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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2022 · 43 MIN

James Schmachtenberger: It's Time to Manage Your Zombie Cells

from Inspired Living with Autoimmunity · host Julie Howton

James Schmachtenberger is a successful serial entrepreneur, with a lifelong focus on using business and innovation to effect large-scale change for the benefit of humanity.  He is the co-founder and CEO Neurohacker Collective, a company focused on making groundbreaking products for health and well-being through complex systems science.  His areas of expertise include nootropics, anti-aging and regenerative medicine, sleep, and fast-paced entrepreneurialism.James shares his story with us, beginning with his mother’s journey with interstitial cystitis, which nearly killed her when he was a young boy.  His mom found alternative medicine, recovered, and learned that sometimes allopathy isn’t the answer to our health challenges.Through his first entrepreneurial experience of working himself to sickness, as the owner of a school, James learned first-hand, at age 21, how it feels to be exhausted, suffering from brain fog, depression, and existential challenge.He sought novel IV treatment at a clinic in Mexico, where he was completely turned around after 3 days and experienced an overwhelming sense of empathy.This experience greatly shaped what is now Neurohacker Collective, as well as his mission to truly contribute to making the world a better place.Let’s talk about senescence!Our cells have a life span and, ideally, through apoptosis they die off and free up resources for healthy cells.Senescent cells are no longer dividing and contributing, but haven’t died off.Not only are they consuming valuable resources, but they also encourage senescence in other cells.Hence the term zombie cells.Health SpanCell senescence is one of the 9 Hallmarks of Aging.Improving health at a cellular level has a net-net benefit.Anti-aging isn’t just living longer…It’s living better.Senolytic studies by Mayo Clinic and Scripps highlighted targeted approaches to reducing senescent cells and that was the starting point for the research into Senelytic.Different cells types are best targeted by different substances and that’s is where this product really shines.  By combining these substances in a way to enhance the whole body.Senolytic is used as a “hit and run” therapy.By cycling the supplement using it two days in a row, once a month, it is most effective at “pruning” those senescent cells.Ideally, it is used as an enhancement to healthy lifestyle that includes good sleep, clean diet rich in polyphenols, intermittent fasting, and optimal exercise.It is not a remedy for the big mac!James’s 1 Thing…Pursue that which makes you feel most alive! And that will fuel the rest.15% OFF any purchase at NeurohackerUse promo code INSPIRED to get 15% off your purchase at Neurohacker → CLICK HERE

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In this episode, we talk about how to reduce the number of senescent cells to live younger. The inspiring James Schmachtenberger joins us to guide us through what we need to know about our zombie cells and how to use this knowledge to our advantage.

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