Blast Waves Damage Ptsd Psych Meds Burn Pits Explained
recovery"I walk out of my house some days and I literally want to kill myself. Then I walk back in, do my little exercise to get my brain in a different orientation, and walk out another door." Boone on blast wave damage, TBI being mislabeled as PTSD, psych meds making warfighters more suicidal, and burn pits. His book FPL puts it all in one spot — cannabis, psychedelics, sleep studies, the stuff that's actually working. "If you could see TBI on someone's arm, you would treat them completely differently."
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Exactly. I was one time.
Yeah. Yeah.
You get 40% of that hit that that kid took.
What, what did you do to your brain, your heart, your lungs?
What kind of damage did you take?
You know, from that, from that blast wave and it's, we, like
you said, we had good names for it before.
Now we're calling it PTSD and all these other things.
Yeah.
We've, we've completely convoluted the whole issue and, and as a
result, there have been a lot of people that have come back from
war that have been put on psych meds made them more suicidal.
They died or they've just completely lost the will to do anything.
And now more sickness on top of sickness and, and just the lack
of desire to be healthy anymore because you can't do anything
on the drugs.
So, you know, as your desire comes down, you know, then it's even
harder to give somebody the capability to overcome their situation
or at least show them the way.
So, so this is my complaint.
That's what, that's what a lot about this book is.
It's about, you know, let's, let's, let's really talk about what's
working cannabis is working.
Some psychedelics are absolutely working.
There are not enough guys getting sleep studies, which is causing
a myriad of problems.
The burn pits are a real issue.
We need to deal with these things.
So it's all in one spot now, you know, it's all in one spot and people
can, can read through that and there they'll be, they'll be smart
on the situation.
They can make decisions for themselves.
Yeah.
And then for those that want to get the book, it's on pre-sale right
now, right on Amazon.
No, it's, it's live right now.
You can get it on Amazon.
It's called FPL boom cutler protocols for war fighters.
And it's 9.99.
It's cheap.
Like I said, you can read it in an hour and you've got everything in
one spot, putting it into the show notes.
Now for anybody who's watching live, you can get that at BAM right
there, boom cutler for, or you can go to Amazon.
Let me get the Amazon link here for you.
No, you can't, you can't get it from my book from my website.
Just go to Amazon.
All right.
My bad.
Let me correct that then.
Okay.
Always trying to drive traffic to the website boom, you know, I
appreciate it.
And I don't, I never do anything with the websites.
There is a, there is the Amazon link.
So if you, if you're a service member or you know, someone in your
life is a service member, maybe they're acting a little kooky.
Here's the thing.
If you could see TBI or PTSD on someone's arm, you would treat them
completely differently than we treat regular people.
It's not an easy thing to see.
It doesn't always hurt.
I walk out of my house some days and I literally want to kill myself.
And then I walk back in the house.
I do my little exercise to get my brain in a different orientation.
And I walk back out of the house, out of another door.
I get, you know, but if you saw that on my arm, he'd say, God damn Pete,
go back in the house and wash that thing off.
It's horrible.
That must hurt like hell.
And it does, it sucks, but we don't see it.
And so we treat people differently.
And like you said, we call it, we call it different things.
We're not sure how to deal with it.
So get FPL for someone in your life, including yourself.
And you know that Boone's done this journey.
So it'll be good work.
Yeah.
Do me a favor, throw an E at the end of my name there.
And then it's okay.
It happens all the time.
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