According to an SEC filing there is an agreement between INOL and InoHealth, but it is so vague in the filing that there are no numbers, percentages or any other way to figure who gets what.
The shareholders of INOL don't know and the SEC doesn't know. I don't think even Gary knows.
When a poster here claimed he bought something at InoHealth that will give Gary something to think about.
How to split up $150-costs=profit to be distributed between his private company, his public company and the actual marketing company(ies)That ought to keep Gary busy for awhile.
The answer to your question is yes IMO, but nobody but the insiders know what is really in it.