Yes, it's hard to generalize. I gave you my little example when I led in. I could talk for hours. I am on the leading edge of this.
I just released a documentary two weeks ago called Advance Force Operations, which is a mission set in the special operations world, where you go and you set the conditions for the regular force to come and follow on. I did the same thing. I'm doing that for the psychedelic landscape for our veterans. I did a documentary on ketamine-assisted psychotherapy because there's a lack of education.
Is there a specific veteran? I've seen it take a veteran off being suicidal, just like that, with no problem. The flip side of it is that if there is no support when putting this person back into his home in Petawawa, he all of a sudden goes bonkers because he doesn't have the health care system around him. Then, all of a sudden, people say, “Oh, that's the scary thing about psychedelics.” Yes, it's a very powerful substance that you're taking, and without the proper people taking care of you.... Hence, you need a regulated program to actually help people through this.
You're not just getting guys like Gordo sending people to Mexico and Peru or getting treatment in their house from someone they don't know. That's unacceptable. It's actually a massive fault of the Government of Canada that we're not taking care of this properly.