#2567 - Mariana van Zeller

“war on drugs. And they're now taking money away from rehab facilities, from Medicare, from fentanyl test strips, which I think are incredibly important, from grants for naloxone, which is incredibly important, life-saving medication.”

“going after, I think, the wrong problem. I mean, the problem is that they were trying to stop access to Narcan for the consumer. Yeah, that's naloxone. Yeah, Narcan. Sorry. So because they thought that it would encourage people to do drugs if they had access to these anti-overdose drugs. That's somebody who's never spoken to a user, a drug user, a drug addict before.”

“fentanyl in it and you fucking die. Or they give you the Narcan and you live. Like these aren't all just people that just want to like do fentanyl and not die. Of course not. And this is why the fentanyl strips are actually so important.”

“and sometimes not. Narcan doesn't solve it and it's not, doesn't show up in test strips. What is it? It's called Nitazenes. It's my next investigation. I'm actually, I'll come back and talk about it. Who's made this? Also, we made in Mexico with Mexican, with Chinese precursors.”

“he did, is he's also removing money, I just said this before, removing money from grants for test strips and Narcan and from the treatment centres that actually can curb demand.”

“as well. We found that out with Onnit. When we were making Onnit, when we were making AlphaBrain, the nootropic memory enhancing formula, we used third-party testing, and we were finding stuff in the batch that was not supposed to be in there.”

“This is the early days of Onnit when we first would send out our stuff to be formulated. So what we do is so AlphaBrain is this combination of different nootropics and nutrients that are clinically proven to help memory. There's a bunch of these, like this stuff right now, Gorilla Mind, this is nootropics as well.”

“from the treatment centres that actually can curb demand. What people need is access to methadone clinics, to treatment centers and rehab centers that aren't scams. I've reported on scam rehab centers as well, that are actually incentivized to treat people.”

“Do you make drugs decriminalized like Portugal? I think that is one of the paths. I really do think you have to start investing a lot of money in treatment centers in access to drugs like ibogaine and Buprenorphine and methadone.”

“Do you make drugs decriminalized like Portugal? I think that is one of the paths. I really do think you have to start investing a lot of money in treatment centers in access to drugs like ibogaine and Buprenorphine and methadone.”

“There's a bunch of these, like this stuff right now, Gorilla Mind, this is nootropics as well. I'm a big fan of nootropics. It's real. It does work. And so when we would send, we would get it.”

“tea. They have mate de coca. It's a tea. When you go to Peru to Machu Picchu, they give you a lot of coca tea. It's supposed to help with high altitude. Yeah. Yeah. Like, well, that's high altitude herders. They chew coca leaves. It's ubiquitous. Why is the what are we doing? I know. Like, why are we, is it, is it okay to like have the fucking cartels make that stuff and send it across?”

“And wait, and fentanyl and oxycontin, too. They were created to be pharmaceutical drugs that actually have a place. I mean, they help Relieve pain. Yeah, relieve pain. The problem with them. They're insanely addictive.”