Two Dollars and Twenty Seconds: What a Sticker Did That Weeks of Therapy Couldn’t

Two Dollars and Twenty Seconds: What a Sticker Did That Weeks of Therapy Couldn’t

From Restore the Real by Dr. Randy Michaux

June 9, 2026 · 1h 3m

About this episode

Troy Olds discusses his journey of recovery and the impact of the Super Patch on mental health.

Troy Olds is the co-founder of Ascend Brain Center in Boise, Idaho, a neurofeedback and wellness practice he built after breaking his own brain and nervous system during the dot-com boom and spending years rebuilding himself from the ground up. What happens when someone who has done hundreds of therapy sessions, thousands of twelve-step meetings, breath work, meditation, and psychedelic therapy still finds a gap and a small sticker fills it? Expect to learn... How the Super Patch works through piezoelectric cells in the skin to send corrective frequency codes directly to the brain without anything transdermal, chemical, or drug-based Why your supplements, peptides, and protocols are only a fraction as effective when your nervous system is stuck in fight or flight, and what has to happen first What Troy experienced after six weeks of wearing the patches that he had never felt in decades of deep personal work and why that shifted his entire business focus How a 14-year-old girl with two years of depression told a stranger she felt better in the patches than she did on her medication Try Super Patch for yourself at generationshealth.superpatch.com Check out Ascend Brain Center

People in this episode

Host: Dr. Randy Michaux

Guest: Troy Olds

Topics covered

  • neurofeedback
  • wellness
  • mental health
  • therapy
  • alternative treatments

Keywords

  • neurofeedback
  • Super Patch
  • mental health
  • therapy
  • wellness
  • depression
  • alternative treatments

Sponsors

Super Patch

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Ascend Brain Center

Places: Boise, Idaho

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