good news is

the anaesthesiology world discovered that ketamine, a drug that they use legally every day during

surgeries, actually has incredible mental health and chronic pain applications as well.

Now, on episode 559, I had Catherine Walker, a certified nurse anesthetist who decided to start

Revitalist after seeing the incredible results on chronic pain and mental health challenges.

This rapidly expanding company is currently in nine

locations spanning Knoxville, Tennessee, Detroit, Houston, Jacksonville, Florida and beyond.

In each facility offers low-dose ketamine therapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, TMS,

vitamin infusions, and so much more. Now to truly hear the full story behind this, go to episode 559 and listen to Catherine Walker's

episode, or go to Revitalistclinic.com, to learn more about the therapies they offer, their

locations, and to reach out to them yourself.

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