EvolutionFM Transcript: The Future Of Health Is Frequency Medicine (Dmitri Leonov)

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Dmitri Leonov dives deep into the science and soul of frequency medicine, revealing a future where healing doesn’t come in pills, but in waves. From sound beds to personalized vibration wearables, Dmitri shares his journey from software to wellness tech, culminating in the invention of The One Device.A sleek, wearable device that emits light, sound, and vibration tuned to your personal resonant frequency. Think of it as a tuning fork for your body, whispering wellness into your nervous system 24/7.

With breakthroughs in voice analysis and frequency pseudocals, including the frequency of oxygen and melatonin he paints a mind-bending picture of what’s next. Imagine treating your body not just before symptoms show up, but by preventing energetic misalignment entirely. But when he reveals that your voice alone might carry the blueprint of your childhood injuries and emotional imprints.

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Scott Britton (00:00.693)

Dmitri, what's up, man?

Dmitri Leonov (00:04.066)

Thanks for having me, Scott.

Scott Britton (00:06.269)

Yeah, it's great to meet you. you know, where I'd love to start this conversation is how did this whole notion of frequency based medicine get on your radar?

Dmitri Leonov (00:18.734)

You know, it's a very long and windy, windy road. It to a large extent, it started from me getting involved in the transformative tech movement. you know, Nicole Bradford is a good friend. Yeah. And so I got involved. So I come from software space and I was working in software and then it's kind of touching on health tech.

Scott Britton (00:33.929)

Yep.

Dmitri Leonov (00:45.24)

So kind of intersection of technology and wellness and health. And then I came across actually the predecessor, the inspiration behind one device, which has a light therapy patch called TauPatch, which I got involved in a few years ago. And then also just, you know, experiencing a lot of the frequency medicine modalities.

I used to live in LA, so sound healings were kind of a big thing. think most people around the world don't know what that is, but in LA, sound healing is quite a common occurrence. There's at least five happening somewhere in LA every night. And the inspiration for this was going to an event like this or experiencing a red light therapy, a bed, for example, and then getting up from it.

and you know all the benefit or you know going to sound healing for an hour feeling amazing when you come out of it like you feel know retuned and energized and then very quickly things go back to the way they were because it's a stationary therapy right that you cannot take with you and so the hama moment was hey let's make something that you can take with you that's always on and lets you benefit from those therapies all the time

So that was really the kind of the aha moment and then came many years of fine tuning and building.

Scott Britton (02:15.859)

Yeah, well, I definitely I definitely want to get into the one device, but maybe to kind of just set the frame like, for people that aren't familiar with this concept of, you know, frequency and vibration and how that can tune our bodies, like, how should we think about this paradigm?

Dmitri Leonov (02:34.658)

Great question. Thank you for taking a step back. So the way to think about it, I would say is this. we, a hundred years ago, we have discovered that physics is quantum. So we've discovered, before that physics was Newtonian. So we looked at every day normal size things like apples and even the earth and study the relationship between them. So then came Einstein who looked at really big things and really fast speed of light.

and everything got really strange. And then came quantum physics when quantum physicists looked at really tiny things and things got even stranger and basically it became clear that things are not, like the reality is not as solid as we think and it's actually a, everything is basically vibration. And things are waves and not really particles and they're only particles when they're observed. So we all know this is nothing new.

But so the funny thing is when it comes to health and biology and medicine, we are still very much in the Newtonian molecular physics world. We still think of our body as a like a broken car that can be fixed. You can replace different parts. You can like fine tune something. We take molecular medicine, right? So all our medicine is pills that you eat.

It's really and all those things really do work and those things are very effective and our Western medicine is amazing. We're very grateful that it exists. But it really doesn't kind of take into account the whole big picture, the whole picture that we've known for 100 years that every everything really is energy and everything is vibration. And then kind of the next level of thinking from that is, OK, so if everything is vibration, what does that really mean? So if our body

is also vibrating energy, then what do we do with this information? And so what we do with this information, it turns out, is we use other energy, so we use other vibrating vibrations to affect it. So the easiest way to affect a wave is with another wave. And this is because of, of course, resonance. So everything in the universe vibrates, as we know.

Dmitri Leonov (04:59.416)

but it also resonates with everything else. And this is why they say that we are the byproduct of five people we spend most of our time with. This is why our circadian rhythms are tied with the rotation of the earth or the sun coming up. And this is why women's sync with the moon, but also with each other, which is really, really crazy. So everything is resonating with everything else. And so if...

And this was kind of my, was my aha moment is if everything, if our body is energy that's vibrating.

what if we can affect it with other vibrating things such as light, such as sound, electromagnetic frequencies, and vibration. We know that we are being affected by them anyway, so how can we use them?

in the most beneficial way possible.

Scott Britton (05:59.561)

That's awesome. Yeah, I mean, I, I'm definitely with you in that it's I've experienced a lot of things like sound healing. mean, light therapy, like all kinds of different things and, and, and experience the direct benefit. And I think one of the questions that I have for you around this is like, how does this tie into your own consciousness? Right? So we have, we have these external devices or inter

interventions, like we can go to a sound class, right, we can stand in front of a jube, we can do all of these things. But there's still this aspect of vibration that's kind of emanating from like, our internal state. Right? So how do we think about the role of, of that on our vibration? And then how do we use these external processes and in kind of concert with that?

Dmitri Leonov (06:55.726)

It's a really good question. And this is actually something I get asked a lot also is, you know, all these external tools like our tool, is it just, is it a crutch, right? Like, isn't it better to not have, to not rely on something else? And it's a really, it's a deep and a great question.

At the end of the day, we don't need anything, right? We can, and the mystics sitting in the caves in the Himalayas have proven that you can just with the power of your thought and concentration and your consciousness really affect, do anything you want, right? How realistic is it for most of us living in our busy,

busy lives and most of us in the cities, that's a different question. And so, yes, I think in the perfect world, we wouldn't need any tools. We wouldn't need any frequency medicine. We would just be kind of perfect, perfect beings doing everything we want and having complete control over our lives and over our environment. But

Unfortunately, that's not the case for most of us. And so we do need tools, right? And our consciousness also benefits from tools, right? So even meditation is amazing. But like, if you have meditated with sitting in one of the, for example, vibrating chairs or during sound healing, you know that it's...

it's just kind of easier, right? It's easier to get there or, using your breath, right? Even the breath is a tool. meditation during breath work is a completely different animal. And so I would say it's

Dmitri Leonov (09:00.558)

It's perfectly, our consciousness is an amazing tool and I really hope that most of us, myself included, at some point in the near future can get to the point where we don't need anything else. But for now, I'm grateful for all the tools that we can get.

Scott Britton (09:18.453)

Yeah, yeah, we need all the help we can get. think that's eloquently said. And I want to talk about the specific mechanisms of the One device. And then also, I wanted after that, make sure we cover like, what happens when this paradigm is embraced? Like, what is, you know, I've heard you talk about new things. It's like, we go to the doctor and we do a frequency scan, right? Like things that are just,

Dmitri Leonov (09:21.527)

Yeah.

Scott Britton (09:46.899)

kind of next level and that. So maybe we start with the one. And now that we have this background, just like how does it actually work?

Dmitri Leonov (09:58.03)

Well, sure. the one, and I have another one here, so it's easier to hold. So it's a combination of infrared light, visible light, and sound therapy, but in a wearable. We also have two crystals, are Schungite and clear quartz, which are being vibrated by the same transducer that's generating the noise, the sound. And basically, it's a multimodal frequency.

therapy device. So again, it combines multiple modalities into one. And all of these, the infrared light, the visible light, and sound, are pulsing with the same frequency. And so the frequencies are modulated. can, normally they're rotating, but you can also, you can kind of see how I, when I tap it, it shifts the frequency. you can, depending on what you're,

what state you're looking to achieve, can control what frequency is emitted. We also have just recently launched a product called biotuning, which is a personalized frequency. So we can find your own personal resonant frequency through HRV biofeedback and program that into your device. So in this case, it's really personalized for you.

we are, and the results we're seeing are pretty spectacular.

Scott Britton (11:29.589)

That's really interesting because there was a while where I was studying. You know, I actually took a sound healing training certification and did a lot of stuff with heart math and got into like resonant frequency basically and trying to find trying to find a way to determine my own resonant frequency. And there wasn't really a good technological way to do it. This was probably like four years ago.

I found like it was like working with a sound healer and then like kind of telling me, yeah, you're on this note, right? And it didn't feel very scientific. And so I'm curious how you guys do that. And maybe you could explain the concept of resonant frequency as well.

Dmitri Leonov (12:17.71)

Sure, I would love to. so I cannot take the credit for this particular technology. This was invented by one of our advisors and an absolute genius named Dr. Jeffrey Thompson. So he is a pioneer in this field. He's Cindy Carlsbad. yeah.

Scott Britton (12:34.387)

He's in LA, right? Yeah, yeah, okay. I remember learning about his work when I was getting into this. Did he do one of the, he was kind of one of the originators of the sound table, right, as well? Yeah.

Dmitri Leonov (12:40.704)

if you're into sound healing, she's like... Yeah, she's like a godfather.

Dmitri Leonov (12:50.796)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But so one, so two things he did, which are really amazing. So the one thing, I think he was one of the first people to put two lines of transducers on the chair. So like how we do binaural beats and with the headphones, right? So playing slightly different frequency in the left ear versus the right ear, and then having the brain kind of reconcile the difference and hear the difference between the two, right? I'm sure most of our audience knows binaural beats at this point, but...

If not, that's basically how it works. And what it does is it synchronizes the left and right hemisphere, which is just complete, is an important conversation in itself. But basically it kind of tricks your brain into hearing a frequency that doesn't really, that's not heard either in the left or right ear. And usually that's a very low frequency, like sub 10 Hertz.

Scott Britton (13:21.759)

Mm-hmm.

Dmitri Leonov (13:49.891)

which basically is a lot of them are like theta, delta brainwave frequencies, which allows you to entrain to a like a really calm or sleepy or deep sleepy state. Anyway, so that was a side note. So what Dr. Thompson did is he put the same, applied the same thinking to the whole chair. So now your whole body is sinking.

the left and right side of your body are syncing between each other. So that was the one insight. But the second insight he came up with was actually finding your resonant frequency. So the way that he did it and what we're doing, what we're programming into here is the following. So you sit down in the chair with headphones with your eyes closed. And what it's doing is it's playing, we call it the sound sweep. So it's kind of like a...

much slower, just over a couple of minutes. And when you're sitting in a really calm state with your eyes closed, oh, and then your wrists are hooked up to a HRV monitor, is sensing the electrical pulses which are causing the heartbeat. So instead of measuring the actual heartbeat, it's measuring the electrical impulses of the

And what it's doing is basically measuring your sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system state balance in response to the sound. And so you can see this on the graph. As the sound changes, so is your HRV and specifically this kind of this point of equilibrium between sympathetic and parasympathetic state. And there comes a particular note where it reaches this optimal optimal point where again sympathetic and parasympathetic state are in balance which means it's just the most optimal optimal state of your nervous system where it can be in a complete rest and digest state which basically which is where healing can happen and again you can play this over and over and and this particular note never changes and and we know this down to two decimals of a hertz

Dmitri Leonov (16:13.87)

So like 50.45 of a Hertz, which is completely imperceptible. Like it's a very, very, very particular note. What's also really crazy about this is this resonant frequency doesn't change over time. When we do this, when we test people over and over, that number doesn't change. Out of a couple of thousand cases that we've tested, there were only a handful where

the frequency changed by just a couple of decimal points of a Hertz. So again, from like 75.15 to 75.18, just really, really, really imperceptible. And that only happens when the person goes through a major life change or traumatic event,

Dmitri Leonov (17:06.246)

So yeah, so that is your frequency and then what's also cool is you can You know, everything has an octave so you can Let's say if your frequency is a hundred Hertz you can go an octave lower to 50 You can actually lower to 25 then to 12.5 then to 6.25 and so on and so on until you get to Delta waves and when you're playing when you know your specific Delta wave resonant frequency

Now you can really train yourself into like a really deep healing state where you can work on a really deep energetic issues.

Scott Britton (17:45.247)

That's awesome. So we should think about the benefit of a resident of understanding our resident frequency. And I guess exposing ourselves to it is that it's bringing our body into a state of coherence of healing and also priming us for processing.

Dmitri Leonov (18:02.402)

Yeah, and I think there's also different levels of this coherence, right? Because there's also hard brain coherence that we reach with hard math. And I think it's different levels of healing, different levels of processes that happen in different states and with different frequencies. For example, so what we're working on right now is, well, not to jump ahead too much, but we're working on the voice analysis feature where we can...

just the frequencies based on the sound of your voice or analyzing, kind of breaking down your voice and looking at different parameters. But in that case, it's a lot more real time. So we can, so it's not, it's not as deep of a resonant frequency, but it's your current, current vibrational state that we can affect with other frequencies like everything else.

Scott Britton (18:53.663)

Hmm. And so yeah, so the benefit is so like, if we kind of, you know, get this like tuner of our resonant frequency, we can adapt our the frequencies that we're receiving and ideally just be in that kind of nice calm state of equilibrium as often as possible.

Dmitri Leonov (19:13.762)

Well, it depends on what you're looking for. mean, sometimes we need, we want to just get overloaded in caffeine and get, you know, and go run really fast.

Scott Britton (19:21.801)

Jacked up.

How do you so you know, I love I love that first off that this is being made accessible to just consumers, right? Like you don't have to go be part of some clinical trial or go to Jeffrey Thompson's office and sit on the table. I actually have an opus sound bed in my room right now, which is which is cool. But I think what you guys it's not it's like a 10 minute experience, right? And then you get on with your day. I think what what's cool about the one is it's kind of persistently with you.

How do you see this just broader field evolving? And what are the things that needs to happen to start to have this be more a bigger part of the conversation and just like medicine and healing and all of that?

Dmitri Leonov (20:11.47)

Mm-hmm bigger bigger than than wellness and health. Okay really really good question Well, okay, so I started with the medicine started with wellness and medicine and those are two very different things, right? So on the medical side There it's like the actual like hospital serious or medicine we have over 13,000 studies peer-reviewed studies on PubMed on the benefits of

these therapies, light, sound, electromagnetic, vibrational therapies. And we've, we know what it can do for physical, emotional, mental health, destroying cancer tumors with ultrasound, things like that, right? This is all very much proven, not questionable, peer reviewed science. It's right now we're at the very, very cusp of it becoming mainstream because like, it's not questionable anymore, we know it works But there's still this kind of, not a stigma, but there's still a kind of mental block for many of us because frankly, even quantum physics is a mental block for many of us because it's very counterintuitive to not see our body as a physical hard thing and to see it as energy. that's the reality. so we are, to answer your question, what needs to happen in order for it to change, I don't think really any...

anything needs to happen, it will happen on its own. Like it's already happening. In fact, it's already here. My personal mission is to just to make it happen faster and to help it reach more people as soon as possible because it is just, it's the right time because we are just profoundly sick on many levels, physically, well, physically, mentally and emotionally sick just because of

Scott Britton (21:42.005)

Hmm.

Dmitri Leonov (22:06.034)

nature of the world we're living in right now and so this these modalities are I think the perfect solution for where we are. A they are completely uninvasive. B there are virtually no side effects from any of this and it's what is doing what frequency medicine is doing overall is actually going to the source of the problem. So

And this is going to be a little bit philosophical slash esoteric. But so by the time, if we really look at it from the point of view of this, like everything is energy first space, and then it crystallizes to hard matter, but by you by slowing down this vibration, if we look at it from this point of view, by the time a disease is materialized on a physical level, it's too late.

Scott Britton (22:41.851)

I love it. Let's go there.

Dmitri Leonov (23:07.214)

it's already gone through this energetic kind of ladder and it's crystallized in a physical ailment in your body. And we know this from like, from all sorts of practitioners and modalities, we know for a fact that diseases start much earlier. They start on an energetic level, then little by little, they materialize. And so by addressing them with energy, at the energetic level, can A, prevent things from happening and then B, heal them on a much deeper level. So heal them on a three, this kind of normal 3D material level, but also on the energetic level as well. And that is, I think that is really the power of, of these therapies. And just to give an idea with, for example, one modality that's is going to explode in the next few years.

which is still very early is voice analysis. The research is there again, it's not really publicly accepted or available, but it's absolutely insane. can just by analyzing the sound of your voice, we've been able to detect cancer that the radiology wasn't even able to predict. We've been able to, we can tell which vertebra you have.

and you had an injury as a child, which vertebrae were injured when you were a kid, just by listening to your voice. And this is just, this is insane. Like this opens up a whole other set of questions of how that works and why that works. But we do know it works and we can already act, we are already acting on it and using that to inform the frequencies that we play. But so to your broader question,

Scott Britton (24:39.477)

Wow.

Dmitri Leonov (25:05.374)

The medicine is one thing, wellness is another. I think wellness was just an easier entry point for frequency medicine to come in because, or frequency wellness, guess, because it's mental health and just overall kind of wellbeing is easier to talk about. But it really raises the bigger question on how reality is actually structured.

Again, if you can tell by your voice which vertebrae were injured when you were a child, what else do we not know? This is just, it gets very deep.

Scott Britton (25:45.139)

Yeah, I mean, it's an exciting proposition. And I guess where my mind goes is then do you envision this kind of being like adopted by like the early adopter biohacker crowd, like many of these other things as like a first step and then, you know, then it makes itself way into longevity clinics of and then it makes it eventually maybe the mainstream, however many years later, we'll start to start to seriously consider this stuff.

Dmitri Leonov (26:13.782)

It's already so short answer is yes. It's already in longevity clinics. I was actually very surprised because my expectation was for biohackers to not be the first adopters of this because biohackers are very much like quantified self, right? Measurement, measurement and studies. And this feels like a lot. Just a little bit more out there, but I was really pleasantly surprised. Biohackers are.

which is like the fastest, happiest adopters of this technology. So are longevity clinics, the more kind of progressive longevity clinics already adopting this. I think the more mainstream hospitals are gonna happen in the next, definitely 10 years, I would say most probably five years.

But I am, again, the reason I got involved in the wearable space is because I just, believe in giving the power to everyone just to make their own decision. And we can do so much ourselves without going to a doctor or without going to a clinic.

Scott Britton (27:23.732)

Right.

Yeah, yeah, that makes sense to me. One of the one of the I think the challenges with this space is the lack of measurement. So, you know, it's like, I would love to be able to wear something and see what's my vibration, you know, what's my frequency? What's my vibration? Like, or some type of way to kind of calibrate, like where my system is at, and it's out of and whether it's out of harmony. Do you have you have

put much thought into or studied like, like, a can we do that? Like, what are the best attempts that we might have? Like you mentioned, like, we could look at HRV and how that's correlated. I'm just where are we at in that overall question and field?

Dmitri Leonov (28:12.04)

HRV is the main go-to solution for this, and it's a very good proxy for overall well-being. So we are seeing, in our own studies, we were seeing the one device improve the HRV. We're seeing theta waves significantly increase as well. But there is a broader question around this biofield measurement.

the science is just getting there, right? So I'm a part of a group that's actively working on kind of coming up with some consensus methodology on measuring this stuff. there are, for now I can say that HRV is the closest we have to something that just universally works. Other methods are harder to measure, require more difficult equipment and are not as kind of bulletproof as far as...

reliability.

Scott Britton (29:11.827)

Hmm, that makes sense. where do you and what is the role of AI going to be with all this?

Dmitri Leonov (29:18.594)

I think it's the same as the role of AI in everything else. It's ubiquitous. We've... Yeah, I think what I really love about the intersection of AI and frequency stuff is that it is just so hyper-personal, personalizable. And especially what we've seen with, as I mentioned, with the resonant frequency, it can be measured down to...

very precise note.

And with the same thing with with voice, just there's a lot of really micro variations that are that are very personal, personalizable. And so using AI to correlate all the, you know, a to correlate like real world data and to make micro iterations in the frequencies that we're emitting in the therapeutic frequencies and then measure

the data, right, or measure the frequencies, measure the, let's call them the resulting frequencies, right? And just using that as like a real time loop is a really exciting, really exciting time. And it's really not that complicated if you think about it. It's just a matter of just sitting down and having the right sensors, the right processing power to get it done.

Scott Britton (30:49.299)

What is the role of the kind of like form factor and amplitude of this? Like I've seen certain things where it's like, like for example, like the opus sound bed, like I'm laying on a huge bed and the whole thing is vibrating, which is very different than like having something small on me that's kind of like subsensorial playing sound. Does that?

play a big impact is like people evaluate these different technologies and how they their ability to shift their state.

Dmitri Leonov (31:23.07)

really a question. So yes, as far as shifting your state, like your measurable or your state of consciousness, right?

Dmitri Leonov (31:38.254)

It is a factor of the brightness of the light, the intensity of the vibration. Have you experienced things like Lucile light or Pandora star?

Scott Britton (31:50.229)

I'm familiar with it. I haven't actually done the Lucia light, but I'd love to.

Dmitri Leonov (31:53.847)

Okay. Yeah, so there's a few. There's also Neurovisor, which is more portable version of this. basically, the bright strobe light in your eyes with your eyes closed creates just a really insane consciousness, state of consciousness shift for people like psychedelic level. And same for, you know, bright or same for loud sound and

strong vibration. However, when it comes to adjusting your long-term state, not your state of consciousness, but like your state of of well-being, it turns out that having more subtlety is actually better. And so with, you know, with the opus bed or Lucia light, you're exposing yourself to these frequencies for a short burst of time. And

It's kind of, it's like you're screaming at your nervous system for 10 minutes or an hour and then you stop. And with our solution to this is the opposite. It's like you're whispering to your nervous system all the time, which is a lot more subtle, a lot more consistent, which actually turns out to be a lot more effective in the long-term for achieving kind of the long-term shift in not in your state of consciousness, but in your like state of health.

state of well-being and just your overall long-term state.

Scott Britton (33:27.347)

Nice. What, what, I guess like what other technologies in this space are you tracking that are very exciting to you? You mentioned the voice stuff. That's very interesting.

Dmitri Leonov (33:38.647)

Yeah, I think I was lucky to also have been involved in transformative tech early on. I think I know a lot of people in this space. What is exciting to me is I think the things that we can do with electromagnetic frequencies, So PEMF and the microcurrent.

because with that you can get a lot more, you can get quite granular. The other thing that's really exciting is the, I guess, I don't think they have an official name, we'll call them sound pseudocals for now, or frequency pseudocals. So one of the things that Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, our advisor, did is he was able to isolate the molecule of, or the frequency of oxygen.

Scott Britton (34:25.045)

Mmm.

Dmitri Leonov (34:36.246)

and then play their frequency of oxygen through that same headphones and massage chairs to the people and study. And what we did is we studied their blood oxygen concentration. And so in almost all those cases, the blood oxygen concentration increased without the heart rate increasing just by listening to the sound of oxygen.

Scott Britton (34:59.274)

Well.

Dmitri Leonov (35:00.374)

And this makes absolutely no sense from conventional medicine point of view. what's really exciting, I can't quite talk about it with some of the other things I'm involved in, we're doing, for example, we've isolated the frequency of melatonin. And we haven't done insulin yet, but imagine when we can do this, right? So now you can...

play the sound of insulin and you don't need to inject yourself with needles anymore. And really we're getting to the point where we can just control what we feel or how we feel and what we feel, right? It's very specific emotions by energy. And that also gets to your earlier question of like, what does this all mean from the point of view of like, is this too much?

too many tools, right? Like what, what, what, even?

Scott Britton (36:02.773)

Yeah, it's really cool. actually, I've been doing this holographic medicine protocol.

Scott Britton (36:13.577)

that, yeah, basically, like creates a hologram of your body. And then they use frequency based interventions to shoot into the hologram that are supposed to impact you. So there's like some crazy and it's exactly what you said. It's like, okay, you're deficient in this or you are feeling this way and, and

Dmitri Leonov (36:29.506)

Wow.

Scott Britton (36:42.303)

they have particular, yeah, kind of almost like a rife machine, particular frequencies that are targeting certain things. And, but you're able to do it remotely and continuously. So for like three months is like what what the protocol I'm on. So there's like some crazy cool shit that's happening in this space, man.

Dmitri Leonov (37:07.01)

Well, yeah, so I'm this thing, I'm and same thing. So it's, we can lock it lock into your energetic signature by like your location or even just your time of birth and mess with your not mess, heal or adjust your state remotely, which opens up a whole set of possibilities like, I mean, and also ethical issues. So like, what if we could do this with political political figures, right? Like,

Scott Britton (37:21.577)

Yeah.

Scott Britton (37:32.531)

Right. It's like MK Ultra is type crap.

Dmitri Leonov (37:35.884)

Yeah, yeah. Really exciting.

Scott Britton (37:39.475)

Yeah, well, hopefully the forces for good are pioneering this and not the other way around.

Dmitri Leonov (37:46.486)

We try.

Scott Britton (37:47.891)

Well, Demetri, I mean, I love what you're building. I've been using it myself. I felt like I mentioned to you, like I definitely experienced like a nice, just like a calming, you know, that was like the thing I was like, wow, like, I'm pretty damn relaxed after I put this thing on within the first day. And so, yeah, I just want to give you an opportunity to share more about where people can learn more about the one and all the other stuff you're working on, too. It sounds like you have your

just hands in this much more broader ecosystem as well. And certainly some new inventions on and innovations with the stuff you're working on.

Dmitri Leonov (38:27.672)

Thank you. Yeah, I really appreciate the opportunity and the platform. If you want to learn more about the One Device, it's the onedevice.com.

Yeah, we have have a link to our Instagram. Well, yeah, it's the one thing you need. That's that's that's why. Yeah. And then, yeah, there's there's gonna be more things coming out in the space. So, yeah, keep keep an eye on it. You can also follow me on Twitter or Instagram. I yeah, I really appreciate the opportunity to to talk about this, because this is

Scott Britton (38:41.52)

memorable name.

Dmitri Leonov (39:08.652)

This is happening with or without us. It's really exciting to be in, would call it like the early stages of this revolution. That again is going to happen whether we want it to or not, but to also play a role in it and to be able to accelerate this revolution even by a little bit is really exciting and I'm grateful for the opportunity.

Scott Britton (39:32.661)

That's awesome, man. Well, you're out there making it happen and we're grateful for you. And yeah, we'll link out everything that you just mentioned. So people want to follow up and check out a one device. They can do that. And thanks again, man. Really appreciate what you're doing and loved hearing more about the story of all this.

Dmitri Leonov (39:51.075)

Thanks very much.