All right.

All right. Jay Campbell in the studio first of all, Jay, you have put this in front of me. And for those who are listening via the podcast app or any

other audio platform, this is a unmarked vial and an insolence wrench. And because I trust you

immensely, because you have never given me bad advice. And in fact, all of the advice you have given me as it relates to health, wellness, and longevity has been an absolute game changer. I'm going to try it. So just tell me what is it that I am about to inject into my physical vessel? Yes. So Chris Coven-Lunee, I love you. I appreciate you. Thank you for having me on your podcast for a fourth time. It's awesome that we're going to do this tonight because we're going to really drop a lot of amazing stuff.

But you are holding... you. I appreciate you. Thank you for having me on your podcast for a fourth time. It's awesome that we're

going to do this tonight because we're going to really drop a lot of amazing stuff. But you are

holding in your hand right now cerebrilicin and you're about to inject 12 milligrams of cerebralizing.

And cerebralizing is the strongest neotropic peptide in existence. It's been in the Russian,

call it Bulgarian, you know,

Yugoslaving world for literally about four decades. And it's fact, it's so popular over there that they actually keep it on emergency vehicles. And when people have heart attacks or strokes,

they load them up with a gigantic bolus of it to prevent, you know, brain atrophy,

oxygen deprivation to the brain. It's absolutely an amazing product. And you're going to

muscular, yes? Yeah, you're going to inject it IM because of the vascular tissue. But it's just a

very, very powerful neutropic for people like me and you, biohackers, you know, people that want to

just get the cognitive benefits. There's nothing like it. It definitely improves brain speed, proves short term and long-term memory. It does so many amazing things. And as you know, I think the biggest thing that it does, and you know, we have to say this is if you get somebody who has early stage dementia or Alzheimer's, you can reverse it. Okay, well, I don't think I'm quite there yet.

The question that I do have, it's 8 p.m.

as we're currently recording this, is this going to influence the night of sleep ahead?

No, absolutely not.

All right.

That works for me.

But you should notice improved brain speed, a little bit more focus, just more awareness.

You know, like the light gets a little bit brighter as we do this podcast because we're

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