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[Ep 27] Full-Body Strength in 20 Minutes! Can Wearable EMS Replace Heavy Days? | Henri & Krisztina Schmidt · Age Defiantly with Mark Young

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We are here on the Performance Driven Living podcast, and I'm your host, Mark Young.
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And I am joined today by two people that fascinate me.
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I'm not going to lie.
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They're interesting people because every time I talk to them, I learn something new.
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And that's the goal of this entire show, is that I learn new things.
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So I am joined by Christine and Henry Schmidt.
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And they are the founders of a company called Vision Body.
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And I always say that the producers do such a better job of putting your intro together
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than I could ever do.
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So I'm going to read what they said.
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They are the innovators behind Vision Body, a revolutionary wearable EMS training system
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that's reshaping how we think about movement, fitness, and recovery from Olympic athletes
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to everyday wellness warriors.
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Vision Body is helping people activate their full physical potential.
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And I'm learning even deeper things about this as we've kind of chatted before we started
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recording about how this happens because I think, I mean, you're wearing one of these
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right now, Christine.
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Yeah.
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You're wearing this suit that looks like a jump suit, right?
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Like she's walking around like she's Mr.
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a Miss Olympia here with her with her spandex suit on.
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But this is different.
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Like I think we've all seen some of the like a lot of gyms lately have been starting to
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do this EMS type training for high output and so on and so forth.
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And I'm curious without product pitching Vision Body specifically, what is it that you guys
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see?
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Because you're you're a different way of training.
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You're still training, but it's a different way of training.
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And Henri tells me that if I use one of these suits, don't call them for two, three days
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because I'm going to hate him because I'm going to hurt.
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But but here's the reality like it's it's just it's a different type of training and
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I want to get into like all the other things it does and what's different about this from
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other things.
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But unpack what what is EMS like explain EMS to us.
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Okay, so I think that is your is is your speciality.
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Okay.
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I will I will come later with a story because it came over from Germany I like to explain
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a little bit.
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Okay.
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The growing about in Germany and in Europe and and and now finally EMS arrived here in
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the USA.
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About twenty years.
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Not twenty years, so I just go back later.
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What happened in Germany as I said it arrived now in USA and and the good thing is that
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the Americans have a very fine understanding for technology that they go much more into
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deep and and ask questions what I what I like very much.
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So especially for us with our special technology and the background and the frequencies what
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we have is a big opportunity to grow in the USA.
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But it means in question.
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So what is EMS?
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Yeah.
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So EMS means electromagnetic stimulation.
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But we do a little bit more or a lot more than just simple EMS.
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So electromagnetic stimulation means that you stimulate your muscles through the skin
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on on the surface.
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But additionally we just because we use low and middle frequency we not only stimulate
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but also activate the muscles and go really deep.
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So we just call it frequency cocktail with a frequency cocktails of low and middle frequency.
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We can really simulate different different type of muscle activity like strengths and neurons,
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fat burning, deep tissue massage, anti-cellulite and also rehab programs like acute pain, chronic
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pain and muscle response.
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So it's called medical electricity and we always say that it's meanwhile working on your
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summer body.
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Additionally we have a lot of positive side effects that you get rid of back pain, incontinence,
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postatic issues, we help with osteoporosis because for example the astronauts using this
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technology for a while because for them one thing to maintain the muscle but also the
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bone density is critical.
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So with this type of frequency combinations we go really deep and maintain the muscles
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which is crucial and we will explain that this is all about life otherwise without muscle
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we just existing but with our technology you really can activate the cells and go deep.
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So we give a 98% coverage on the body with these built in electrodes so we can have not
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only with muscle maintenance but longevity, cell activation, anti-aging, skin tightening,
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so tons of things we could list it for hours.
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Sure, so this idea of electro-muscle stimulation just to make sure that I understand it, anybody
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listening understands it's like is this like a shock that's happening to the body like
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because that's just questions that are going to people says like do I get stung every
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time this triggers?
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It's a shortcut, you know this is how the body works, it's nothing new because normally
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the brain gives electrical signal today, this is how we move, this is how we speak function
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so we just do a shortcut because through the skin directly we can get this result even
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if you have any communication issue between the brain and certain body parts.
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So it's coming from medical, you believe or not but it's more than 2000 years old when
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the first doctor figured out that electro-stimulation can activate for example paralyzed body parts
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so the doctor of Cesar Claudio figured out that electrical ray fishes with that electrical
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signal can activate paralyzed body parts, it was quite barbaric because they just put
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the patient in a pool with these fishes and that was really shocking and he also treated
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the Cesar whenever he had headache, put the ray fish on the head on the back and this
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is how it started, so it's nothing new, I know it looks fancy.
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We're slowly hanging on this booster handle bars, this was shocking, what we are doing
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is not shocking so we have different kind of opportunities in the system where you can
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implement how you ramp up the impulse, what you get to the body and the main thing is what
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we are behind and the gym, so a lot of trainers doing it not, they are just doing static training,
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they let people stand on the same place, just hold it and go against the impulse, we believe in
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impulse, yes, impulse has to be and it has to be field plus movement, because without the
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movement you don't get the results you really want, so this is what we are doing, so you have
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different kind of opportunities, how the impulse is ramping up and my first, I never will forget
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my first experience, I think it's 30 years ago in Germany when the first machine came out,
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the German engineer made it and his sense guy put me on and hit me on my stomach,
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I was thinking, the horse is hitting me every time when the impulse is coming, this is all over,
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the technology is far more better, I remember years ago there was a TV commercial that was out
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and I remember order in one, I was probably in my 20s and it was one of those bands,
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there was a band and it had the little things in it and you could wear it at work, you said
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it at your desk and get an airport down, it was just, yeah, I'm not a big fan, only low
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frequency because it's irritating and can be paid, so you turn it up to the highest setting and
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your thing, that's just what you do, one is good, two is better, yeah and that's painful, if you use
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low-amid frequency combination then it's really a nice small feeling, intense of course,
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but in this suit with the 24 electrodes you can really, as Henry said, you can really set the
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intensity as you want different level on the chest, more on the glutes and step by step during
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the 20 minute training, you just ramp it up step by step, we have all different resistance,
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we have all different feeling with electricity, so every person has, there is no magic number,
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every person has to figure out what is the balance, and why we just back to the story, Henry
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mentioned that he had this experience 30 years ago, so why we developed this product,
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it sounds easy, yeah, we just decided to make it, but we had to because we really believe in
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frequency, I was, I was very sick 35 years ago and I started to discover what is wrong in my
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body with the bio resonance machine, so and after I figured out what's wrong, they fixed me,
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so that was the first very interesting experience, how frequency can help, and from that moment it was
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I was very interested and then this fashion started with the whole body machines, I was,
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I was very interested at all, that sounds good, then you can also do much more than just healing
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with those type of frequency, so muscle is the key, then sounds good, and then I'm interested
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to dive deeper, but we didn't find any free system where you, as Henry said, you know, in these
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gyms we did that jacket with the cables, they do just static training because they hook to a machine
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and no movement, but we believe in muscle and training, so we were like we don't want to say
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people that oh you don't have to move, just comment 20 minutes and then you are done, we wanted to
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have something that can boost any kind of workout, so you can go to the gym, you can jog, you can do
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whatever you want, but on a clever healthy way, because what you do with EMS, in reduced time,
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increase efficiency and meanwhile you prevent your joints, because you don't need heavy weights,
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you work against the stimulation, so when you increase the intensity, it feels like you have
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200 pounds in your hand, so we started to look around, but nobody had something what we
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visioned, so there was no other chance, we had to, and I come from the gym business, I come from
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the gym business, I had a gym, but you were a bodybuilder, yeah, bodybuilder, yeah not a bodybuilder,
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and never went on the big stages, I had some gyms in Germany and worked as a consultant,
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and I was on stage when I was 20, 21, but I was huge, but I was huge, as this time, so
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and I made all the big guys in gold gym, and so it was a very wonderful time as this time, but we saw
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the scene what is going on, and they only trained one or two people at the same time, and all in
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this wet jacket, all in the big machines with big buttons and you couldn't move, so the idea
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was to create something completely different, new thinking, new technology, new everything,
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so also to help the people, because new solutions, also to help the people, because when you
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lay in bed, for example, you lose everything, you lose all the muscles, because you don't move,
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because you don't contract them, and what we saw is that for example if you train the muscles
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in laying position, the hard weight is not going up, so you can keep them alive, I didn't know
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that this will help me 30 years later, almost not 30 years later, 20 years later when EMS came
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out, and we started this journey in 2014 when we found this company and came out with the first
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machine, so it helped me now a lot, because I lost a lot of weight, because I was very sick, but
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I'm coming back stronger than ever, so this is how life goes, you know.
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Well, so I want to talk on that topic for a moment, because I don't think that there's,
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well, how do I say, in the ozemic world that we live in, we're literally 20% of the U.S.
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population is taking some form of GLP1 Agust, right, like 20% of the country, which by the way,
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I'm glad 20% of the country is actually trying to lose weight, because we're an obese population,
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so at least they're doing something, but one of the biggest side effects that we're seeing is that
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people who are taking these GLP1s in appetite suppressants, and you know, they could be doing
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burbering and probably getting the same thing, but they're feeling that it's prescribed it's probably
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more effective, but nevertheless one of the things that's happening is I've watched people I know
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who have dropped 60, 70, 80 pounds taking these weight loss drugs. The problem is is they're with
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a renaway to nothing because they're losing all muscle mass, partly because they're so fatigued,
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that they can't even do a workout, to be honest with you, but the brain fog and all of the other
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stuff that's just coming from malnutrition because they've just stopped eating. Now that being said,
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that's a fast forward to where I'm going with muscle loss because people who are doing nothing and
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not even eating are clearly experiencing muscle loss, but statistically and correct me if my
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number is wrong, sometimes I just make things up and everybody nods, but statistically after the
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age of 30, you lose 10% of your muscle mass every year anyways. Yes, and the good thing is that we
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created the fast track to muscles. Yeah, this is what we wanted, the fast track. So you are almost
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quicker with your 20 minutes workout than to go into the gym. And all the ozampic, whatever it
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means to the people, it really gives them the kick, okay, for a better life and hopefully with
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this kick, what they get, they create a better lifestyle. But without muscle training, you choke,
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you can't keep it. Muscles are the biggest organ. Muscles are everything. Muscles burn fat. Yeah,
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not cardio is burning fat. Muscles are burning fat. This is the most important thing and muscle
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keeps the organs in the body going, yeah, and help and help the results of the ozampic injections
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to get even better and long lasting. Muscles is longevity without this, no chance. And the
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singers that what I'm telling to our clients and they understand it very well, we all get older,
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meanwhile, because we have better medicine, we get pills, we get everything, we all get older,
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but and we live longer, but this is not a life. This is existing longer. Correct. This is existing
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longer, because if you can't move, it's not a life if you're laying bad, but what should you do?
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What's to be the order? No, you need to move, you want to go out, you want to talk to people,
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you want to have a social life. So you need especially your core muscles, legs, glutes, abs,
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everything to move around, to talk to people, to be able to enjoy life. And this is what we also
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want to give. And this is surely the most right now, maybe somebody else will come over something
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else, but this is surely the most effective way to train your body in a short time and have
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the best results. And this is what we wanted to create. Absolutely. And so where I was going was
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this idea that, you know, we're losing 10% of our muscle mass every year or every decade
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after 30 anyways, and I'm turning 50 in a minute. And you know, I get 61 in a minute.
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Well, here you go. And it's like, tomorrow, you said, oh, mine's actually weeks away. So you win.
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But this idea that like turning 50, that means I've just by definition lost 20% of my muscle mass.
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And as, and I have no intention of slowing down, but you talk about this concept of longevity is
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not about length but quality. No, that longevity is living a thriving life, hopefully a long one,
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but a thriving one so long as we're here. And, and I see people like, what is the statistic that
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that I want to say? It's like 90% of people who fall and break a hip are dead within two years. Like
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it's it's like literally you fall and break a hip, you're gone. This is a signal. That's why we made this
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the frequency cocktail because it's also tight in the bones. And because if you get older and you
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and you break your bone in the in the hip, you are dead, you go to hospital and you are done. And,
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and, and, and, and, and one thing is clear in this whole, I love this biohacking scene and I love
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this longevity scene because they understand what muscles and the body is doing and what you can do
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with it. But you can take a lot of pills a whole day. If you don't train your muscles, you won't
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have the chance for longer life and for for a life quality for healthy life. You need to pick
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up everything. Yes, it's just at the end of the day. So I showed you that lady, doctor over 60.
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She tried everything, Ozanpe, Manjaro, local freezing and so on. Yes, she had
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result for a certain period of time. But you know, if you stop the treatment and you don't continue,
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don't maintain the type of lifestyle. Do you don't change your habits? You don't start to train
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and eat properly. It comes back. So it's just a long short term fix. So after why she realized,
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okay, she, she has to train. This is how she found us. And I showed you the picture that from
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XL size, really big. A lot of extra weight, how to say it. A lot of Europeans describe
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Americans. She was XL size. But now she's wearing an S suit. And you know, it was, she went
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on to M in six months. It's really amazing result. And it's, you know, if you collect that fat
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in 60 years to get rid of it in six months, it's an amazing result. But it's not only about the
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weight loss she, you saw on the picture, she's so toned and looking like never before. She's a,
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a new person, shiny. She got back her confidence and she feels good and wearing short dresses
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and, and back to life again. And this is, this is the key, you know, this is what you look like.
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That's right. You know, you completely, you give back the life quality, not only just
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well. So when we think about this type of workout, right? So a lot of people associate,
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and I kind of want to steer a little bit because we can think about it's a great workout. You put
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on muscle. And I would say too many people associate muscle with aesthetics, right? We work out
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for aesthetics. You know, why? Because I want to look good naked. Like at the end of the day,
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that's why most people go to the same thing. Absolutely. I want to look good at the beach. You
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mentioned, you know, I'm working for my summer body. But it's a very vanity driven goal for most
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people who are going to the gym. When in reality, I would say in the longevity space, going to go
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into the gym is living a quality life longer. It's not about aesthetics. Now, the, the, the by
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product is they look better anyways. Like I say, these biohack conferences are like the sexiest,
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most beautiful conferences you're ever going to attend. Because like everybody looks great. Like,
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you walk around and it's like, and everybody looks like a movie star around here. Because
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everybody takes care of themselves. Everybody just is in good shape. But what what I want to go
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go back to a little bit is that I'm sure using using an EMS suit is going to do a lot for aesthetics.
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Because as you mentioned, not only are you going to build muscle, you're going to tighten skin.
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You're going to, you know, end up with a better aesthetic all the way around. But more importantly,
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being able to build lean muscle in the body is ultimately what burns fat.
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Yes. That lean muscle is what's what's learning the fat. So people that are trying to lose the fat
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and also losing muscle doing it, that it's one step forward, two steps back. Yeah. Yeah.
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Yeah, a lot of especially female asking that, yeah, but I don't want to look like a bodybuilder.
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I don't want to be big and I was always making them sure that don't worry. We make lean muscle
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and you need the strength training because without muscle, you won't burn fat. And they look
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amazing after a couple of sessions because what they do, we just hold them. The muscle has the
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memory. So we just we just build them back and and and tone them. But we don't do hypertrophy.
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And part of the reason why you know, with no loose skin is because you got muscle underneath it
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when the muscle grows, the skin tightens, right? That's just pretty normal. And it's also cell
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activation, as I said. So we renew the cells. So as a side effect, yeah, of course, your skin is
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getting younger, getting the elasticity back. Also your hair is growing faster. So, you know,
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with stimulation, you stimulate your whole body on every level. So it's really
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whole body biohacking because you simply do anti-aging meanwhile. Yes. And the main point is
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and the main point is we don't hitting your joints. You know, you need, you need heavy weights to
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to normally to to reach your goals to to get muscles growing. We don't need this. We use
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the impulse in a stronger way. You feel it and you you after the third training, you love it.
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Yeah. So like like a third pound weight feels like a seven pound. Yes. You get you get used to it
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after two, three trainings and then you don't miss it. And but but you don't hit your joints.
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So the injuries are not coming and and and you protect your your knees, you protect your elbows
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very important. A shoulder very very important. That's why we made the shoulder
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electrodes now new. Now we working with a doctor in Houston.
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He made a study about coughs training. So we put the calves in after he made this
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study. So this proves that you lose even more weight if you train the calves.
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But very interesting. So we you have everything. You have your whole gym wherever you go.
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And rehab center and rehab center and then. So what if you were to just wear it while you were
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out walking? Yes. Wonderful. I worked the dogs with it. Yeah. Sometimes we just walk the dogs
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latent as walking the dogs wearing the suit and you're getting a full body workout.
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Yeah. Of course, we use a different program. So as a non-stop movement, we use the
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continuous program. So you get the stimulation. So it feels like when you're walking in a flat
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floor, it feels like you're hiking because you you're walking against the stimulation. So it
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just make you're walking harder. So of course you you you you really do a muscle activation
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simple dog walk. So crazy. Yeah. I'm like squads. Then every every hundred yards, I make 10
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squads. Boop going. Yeah. And you mentioned performance. So it's proved by study that if you use
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our algorithmous stimulation, you can increase strengths and endurance with 25, 30 percent,
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which is huge. And even pro athletes using this technology in in in Europe because that this
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is how the Russians won the most medals in the 70s that they were already using this technology.
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And not only for rehab, also for also for for improve the performance and additionally,
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you know, if you implement this technology in your daily training routine, then you can prevent
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injury because if you're with this, you you don't build strong and heavy muscle, what you do with
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with heavy weights, you you still quite flexible and and you have the speed and the and the
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and you move doing your treatment, you know, and and and don't hit the joints, especially the
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knees. Yeah. If you if you for example, if you have athletes preseason, they should they should
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really train the legs and and the muscles around the knees. You can't reach this with with heavy
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weights. It's it's not possible, but here you will have effects as crazy by a Munich for for
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example, in Germany, a big soccer team is is is is training with this and some others. Really
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crazy. So let me ask you, you've mentioned to me, we had talked for a moment about ALS. Okay,
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that's Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, which is Lou Gehrig's disease as many people know it.
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And with with with ALS, knowing a lot about this already because of friends and a client of mine
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that that works with ALS and and specifically Deanna Tadone is an ALS patient. Now most people who
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have ALS are pretty much given a three year life sentence and they're gone. Yeah. Yes.
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Yeah. And it's a very under researched disease, typically because it's not a big population of
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people who have it. And part of the reason they assume that under 50,000 people in the United
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States actually have ALS, but part of the reason is because they keep dying so that number keeps
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replenishing. Yeah. Now, ALS itself just to set up a conversation is a is a disease in which a
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bacteria similar to Lyme disease called Borrelia, typically is present in ALS patients and that
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bacteria is it's living off of the energy that exists at a cellular level, which is causing
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muscle atrophy. You mentioned that you actually have used one of these this vision body suits
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for someone who has ALS and we're actually seeing that person with increased mobility.
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Yeah, absolutely. So again, this is coming from the medical field for a long time. So it's not
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just a fancy fitness product. It's a medical rehab, frequency therapy, what we're using in Europe,
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sadly not on a level as we should, but step by step, I hope it will change through this biohacking
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and longevity exposed and it makes us so happy. So what happened? A friend of mine from high
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school got ALS and we tried to convince him to use the suit. He was still able to move so we
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thought he can jump in in this version and do training and maintain the muscles. But
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doctors didn't know what it is, so they were like, oh, better not, don't mess up the
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medical system. It wasn't a good idea because what can happen, the maximum that it doesn't help,
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but nothing wrong, we just simply do a shortcut and mimic what we originally, how we
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exist and how we function. So he reached the level that sadly he was on a breathing machine,
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feeding tubes, just just living, laying in a hospital, only the eyes were moving.
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So really little kids at home and the wife called me that, yeah, we reached the moment that they
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want to switch off the machines because they say it's not a life anymore and they can't bring
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him back. So she was like, can you send me a set? I want to give a try before we say goodbye.
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And we were like, yeah, of course you don't say no, but how have we put him in in this suit?
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So we already had our own factory, so we made a special suit for him with zippers on the
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shoulder, on the front, so they could wrap him in. It happened during worst timing ever,
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it was happened during COVID, of course. So even the rehab specialist couldn't visit him anymore.
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So she did, the wife did everything. She signed all the documents that for her own risk.
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She wants to keep him alive and try this. Long story short, in three months, she was able to
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build back the muscle on a way. Gently, of course, not like we do with fitness,
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that it's 20 minutes, strength training. She used the certain in every two hours for a couple
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of minutes, not to burn his energy, but stimulate all the muscles. So step by step, in three months,
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he was able to go home, sit up again, eat again, breathe again, talk again. And this is, you know,
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the kids with a school and having the kids with the school, they just got into the best high school,
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the twins. He's still there, celebrating it. It was five years ago. He's still at home.
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Of course, we can't heal ALS or MS or any neurogymology.
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Five agents, the symptoms. But we give back the life quality because we can build back those
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muscles what they lose. You know, people think that this is muscle. No, this is heavy function,
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how we speak, how we eat, how we breathe. And you realize it when you're already losing
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these functions. So for us, it was, we believe in this technology and we know how powerful it is,
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but even for us, it was really a, oh, I'm still have goosebumps when I'm talking about it,
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because it was such a powerful proof that even if somebody is just laying in our suit and
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getting the right frequencies, we can make kind of magic. Well, and I'm thinking rehab centers,
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like my aunt had fallen and broken her hip, but it was a slip on ice. I mean, I mentioned earlier,
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though, like hip fractures normally lead to death, but the reason isn't because the hip fracture
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can kill you. Usually the reason is because the person has lost so much muscle that the hip fracture
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is actually because of the muscle loss. It's a symptom of the muscle loss. It's not the hip fracture
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that killed you. Just the hip fractures, because you didn't have enough muscle to hold yourself
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up anymore and you're just deteriorated. Plus, additionally, the bone density is also an issue
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over 67 days. So you never recover. I know my mother is 80 and she fell last year and had several
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broken ankle shoulder and so on. We did rehab on her and now she's like new. She's without any
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surgery. She's back on track. Yeah, I'm like, why wouldn't anybody want to do this if you're going
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through some? I mean, obviously, diseases like ALS or Lyme disease or something along those lines
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that actually is causing muscle atrophy. This would be an amazing way to reverse or counteract some
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of that. Cancer loss. In every case, they don't die from ALS or cancer, they die because they
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lose the muscles and they're not able to function anymore. I'm going to say this. The medical
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community tells people you can have a cough and they're like bed rest. I'm not feeling bed rest.
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I'm pregnant. Bed rest. Why is everybody being assigned to a bed rather than how about some
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sunlight and activity? Get out and walk in the sun. Quit turning the lights off and staying in
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the bed all the time. Very important. Sun is a very important thing, but why is there telling
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that you in an cancer center, you can eat sugar or you eat whatever you want? I have a pregnant
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who just had a double mastectomy after having breast cancer and everything else and I was out in
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Phoenix and super smart. She's a college professor at Arizona State University and I was out there
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for a conference and we went hiking while I was out there and she was like oh well I can only
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hike it this time of day and this time of day because I'm not allowed to be near the sun and
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and I'm like and there's part of me and it's like I'm not an MD. But I think anybody who is downstairs
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at the conference right now probably gives as good medical advice as most. But you should be
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on the sun. Vitamin D is so. I'm thrilled that she's out hiking. Even ahead of schedule because
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they told her she had to wait 60 days from her last chemo treatment to even go hike and I'm like why?
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But she was like that's been about 50 days. I'm feeling good. Let's do it and I'm like okay she
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but I can only do it after 5 o'clock because then the sun's down and I'm like and she's like I don't
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want to get hot but she's like I can't be in the sun and I'm like but it's so good. Like we
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literally have taken away this. I had a friend of mine recently who was hospitalized because he had
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so many gastrointestinal issues like he was he's got like some extreme GI issues and I went
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in to visit him at the hospital and while I'm sitting there chatting with him they brought him
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in his dinner. But his dinner is you know you got to peel back your processed things for this and
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it's the worst meal you can possibly imagine. He got sugar chocolate bar during the chemo just
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enjoy his good for the soul. Great and like in chemotherapy like my grandmother died of lung cancer
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and you know and it was trying to even convince her and eventually it was like well you know if you
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don't you make your own choices this is your care not mine but it was like all she wanted was
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sugar and then the doctors kept telling her to just put the sugar it'll keep the weight on you.
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Yeah this is what they tell you. They were so happy when I was not so deep in this there was
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just in the beginning one and a half years ago and I got my first treatment they told me always
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keep your keep your weight you have to keep your weight don't lose weight don't lose weight
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and then after my first chemo and I could smell again after my first naked head cancer
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when I went to the lung cancer they told me you need to eat you need to eat what we did
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we went to cheesecake factory I had a cheesecake double whipped cream thousand four hundred thousand
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four hundred calories the doctor was so proud of me it wasn't most wrong thing what I ever done
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you know and then and then it spreaded around so I went very deep very very deep into into
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holistic things plus the workout additionally in the suit to this and it changed totally so
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so these cancer feeds on sugar yeah that's the most important thing they were like sorry we tried
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everything we don't know why it's spreading I was like how interesting you did a biopsy of
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course it's spreading but the three months ago they said no I think it's over you have
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couple of years left because we can't stop the the growth of the two two more and now three
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months later now he's too more free because he did everything on a different holistic yeah good for
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you so yeah so bad bad bad but it's also the training you know it's also the training because
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um mentally it makes you strong and he talks the body and he talks about it and he talks about it
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the circulation and the heat and the and the heat and the training is is very good to
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to to and to do this thing is because you need to shock the cells if you have cancer you need to
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shock the cells with training and you can with all these electrodes you have a very good chance to
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target the the cells and the tumors in the body and then you shock them and then with a right
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with the right food I'm completely green for example no sugar on a complete keto
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plus some medicaments and so on what I'm taking you really can shock the tumors to
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can shocks the cancer cells and they and they die well and you can stimulate a topology in your
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body and hopefully it's very yeah yeah yeah no that stuff's amazing guys like it's I love learning
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about the CMS and I told you like I I wanted to try the suit at the life conference we were out
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and I did so so I absolutely need one of these things if you were to give one thing as why are
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you different from other things that are on the market just succinctly what what is that defining
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thing that just makes you different from other yeah so this is the science behind low and
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middle frequency combination as I said if you use only low frequency it's like a tense machine
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you you stimulate the surface you reach a certain level of muscles and always on the same
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way because you use the same frequency always so after a while first of all you get used to it
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second it's it's more for yeah you you can't develop muscles but originally it was for
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pain therapy so you block the pain but you don't fix exactly the issue so with low
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and middle frequency what is happening we not only stimulate but also activate as I said earlier
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and we can fix really the communication meanwhile between the brain and the body so we have really
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amazing results with those who sitting in wheelchair and you know they get the descendants that you
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know you will never walk again and suddenly using the technology step-by-step we can we can build
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back these routes maybe not that way but new new routes you know with these selectivation no
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plasticity and the amazing is also that nobody else is able right now to put low and middle
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frequency in a wireless foam in a small box and transported it from the controller into into this
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you so normally you need a big machine and cables and so on and where is he here yeah this is
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our brain that's all the technology 160 components you are complete free in ECG reading motion tracker
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they have tons of clever things in this tiny device so my my passion is of course not the summer
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body but the rehab aspect and it's really nice to see that for example we just donated a
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rehab system to a ballerina who got paralyzed none from neck and they said she won't walk
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again and I was there when we did the third training with her I delivered her own personal jacket
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and we used the same that rapper and version because of course she was completely paralyzed
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after this session she was able to stand up I have the video so this is the really beautiful
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part of it is literally just bringing muscle back to life and yeah and we found the fast
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wreck you don't need hours for it makes no sense to overdose it so yeah you're doing it just one
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you know it's if you build back the muscle you still yeah you have the muscle but you still not
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able to move if you have any spinal cord injury and so on and and we are I'm so happy that we
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met this in this rehab specialist who was treating my ALS friend but was not allowed to go to the
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hospital during COVID but after after he he went home she she reached me out and she was like
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Christina I don't know what you have but I know that frequency can do magic I want to work with you so
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she she threw with her we went deeper into the ALS MS spinal cord injury journey so she's
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preparing now some studies and but for me most importantly it's it's beautiful see that
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that that people start to walk and it's exciting because like you're not just looking at it from
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an aesthetic standpoint you're not just building muscles so people look prettier like no this is
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literally you're you're helping with rehab you you are doing that I mean people are getting great
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bodies from it and they're yes part of that getting a great body is a psychological well-being right
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it's a person who's like the lady you showed me the photos of it's she feels better about herself
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which is changing her social engagement which is the energy she's bringing into a room is changing
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all the relationships around her it's it's a domino effect right in the next step if I find the right
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doctor for it I want to work with kids you know with overweighted kids yeah I believe if they have
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a fast result you don't have to train them very hard but we have to train the muscles with them
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short time if they get the first kick there be there will be much more open to change your life
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yeah I just want to give them a kick because kids they grow up overweight and I was an overweight
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kid and it's like and and I'll tell you like the mindset shift that this isn't the way life needs to be
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but here's where where where sickness starts yeah you know you you implemented when when you are
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young it's totally good this is the thing so we have to so we have to go so we have to start the
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treatments or the the mind-setting when they are young and if absolutely if the parents are not
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able to we we should put them in a special tool what helps them to get to get a result like
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it and have fun with it and then they are willing to do it by themselves so and we don't hit the
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joins so we just say we can't so it's a mindset just to find the right partners and then maybe
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a study study with kids this would be very interesting the results will be amazing yeah I love all
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of that guys thank you so much for joining today I want to point you out down in the show notes
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you'll actually see all the links to vision body and the EMS science that they're using which is
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different from what else is on the market this is again low and mid-level frequencies that are
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that are doing this I can't wait to try this suit I've been wanting to for a while so I need to
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get one of these things to be honest with you because I'm going to do it for aesthetics but
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they also I want to make sure that I'm actually building muscle as I age here so guys thank you
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so much for joining us we'll put all of the links and everything down in the show notes and then
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and whatnot we appreciate that and we will catch you on the next episode of performance driven
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