Hey everyone, I have scheduled our next Q&A for Saturday April 4th at 8:00 AM mountain Standard Time! https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89174965384?pwd=9UDmW0bMiziXv3ZnASIbZ3eDprTKnv.1

Hey everyone, thinking of hosting the next Q&A Saturday April 4th at 8:00 AM mountain Standard Time, let me know if you're able to join and I will book the call if enough people can make it! Time Zones: Pacific (PST)7:00 AM Central (CST)9:00 AM Eastern (EST)10:00 AM Atlantic (AST)11:00 AM If you're in that Arizona MST zone, it's 7am I believe lol Drop a comment if you're in!

Hey everyone! I recently have been using a device called a Beech Band. It’s like a lazy person’s way of EFT tapping, it vibrates consistently which calms the nervous system. I personally really like it so far, I’ve actually found it to be successful at what they claim, might be worth checking out! https://www.beechband.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopTSaIiSvlPeAIyVaWBiMpwg8j1SWaS8E064hyk4gE-WFtMfQzP

Not sure if this is in your realm of expertise Curtis but I'm curious about how dopamine signaling (including receptor sensitivity) may be connected to anxiety/OCD tendencies and reward-processing patterns. 🤔 Specifically: - In individuals who may have lower dopamine receptor sensitivity or dysregulated dopamine signaling, what are the common root drivers (genetic vs environmental vs inflammatory, etc.)? - How does this tie into anxiety-based or OCD-type patterns neurologically? - From a functional perspective, what are the most effective ways to support this (nervous system, gut, inflammation, etc.)? - Are there any supportive tools you've found helpful like such as targeted supplementation, homeopathics, or peptides that help regulate these pathways without overstimulation? I'm already doing a lot of work spiritually and mentally, so I'm curious what support looks like on the physiological side if needed.

Wanted to gauge interest in hosting our first Q&A! If enough of you can make it, I'd love to get one on the calendar soon. We're still building out the structure as the group grows, so bear with me as we find our rhythm. Over time, we'll move toward consistent, scheduled Q&A sessions, but for now, let's start somewhere and go from there. Drop a comment if you're in!