EPISODE · Jan 29, 2016 · 36 MIN
LS 53 – Increase Your Lifespan, Repair the Body Using Stem Cell Therapy with David "Avocado" Wolfe
from The Longevity & Biohacking Show with Jason Hartman
It’s an amazing time to be alive because we are in a breakthrough period in self-healthcare. Humans have been investigating cell-based longevity technologies for at least 15 years, but there have only been major improvements in the last 5 years. Using an individual's own bone marrow seems to be the way forward since many of us didn’t save our own umbilical cords. The success of such technologies is dependent on using your own stem cells and not synthetic or animal based stem cells. Balancing our hormones and increasing our nutrition levels are vital for elongating our lives and increasing our health spans. Key Takeaways: [2:02] Coaching and the NutriBullet [5:00] The NutriBullet 900 has a tremendous torque [6:20] Stem cells can be replenished to help the body self-repair [7:47] Cell-based longevity technologies have only been big for 5 years [10:09] Are there side effects to using stem cells? [12:16] Calcification is hardening of the tissue [14:10] Our cure is within us [15:59] Autologous mesenchymal stem cells [18:15] U.S. regulatory agencies are corrupted by big money [20:32] Nature’s solution to pollution is dilution [22:43] Hydration and nutrition are the keys to longevity [23:56] Rudolf Steiner’s formula to creating more nutritious foods [25:11] Does one diet fit all? [27:48] Longevity Now focuses on hormones and their roles in longevity [31:36] Self-identify hormones that affect your metabolism [34:10] Contact information for David [34:31] Pick the lowest hanging fruit to enhance your own unique path towards longevity Mentions: Hartman Media The Best Day Ever NutriBullet Longevity Now Rx Nation ZRT Labs David Wolfe David “Avocado” Wolfe on Facebook
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