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340 Digital Therapeutics and health tech that will blow your mind with Lyle Maxson

from Optimal Performance · host Sean McCormick

I thought I couldn't be surprised by emerging health tech.  I was wrong! Envision a future where people get healing from Virtual Reality, Technology induced psychedelics states.  Find out more about all of Lyle's amazing projects at  Geniusx.com  entheo.digital enterandromeda.com/blog @luminouslyle on IG In this very futuristic episode we cover:  •Replacing pharmaecuticals with digital therapeutics •Defining digital therapeutics - neurohacking and creating different brainwave states using technology: wellness technology •Technodelics: Creating psychedelic states through digital therapeutics - Entheodigital makes  Sound Self which creates a similar effect as a psilocybin within 15-20min •How Lyle thinks about the balance of our default reality and virtual/online reality •Highlighting some of the emerging technoglo •A VR game for kids to help with ADD/ADHD •The future includes learning in VR open world. Waking around in a VR campus, attending classes from a wide array of instructors Help make this podcast possible by supporting our sponsors: FÜM essential oil inhaler...trust me it's awesome

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