I thought it was a scam until my health collapse

Imagine running three different businesses, managing a 450-acre Texas cattle ranch, working hard, staying active, and moving through life like you're 30.

But Leland Duyck was 62 when it happened. Drove home from his ranch in Oklahoma like many times before, went to bed at home in Texas, and the next morning, he woke up in pain and barely moving.

Leland had spent 13 years working in orthopedic surgery, built and sold successful sports medicine companies, worked with professional athletes and Olympic programs, and spent a lifetime believing that when a problem appeared, you figured it out.

But what happens when suddenly your body stops and you can't fix yourself?

What happens when the treatments aren't giving you the answers you expected and things are getting worse instead of better?

And what happens when something you've dismissed for almost two years suddenly becomes something you're desperate enough — and curious enough — to investigate?

Leland's first reaction to cell signaling technology was skepticism:

“I didn't study it in medical school, so I didn't think it was real.”

In This Episode:

• What followed when an incredibly active 62-year-old suddenly lost his ability to move normally • What finally made him investigate this unknown concept

• How he evaluated it for himself

• How his definition of health changed after his own health crisis