
009 – Sam Peterson and Jeffrey Haughland - Invictus
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About this listen
In this episode, Micah sits down with Sam Peterson and Jeffrey Haughland, Co-Founders of Invictus Project. In the show they talk about the Invictus Project, a mission to empower veterans to live more fulfilled lives by treating the root causes of traumatic brain injuries, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
Show Notes
About
- They both received traumatic blasts while serving terms as bomb technicians in Afghanistan
- When they got back they were told to get used to their new normal
- Their symptoms kept getting worse and they were only given more pills, which led them to become suicidal
- They started researching neurochemistry and neurobiology to find the root cause of their problems
- Their goal is to make these treatments the standard of care
- “The biggest problem in mental health is that nobody is examining the organ they treat prior to treating, they rely solely on patient reporting” – Jeffrey
Self-Testing
- They used their own treatments and therapy model on themselves first
- They did Ketamine infusion therapy right at the start
- They used TBI Therapy
- They mention Wavi Med, a company that made a device they used to scan the brain
- They then used hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- They also used a nasal, stem cell platelet rich plasma and insulin regimen
- Jeff was tested before the stem cell treatment, and then tested again a month after
- Voltage output in the brain was increased by 30%
- Clarity, focus, emotional regulation were all improved
- What they are really trying to do is to bring quality of life to their patients
Invictus Mission
- They are looking to have a giant health and wellness facility with Invictus in the back
- Healthy eating cafe, sensory deprivation float tanks, yoga facility
- The goal is to bring people in the door who have broken brains, fix their brains on a cellular level, get them back to a healthy baseline, and input them directly into programmatic lifestyle modifications and a community of people that are trying to create better versions of themselves
Support
- They are always accepting donations
- 7 states have already approved hyperbaric use for veterans
- They recommend that if anyone is feeling suicidal, to check out the Ketamine Wellness Center in Littleton, CO
- Ketamine is the best method for treating suicidal ideation
- “We are truly a product out of our environment, and we can modify our environment. Our environment does not have to dictate how we feel” – J
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