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157. Andrew DeGregorio - From Near-Death to New Life: Healing w/Cereset's BrainEcho Technology
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TA Ep. 157 Andrew DeGregorio - From Near-Death to New Life: Healing w/Cereset's BrainEcho Technology

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Leigh Ann: [:

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah, thanks for having me. I'm, I'm excited to talk about as well. It's, uh, I'm a fan of Sarasota as well. So it's good to be here talking to you about it.

Leigh Ann: Yeah, and we'll get into all the nitty gritty, you know, what is it, What information can it give us? How can it be impactful? Who's it for? All these different things, but I always love an origin story I want to know how did you get into this world of Cereset? Was it like through your own kind of healing journey or was it just wow, I've learned about this I see how impactful it's become. Give us the origin.

it was in the ocean surfing [:

Further back in the distance. And when I dove in, I came up and I was looking at the beach and one of their boards. They didn't have a leash on their board and it speared me in the back of the head,

Leigh Ann: Oh, wow

Andrew DeGregorio: up knocking me out and, uh, something jolted me up. I ended up kind of draping across my surfboard and a woman saw this and she came over and checked on me and she could see that I was barely conscious and she towed me to shore and saved my life.

Uh, ended up at the hospital and they did a scan and they found that I had three bleeds in my brain. And what happened is the brain, uh, bounced when the board hit me in the head, hit me so hard that the brain actually bounced, hit the front of my skull, back of my skull. I I Had two bleeds in the front, one in the back, and at the time it was a nightmare, but this turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

ymptoms that went along with [:

And after months of this, I had this kind of deeper calling in me that kind of came out of nowhere that was like, in order to heal. Like I needed to get to know myself and really odd because it was like this deep feeling of this and I was like, okay, so I started doing meditation work. I started going into, um, uh, different therapy work.

I received EMDR therapy, uh, met many healers and this journey led into this wild experience where I met this woman. And I had what people, people would call like a spiritual awakening. I didn't, I wouldn't call that that at the time. I had no idea, but I had, um, this experience where this energy shot up through my body in a session with this woman.

then I like, the best way to [:

And that nothing matters and everything matters and for 15 minutes I laughed with this lady and we just laughed and laughed and laughed and Later on I found out this was what people call. Um, I don't know if you've ever heard kundalini awakening, but this was kundalini awakening and I'm not from a world of words like Kundalini.

I come from the East Coast. Uh, I don't, I don't know about spiritual awakenings. I didn't know anything. So this changed my life in a drastic way. Ended up going on a whole new search for what happened to me in that experience. Uh, I got better as I went along and continued working with alternative healing modalities.

rked with amazing therapists [:

And that's what I do as my primary business. And how Cereset came about throughout this is many years later. Um, I had a healing crisis. Where I started to experience, um, Kind of like an autoimmune, kind of mystery chronic illness that was happening. I started becoming allergic to all foods. Uh, I was down to eating about two or three types of foods.

Uh, I was allergic to the sun, water, uh, like, and my skin. My skin would break out in hives. It started having burning. Throughout my skin all over my body. This was like daily. I would wake up feeling like I was dying I had no idea what was happening had like neuro inflammation. I had um, Insomnia was happening with that.

There was massive amounts of stress that was occurring. And this was going on for years. And I couldn't get answers.

Leigh Ann: my gosh!

eGregorio: It was wild. So I [:

I learned about limbic injuries and I learned about, um, when you have something like a brain trauma that I had many years ago, combined like traumas growing up and stress on the body and toxicity in the body. When you have a multiple kind of conversions of all these things, you can have. What I was experiencing like this mystery illness and this program that I did started to, I started seeing some signs of some shifts, but it wasn't, wasn't like, um, drastically getting me better.

up and did a sero set there, [:

Leigh Ann: Yeah.

Andrew DeGregorio: mold toxicity tests, chemical tests, like, what is it, the heavy metal tests, I checked my house for mold, I ran multiple tests, cancer scans, everything you can possibly imagine trying to figure out what's going on.

Everything was saying I was fine. It was bizarre. So bizarre. And doctors were just kinda, you know, saying you had hives, but it was well, way more than just hives. It was crazy. So this, this guy is like, go check out Cereset. Went through Cereset, and I started noticing massive changes in my symptoms. Pretty immediately and I started having energy throughout the day where I was experiencing chronic fatigue and pain through my body and started noticing reductions of this and this was just through the first five sessions.

om basically my life falling [:

And that's how I ended up learning about it. And in less than a year of going through it, um, I was talking to a business partner of mine and I like, Service based healing businesses and impact businesses. And we figured out that in order to use Cereset, that in order to like have it, you'd have to have a franchise.

So we ended up purchasing a franchise less than a year of me going through it. We opened in Cereset, uh, Encinitas here in San Diego. And that's how I ended up, uh, becoming a franchise owner.

nes in the voice to see what [:

relevant to me right now and [:

Playing soccer and then just recently about two months ago figured out that I do have mold toxicity and and I'm detoxing mold And so anyways the brain You Gosh, the concussion symptoms that are just lingering and lingering and lingering and I've had six so on the one hand It's not news to me.

help it along but this one's [:

So,

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah, wow. That's that's it's wild to hear that. I get that. I totally have compassion for your experience. I get that. First of all, it can be frustrating, scary and and you know, we want to honor our bodies and make sure we're healthy and things like this happen and we need to find ways to To support the body.

We live in a world where, you know, the story is common and even if people have don't have concussions, there's a lot of toxicity in the environment. A lot of toxicity in foods. There's, uh, you know, people that think they might not have what we consider like trauma. They might have developmental trauma without realizing.

e things are actually pretty [:

And we go into like tension release and we get into a healing state. So most people don't realize that they're stuck in these states. And then some of us get really stuck or frozen because And that's where something Cereset or healing modalities, like you mentioned, can be very supportive.

Leigh Ann: mm hmm. Yeah, and there's, there's so many out there. We're here today to talk about one specifically, but again, I'm always, I love to know kind of the broad scope of what's out there, and then, What's going to work the fastest with the least amount of impact or contraindications or all of these different things.

But let's, let's get into what is Cereset? What is this technology? And then we'll start to break it down a little bit further.

rain mirroring technology or [:

That's how simple Cereset it is. And actually, I was very skeptical because it was too simple when I went to go do it. I was like, I'm laying in this chair, I got these sensors on, and I'm listening to my brain and what's happening? The brain is like adjusting itself and tuning itself. And I thought I was like, I'm big on modalities.

an get into a relaxed state, [:

So it's getting the body to relax and stay relaxed. So healing can take place when the body is in a state or a place where there's a natural relaxation. This body is so wise. The brain is extremely wise. It knows how to heal. If we cut ourself, We don't do the healing. It heals itself. So we set it up that way.

The technology is allowing the body and brain to get into a state of relaxation so it can heal. And it's, it's very simple, but very, it's like so amazing. What Lee Gerds, the guy that created it created.

sists long enough, it almost [:

And what Cereset does is, because the brain has sort of become immune to that pattern, It will, when the brain hears itself back, it's able to then identify where that glitch is and course

Andrew DeGregorio: correct. That's right. Yeah. So stuck is a great word. And that's what I was when I showed up to Cereset, like no matter what I would do, I couldn't get. unstuck. I was basically my nervous system was in a, um, you might call freeze response. We have fight, flight, freeze. And these are good things that we, our bodies utilize and need them at certain times.

, and eventually things like [:

Leigh Ann: Mm hmm. Yeah, and, For someone it's, so it also you're measuring and you can actually see the state the brain is stuck in. That's part of maybe the report or the information the client is

Andrew DeGregorio: That's right. So, so when someone comes in, when they're in the chair, they do about, uh, about an hour in a session. Some people might be less, some people might be more, depending on what's going on. The sensors are being moved around different parts of the brain to pick up different places, different frequencies.

While we're mirroring those parts, we're actually picking up data. So throughout the whole session, we're getting data and we actually, through each different day, we look through the data. We have a, an amazing tech at our facility who looks through all the data. She's an expert in this. You can see all the different places that things might be occurring.

lor some of the mirroring to [:

And we show people that, and we're actually behind the scenes getting a lot of data. We don't show everybody all the data. Cause it'd be, it's way too much data. It's, it's a lot of things that we're looking at.

Leigh Ann: Yeah. Yeah. And then is it something that you can actually track progress aside from the person's symptoms, right? That's going to be a big one. Hey, I'm, I'm feeling so much better. I'm so much calmer, whatever the symptoms they're experiencing, but can you actually see the shifts in the brain as they're going through sessions?

Yeah.

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah, so we can and we track that over time. So some people might come in and they might do a short amount of sessions, five to ten sessions, they might be done. And then some people continue because they see the benefit and they realize there's more they can do. They might feel like they've accomplished their goals, but they keep coming.

We have people that [:

They're seeing such a difference in the way their husband is responding or react. They're not reacting as fast anymore. They're more relaxed, their personality is more robust. And I've seen this as well. So sometimes people in your life that if you're going through service, that they may notice significant differe.

And that happens a

Leigh Ann: Mm hmm.

Andrew DeGregorio: So we got the data, we got the subjective changes, and then the people around them are noticing as well.

sical injuries, right? We've [:

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah. So, so there's a lot of research out there in the brain and, uh, we don't fully understand it. There's the thing is

Leigh Ann: Totally.

ertain limits that all of us [:

Like ruminating on things and like something happens in life and you can't just Or you're thinking about somebody constantly, you can't let it go. Things like this are indicators of stuckness. And a lot of these things are, like I said earlier, a combination of many things over time, building up and it kind of creates a backlog.

ies are a perfect storm. And [:

And what is it like when you shut your eyes? And you just sit back. Are you able to relax or is the mind just taking you around in circles? Is it you constantly lost in thoughts and thinking, and this is an indicator that we're, our nervous system is not getting into relaxed state and we normalize that.

And that's actually not the best thing for us to normalize because what we actually want to see and what we look for at Sarasat as we progress through working with the technology, we want to see somebody that can close their eyes. Some thoughts are okay. It's like, doesn't thoughts are fine, but they can relax.

e future, like all these are [:

Now the range of how stuck we are is when it starts to show up, like if we're really stuck, like I was. Then we start to see symptoms like the guy was experiencing, things like that. And eventually it can get worse. It could lead to even worse diseases if we don't, you know, keep, um, keep up with what I like to call brain and nervous system hygiene.

Leigh Ann: Right. Just that trickle down effect of the brain has been injured and it affects everything. The nervous system affects everything. And so, left unattended long enough, our digestion changes, our hormone production changes, our sleep changes. It literally will affect everything, um, which is why, yes, being able to intervene and do some work.

What do you, what do you tend to see the most of, of people coming in? Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Is it physical injuries they're working through or more like trauma, stress, these kinds of things?

see concussions, um, People [:

So that's, that's a big one. Um, but it's. We've had some interesting ones. There's been, there's so many, when people end up at Cereset, they're like, they've tried so many things and they're like, okay, I'm, I'm here. Let's, let's make this work. So, um, and some people just come in just for like focus. They want to, they want to get a little more focused in their life.

t the day, even after a head [:

Um, when I went through Sarasat, I started to have energy when I woke up in the morning, sustained throughout the day. And then when I got tired at night, it was like a tired that wasn't like a fatigue or a drained. I felt strong, but I just felt like this normal, natural tired came in. And. I felt normal.

Like I couldn't believe the amount of how normal I felt and how sustained my energy was. I was like, how can you have energy throughout the day? Like this is wild. My whole life I never experienced that. So Cereset has shown me that even prior to any injuries, like I was in a pretty, um, chronically kind of stuck state in my opinion.

Leigh Ann: Yeah, it's one of those things where it, you know, it almost sounds cliche where we could say probably just about anyone on this planet could benefit from Cereset.

Andrew DeGregorio: I agree.

Leigh Ann: You know, and, and at the same time kind of going, Yeah, this, you know, this is a sustained treatment. This is something you've got to come in for.

maybe isn't the first thing [:

hard from the get go, um, I think can be so, so profound again, kind of coming back to it, you know, what it was making me think of is, um, what NET, what is the like neural.

Andrew DeGregorio: Neurofeedback?

Leigh Ann: Neurofeedback. So this is, this is one, even for me with Evox, people ask me so much about like, how does Evox compare to neurofeedback? So I'll ask you this question. How does Cereset compare to neurofeedback? I have my own thoughts on neurofeedback. I think personally, I think it takes way too long,

um, to see benefits, but I'd love a quick little comparison.

Andrew DeGregorio: Yes. So this is a common question. I feel like they're cousins. Like all these things can be related to some degree. You know, when we look at neurofeedback, that's, that's, uh, important what you, you mentioned. There's a lot of sessions you got to do. Uh,

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Andrew DeGregorio: can, it can add up, it can be even, you know, as far as I've heard longer, depending on the people, depending on what they're moving through, I heard very positive things about neurofeedback, so I hear that's good, but it takes a while, it could be a higher investment, um, they, the, one of the primary differences with neurofeedback is that you're consciously trying to do something, you'll have these sensors hooked up to you, and you're trying to make something happen, like you're trying to get into a relaxed state, like the, like you might be playing a game, And you're controlling the game with your, your brain through these sensors.

And you're trying to get like a plane or something to get, go through these hoops or something. It's reading your, um, brain waves and responding to that. And you're consciously trying to do something. And what we notice is like, if you're consciously trying to do something, typically you might get in your own way.

. Compared to neurofeedback, [:

That was one of the reasons why I decided, besides me having the amazing experience of healing using Cereset, that I decided to invest in Cereset, because it's honoring the natural wisdom of the body and brain. It's not doing anything to the brain, and you're not trying to make anything happen. And I love that about this modality.

I think it's amazing that we're actually honoring the wisdom of the body brain. This is so intelligent. And that's one of the primary differences. It's a closed loop system in real time. The, the frequencies are being mirrored back to you real time and you're not intervening in that system at all. That, that, that, that system of, um, information that's going through like a neural feedback, playing a game or something.

Leigh Ann: Yeah, that makes so much more sense to me. I, I talk so much about the subconscious. In fact, I'm starting my PhD program in the subconscious this September.

So that's kind of the [:

I know it, it's life saving, life changing, but why it sometimes can be such a prolonged experience is we're only using our conscious brain to try and facilitate all of these. change to the things that are happening much, much deeper down. And so I completely agree. I think Sarah said is working on that subconscious level to shift.

m some of those patterns and [:

Andrew DeGregorio: Well said. Yeah, I agree. I think, you know, talk therapy can be a part of, you know, people's healing journey. I think it's there's some benefits there. It does can take a long time if you're only doing that. And you know what happened to my with what I would call that spiritual awakening experience that happened.

Like I started to learn that I was getting in my own way constantly because I was consciously trying to make things happen. And when I learned through healing and you know, Uh, I've learned how to actually surrender more into this intelligence that exists everywhere. I've learned how to let something else deeper within me be the guide, whether you call that The subconscious, the unconscious, whether you call that, uh, the intelligence of the universe, whatever it is, there can be, or intuition, there can be different words.

porting them more into their [:

And like, If I consciously tried to do any of that, it never happened. Like, it was a struggle in relationships, it was a struggle in finances, it was a struggle in health. When I surrender, I'm guided properly. And that's, you know, I can attribute that to what you just said, like, surrendering into, like, the unconscious, letting that deeper place within me guide me, as opposed to, like, getting consciously in my way.

And Sarazat honors that very well.

Leigh Ann: Yeah, so much of the individuals I work with, there's kind of, there's kind of two subsets, there's the group of people coming in with just, maybe it's chronic anxiety or depression, anger, grief, any number of things, and they're going, I've tried everything, I'm so stuck in this, let's, for me it's, let's use EVOX and figure out what is going on deeper in the subconscious that's keeping us stuck, particularly early, late, toxic, you know.

I work with a lot of cancer [:

at some point we need to be [:

And it's kind of figuring out what is that, that mix for all of us. What I find is if I do have a client I'm working with, who typically we can release emotions, clear subconscious beliefs pretty quickly. But if I'm with someone and, you know, after two, maybe three sessions, it's still a bit sticky. That's when I'm going, okay, our brain's on lockdown.

We need to go do a body based modality to get that brain out of lockdown so that the things we're trying to help it release, the things we're trying to help it integrate. can actually start to move. And thankfully, I think EVOX is pretty powerful, so I don't see that too often. But when I do, that for me is always that sign.

We've got to go do a body based modality. And Cereset is always one of the first ones I recommend. Again, just because of how, you know, impactful and quick it is. Mm

I'm what you're speaking and [:

And so we're not just looping and stuck and continually, like, kind of going around in circles, right? Uh, it can manifest in different ways in the body, can manifest different ways in the mind. And in our realities, like how we can get stuck. Like, like I said earlier, I was repeating patterns and finances and struggle and relationships.

mentoring in that, learning [:

I find there's, there's ways we can utilize these modalities, but there are times where we need something like Cereset or something that can just. Nudge us in the right direction to get us unstuck so these modalities have a greater impact. And I love that you're seeing that and you're referring people to something like this.

This is what, what lights me up as well and why, uh, with my partner Jason, my business partner, we decided to bring Cereset to San Diego here. It's like we wanted people in this area to really benefit from this amazing modality and combine it with these other things like you just mentioned.

so quickly so that they are [:

And when it's the boulder, that's Cereset's turn.

Like, hey, you go clear this boulder, it into a parachute. I can work with the parachute, but sometimes the stuckness is so It's almost like I can physically feel the energy in the room. Like, your brain is locked. Locked tight. Evox isn't enough to clear, you know, open that door. We've got to go do something a little bit stronger, and that's when I send them your way.

is trauma that I endured for [:

Whatever it might be. So I think there's such like such a beautiful kind of kismet pairing that I have loved

getting to, you know. Refer clients

Andrew DeGregorio: That's so wonderful. I love that. I love your analogy there with the parachute and boulder. It's like I feel I feel that that that That really like hits home with me and seeing a client We had a client that was doing years and years of somatic healing Therapy and she was trying to work through her childhood trauma and she's she's done everything to and this thing kept happening in her life where It wasn't resolving and no matter what she did and how many healing sessions she did and this is years I'm talking years and years and years and years wasn't like she was like a couple it was a long time she came in and uh did went through the five sessions and It feels like what we saw was like she was blown away by it.

ped to integrate everything, [:

Finally, she got where she was looking to go to and all those other healing sessions She was doing all those other therapies and I felt so good seeing this woman shift and you know She went through the five sessions and it stuck and it's it's something that's held and then she came back needed again Because she wanted to go through it again Like some people just want to experience more and go through more and she loves it And it's something that she wants to incorporate into her into her life.

She actually to San Diego to go to our center. She, she is a someone that knew us and I told her about my experience and she's like, I gotta, I want to go with you guys. I want to go. I was like, all right, come down and she flew down again to go through a second time and

Leigh Ann: oh, I love that.

Andrew DeGregorio: yeah,

eally love your input on it. [:

What, what would be your kind of input on that?

o pathways that are forming. [:

You go through cset. It's creating, uh, neuro pathways that, uh, are pointing us more to rest, relaxation. And we need to solidify and strengthen these neuro pathways. They don't like. If you ever heard the saying, what, uh, neurons fire together, they wire together. And we have to, um, encourage that. And at first they're baby neuropathways and then they need to be encouraged.

So if you go through Cereset and you got these new neuropathways that are showing up, they're brand new. So if you go back into the old ways of stressors and the same stuff and not making even just like little lifestyle changes, like you're not encouraging a process that you're going to see less results.

You gotta, you gotta, it's not like a fix all everything. You have to make, Lifestyle changes. No, like you gotta, you gotta take yourself out of the stressful situation. If you can't, then Cereset could be supportive for that person. I have to have like a, I have to have a conversation to really assess. Sound like, is this person needing to remove themselves fully?

Can they do that? Would this [:

Uh, we, we do some lifestyle coaching, some very light pointers to like, Hey, this is what you need to do to encourage, strengthen these neural pathways and it will take, you know, this amount of time for them to really take hold. And you gotta, you gotta stay with it till they take, till it takes hold.

Leigh Ann: Right. Because it's almost like with Seraphset, we've put in some new information. Hey, brain, we're safe. We can be calm. We can be relaxed. But if you go back out into life and engage in all these activities that communicate a different story to your brain, then yeah, at some point your brain is going to start to adapt to all of that information we're giving it.

has been cleared. It's like [:

Saras that's creating a new path. And we got to walk that new path and we need to encourage that new path and new habits and introducing new things. Like if someone is coming in for insomnia and they want to sleep better and if they're You know, bedtime is 1 a. m. and they're eating chocolate late before they go to bed and they're going to bed really late and they're watching movies that are scary.

These are lifestyle things that need to change, like start to go to bed earlier, turn off blue light and all these things early on. Don't eat a few hours before bed, like encourage these lifestyle changes, new neural pathways to take hold. So people that don't honor the process might not get as good as results.

onsibility for our life, our [:

bably are instances where it [:

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah, this well said again, I'm sitting here listening to you and I'm loving what you're sharing. And I'm, I'm appreciating how your clients must love you. Like this feels, it's like you're so insightful and you're, you're, you see the bigger picture and you're very like, like very educated and very well, like, um, you have a lot of insight on it.

And I just love that. And I'm, I'm, I'm just loving your share. It's so good to have this conversation where you seeing all the, the different sides of things and angles. It's And I'm having, I just feel so much appreciation for that share.

Leigh Ann: that's so sweet. Thank you so much. That's really kind. Um, I'm guessing, do you have a hard stop at? Uh, three, 3.

Andrew DeGregorio: I don't, I, I, I, I, I, um, I can keep going. I have a little bit of

Leigh Ann: I might take us like five more

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah, that's perfect.

ask a couple of little final[:

Andrew DeGregorio: It's, it's 3 30. No, it's 2 30, 2 30. Okay.

Leigh Ann: Uh, 2. 30. Sorry.

Andrew DeGregorio: my gosh, 3 30. I was like, we've been talking

Leigh Ann: Ooh, now then we do have a hard stop. We got to go. Yeah. Yeah. Um, thank you so much for that. That is very, very sweet. Yes. I. I love, I think one of my things is I love understanding the big picture so that I can make those recommendations that really make sense versus being an expert in just one tiny narrow thing and only knowing that one thing and not being able to see kind of how all the other pieces connect.

So I love that. Okay. A couple of quick questions, just cause I know, I think the audience will be interested in this. What does the process look like if someone were to get started? And then I also do want to ask about contraindications. If there ever was a situation where you'd be like, no, it's not right for

Andrew DeGregorio: Yeah. So the process is, uh, it starts off what we like. We like to call it our Sarah set center. We call it phase one, which is the first five sessions. People call up, they come in, we assess what they got going on. We onboard them. We ask specific questions to make sure they are candidates and makes figure out what their goals are.

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It just we're going to do an integration session, uh, within two or three weeks after those first four sessions. So that's the core process. Some people will start to notice some changes there. Some people not yet. Do we do notice in the data? There's some shifts that do occur. And then most people are, you know, about a 10 session client clients.

ey can feel and they want to [:

Uh, and then like there's, like I said, there's light lifestyle coaching depending on what they're doing. We don't do a lot of that. There's just little bits of touch ins like with what's going on how they could support strengthen the neural pathways. Uh, and then like I said, the phase one is the core five sessions.

Phase two, if we want to use that terminology is like uh, the next sessions, which is like phase one is creating the neural pathways. Phase two is like strengthening and solidifying those neural pathways. So that's where they start to do like an additional sessions after the first five. Uh, and phase three would be if they, the way I call it phase three, and it's like, if people want to do ongoing, they want to, like, they want a membership, or they want to do brain hygiene, or they want to come once every six months, or once every few years.

ome to San Diego that we did [:

Leigh Ann: Oh, I love that.

Andrew DeGregorio: that can happen.

Once. where people hit their goals, um, then they determine what they want to do. And then after, uh, that, that's pretty much the process. It's not, it's not a, it's not very elaborate. There can be, um, very positive things that can happen at first. Sometimes you might feel bad, worse at first. Just want to name that.

I had for the first week, I felt a co mingling of worse and amazing. It was bizarre. I felt really shitty and really great. So that it just depends on the person. There's no way of knowing. Everyone's brain and nervous system is different, and depending on how compromised somebody is. So, some people are very neutral.

, and How aware they are and [:

So that's pretty straightforward how the process works. And then, uh, with people that might not be candidates, there are some, uh, we have to onboard to, you know, to get those details. And sometimes it could be like if someone's having seizures, for example, history of seizures, that's not going to work with this, uh, suicidal, not going to work with this.

Um, uh, there's other things that, that can be, um, uh, that we'll find during the onboarding process that won't, that may, they might not be candidates because that, but those are some of the, some of the things like that. There, there are some, not a lot overall,

Leigh Ann: Yeah. Which you'll cover with them. I'm sure in

your onboarding

we want, we want to be very [:

It's like a longer process. If someone's on five medications, they might not be good for service. If they're on four and they might slow way down. So we want to be very transparent. We educate. We make sure people understand that there can be some negative side effects at first. Very temporary. Mine was only a few days.

Uh, but we want to make sure we're very, uh, open and disclosing the entire process start to finish because want to take care of everybody. Want to make sure they feel safe through this process and know that we're not doing anything to the brains. It's the brain doing it to itself. Which is,

Leigh Ann: Yeah. Yeah. Do you think the potential for some negative side effects might speak to when our nervous system does get regulated after prolonged dysregulation? It's almost like the fallout where you, when in such a dysregulated state, you become so numb. To the symptoms that were probably already there that in this regulated state we're feeling everything again.

f you're doing like a detox, [:

And it's part of the cleanse. It's something that comes up. So these can be things that happen with cleanses, uh, things like Sarah set also in healing, like therapy and energy healing or, uh, therapy work, psychological healing. Sometimes we can feel worse before we get better.

Leigh Ann: I love that. I think I feel like I had one other question. Oh contraindications. We talked about that. Okay, amazing I will make sure your website your socials everything is linked in the show notes But if there's anything else you'd really love the audience to hear or know before we close i'll give

com. We can, that's the main [:

Leigh Ann: And then does your, your center specifically, you have your own phone number and everything. I know it's like franchise. So it goes through Sarasota. Cause I'll make sure I'll put your direct, um, center's

Andrew DeGregorio: we're Sarasat Encinitas, uh, San Diego. So we're, we're the only Sarasat in San Diego. We're in Encinitas, California. Um, Encinitas, San Diego.

Leigh Ann: Amazing. I love it. Well, thank you so much, Andrew. This was so fun. I, again, because it's something I recommend so often, I love being able to have a podcast where I'm like, go listen to this, it'll explain it better, and then you can kind of make a decision from there, but so thank you so much. This was

Andrew DeGregorio: I so appreciate you. Thank you so much for having me.

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