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Michael Antonelli | Private Wealth Management · Ageless and Timeless Podcast®

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Good morning everyone. This is Michelle Hughes from Ageless and Timeless, and today
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I have a very wonderful guest named Michael Antonelli. And Michael and I have
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been chatting for oh several months now about his company called health Jevity h E
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A L T H G E V I T Y a very cool name,
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and Michael is the founder and CEO. And we're going to talk about the
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specifics of that company that I want you to be very very aware of because
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this is a company that has done many joint ventures with the leading practitioners and
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researchers and developers in the in the health world and the longevity world. Why
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the name health Chevity, And he works primarily with practitioners, but he does
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now sell to the consumer, so we are able to if we're not medical
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doctors, we're able to purchase directly from him. So we'll talk about that
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today. But Michael, welcome to Ageless and Timeless. Thank you so much
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for having me. I know we plan this feels like months ago and they
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have this day finally here. I'm really looking forward to our conversation. I
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know there's a lot on the agenda today to get over. Yes, and
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you have a lot to share. So why don't you tell us a little
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bit about you, Michael first, so people know who you are, how
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you got to this wonderful place of where you are today, and how you're
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helping so many people in their health span and lifespan. So start us from
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the beginning. How you were ignited to become a practitioner and a specialist in
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this wonderful world of longevity. Absolutely, I would love to. So my
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journey started in two thousand and six when I was part of the sales team
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with a practitioner vitamin company called Metagenics, And at that point I really had
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my eyes open up to what the right vitamins under the right supervision could do.
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I've seen firsthand medicine fail my loved ones. I at that point in
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my life only thought a doctor's visit was five minutes or less. And connecting
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and rubbing elbows with incredible practitioners all over the country who spent over an hour
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with their patients, put together advanced assessment to look at the root cause,
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learning from greats like doctor Jeffrey Blenn and doctor Mark Himen. That's where my
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journey really started, and it took off from there. At that point I
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felt like eventually my end goal was to start my own vitamin company, be
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in control of every ingredient selected dost rite and from there I worked with some
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of the leading companies globally and the nutraceutical, bioidentical, hormone and peptide world.
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Then during COVID, like so many of us, I spent that time
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soul searching, meditating, praying about what is my real purpose? And it
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was that point I committed to form Healthngevity and really create a company not only
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about extending and optimizing lifespan, but really putting the focus on health span.
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How do we harness the hallmarks of aging? How do we create incredible products
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that maximize every day we have the honor and blessing to wake up alive and
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to maximize every day we are given. And so I started that mission to
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disrupt everything going on, create product combinations that nobody's been willing to do so
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far, and also identify leading companies globally that are doing some incredible research oral
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peptides, things that we could put together and those correctly that puts our bodies
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in the best position to thrive naturally and be as less reliant on pharmaceutical options
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as possible, and that's what helped you havety Stands for. You know,
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one of the things that's so unique and why I'm so attracted to your company
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and you is that many of the products, the ingredients and we'll talk about
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this in the podcast today, but many of these ingredients are not that well
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known by the consumer and you're finding and this is where I think your primary
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focus has been is to find those companies like the Irish company that we talked
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about in our first phone call. Forgot the name of what was the name
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of that company that partnership. Yes, So that's where you're so unique,
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is that you find these partners and, like you just said, that are
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doing these amazing research and you know, everything you do and every ingredient in
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your product has been scientifically studied, and most of them on humans and not
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on animals like so many of the other vitamin ingredients. So for all of
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us who are very confused, which I would say is probably ninety nine and
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nine ten percent of the population that is involved in functional medicine and selecting their
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supplement protocol, what you have done is made it easier for us and This
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is where I'm really so grateful to you, Michael, and I just you
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know, full transparency for my viewers is that I have, thanks to Michael,
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tried many of the products that we're going to talk about today, and
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I really do feel the difference in these products, particularly if you dose them
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correctly. And that's another subject that is very important to cover, because very
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often people take a supplement, but they don't take it at the right time
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or in the right concentration. So we'll talk about that, but let's let's
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move to what some of those research companies are. If you can share how
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you find them, how you know that they're efficacious, you know, what
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is your process to determine whether it's a joint venture partner or not, and
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that then becomes the genesis of those products that we're going to talk about.
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Yeah. Absolutely, you know a lot of it. I kind of call
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it our unfair advantage the dozens hundreds of practitioners that we are working with right
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now, it's close to a thousand has of today. We get to tap
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into their practice, their patient base, and their experiences of ingredients that they
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are currently using that are making the most dramatic change for their patients both quickly
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and then sustained and then layered in with researchers that are either reading a lot
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of literature or part of these studies. And also from there is networking going
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at supply conferences, doing our own research and reading and identifying emerging ingredients and
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technologies that we feel are game changers. Now because we're so nimble and easy
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to fast forward ingredients and fast track it, we're able to launch far quicker,
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so some of these bigger companies. Right, So that's a really nice
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way that we could take that idea that's happening in let's say Ireland or in
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Europe and get this in a doctor's hands in the United States. So,
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you know, looking at who's using things like AI as a way or a
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path or a guidance, not the end all be all, who's investing a
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lot of money in clinical studies with humans. Right, Let's take the guesswork
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out. Let's take the theory on paper and see how does that translate into
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real world outcomes. Because at the end of the day, that's what doctors
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care about. That's what you listening want to know about, is predictable outcomes
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before you make that purchase That's what we're really teeing up on is not only
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single ingredient identification, but what was the dose that was most meaningful? And
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then what are additional ingredients that could be complementary to cast this why then in
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the body to facilitate a change that we all expect and want when we put
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money invested in every product that we take. So is there is it just
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an off the question? But are there any times that you've had your process
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failed where you have thought that there was the right partner, joint venture partner
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and for some many reasons, I'm sure it just didn't work and what happened?
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Why did it not work? So out of all our formulas that we
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brought to market so far, I would say one I view as as a
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disappointment. And that's not to say that it was a disappointment for everybody.
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But when we come out with something, we want to help the widest area.
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This was a very a great learning experience for us because what has showed
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us is that the brain is so individualized and that when you stack some of
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these ingredients, you don't know how it's going to translate in the body.
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So we had a formula that had green tea derived caffeine with other really unique
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ingredients tea, creane, dytamine, a unique form of rodiola. And what
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we saw is that it translated into about thirty percent patient success. The other
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seventy percent was ingredients that were a little bit too much for people to handle.
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We have since pivoted and found even newer merging technology that solved this piece.
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But what it taught me was that caffeine is such a personalized experience and
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that many of us either metabolize too fast or too slow caffeine. So there's
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somebody that's listening. You may consume coffee after o'clock in the morning, you
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know you're going to be up all night, where other people are drinking coffee
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all day. They're drinking and turning to energy drinks all day. They get
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no benefit, right, It's just habited. There are a numb to caffeine.
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And so that would be I would say, out of everything, one
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learning experience so far that made us better, made the process, the strategy,
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the blueprint much more better, and we were able to hone in on
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a greater way after that. So, Michael, so what would you say
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of all the products that you have and we'll go through each one of them
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that we can have time to talk about today because they're all so important.
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But let's start at the top. I know you've just reformulated your NAD,
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your cardio NAD product. Would you say that that is probably the most important
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product in your protocol? Or is it even possible for you to single out
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one? You know, it's like asking which kid do you love the best?
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Right? I mean, they're all so close and near to us,
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and we spend a lot of time and energy and love into every ingredient we
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pick how we dose it there. You know, if we can't have the
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best solution for a doctor to use with their patient, we're not coming out
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with it. So I'm excited about the reformulation with cardio AAD. We just
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relaunched that a few weeks ago. It was a near and dear mission for
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us, as we still are faced with heart disease being the leading cause of
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death, and we wanted something that was going to help so many people and
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already is I mean, we're getting some incredible initial feedback on the reformulation and
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happy to dive into the want and kind of the blueprint that we're following there
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yes, let's do that. So tell us about first, what are the
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what's the intention? Obviously the words cardio and for those who don't know what
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NAD means, maybe you could just give a quick summary of what NAD is
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and then let's talk about the ingredients and why they're making such a huge friends.
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Yeah, I mean, right now in literature, there is so much
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happening on both of these topics, right, so, cardiovascular disease, vascular
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aging, NAD levels declining with age, and connecting that with mitochondria dysfunction,
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chronic disease, why some people are aging faster than others, and so you
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might hear some of these NAD precursors like NMN and are niacinamide. You can
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do actual NAD through a patch injection IV. So what we wanted originally here
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was to start talking about the connection of vascular aging that goes with NAD decline
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and then from there there's these bigger buckets. Right we are as old or
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as young as our vessels, and starting to identify this microvascular system, the
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endotheo glyco klyx, which may be a new word for some of the listeners.
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How many of us have a family history of heart disease or dealing borderline
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of hypertension, already has hypertension, elevated lipids, natric oxide dysfunction. Right,
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these are all things that are bundled and clustered into cardio metabolic dysfunction.
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And so these were key circulations. Another one we'll talk about that. So
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these were major themes into creating this multi stacked formula that casts it a net
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onto all of these potential pathways and mechanisms to help support the underlying dysfunction present.
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And so when we look at a lot of the literature and start picking
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some of these ingredients, we'll start with the NAD component, so niacinamide.
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There's a brand new study that confirmed why we selected it and dosed at two
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hundred milligrams. That was very purposeful. But we stacked it with an emerging
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ingredient that not many companies in the world have, which is NAD three.
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Through our partnership with Compound Solutions. The late great doctor Hector Lopez is one
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of the ip holders of NAD three. He's been an advisor of this company.
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He was critical at the original formulation and some ideas about where we're going
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to take it. So when we launched NAD three, this was just pre
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clinical evaluation. We saw the potential of influencing all the hallmarks of aging.
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Fast forward to today where we now have three human studies published showing incredible ability
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to play offense and defense inside the cell. So actually honing in on why
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we are making less NAD peared with fueling the body to make more on its
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own. So when then you put that in there in the latest study actually
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confirmed control with helping support stem cell production in the body. And so NAD
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three with Nia cinemi that's the backbone of this formula. Then from there we
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had a really fun time, you know, honing in on the other ingredients
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that made up the rest of this formula. So we'll start with bergamont,
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you know, a great fruit for from Italy at five hundred milligrams that's been
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shown to help support healthy levels of lipids. Right, So healthy cholesterol from
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their coke ten so important for so many people. And so there's a brand
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new technology that's only in Europe when we pick this, we're now the first
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in the United States. But it's pairing and combining and binding coke ten with
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collagen peptides and it creates this absorption matrix. Coke ten's not well absorbed in
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our body on its own. That's why we have people doing chewable, soft
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gels, liquids, injectable. So with this, you're able to take the
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raw material that we have, this LEOHB cokey ten, and you could dump
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it in a cup of water, no mixing, no stirring, no shaking,
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and it will take over the entire water. It is incredible to see
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and that's what it's doing in our body. So we selected that to be
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the version of coke ten, and we said, what's the dose that all
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of our top level doctors, integrate cardiologists are doing. They're suggesting three hundred
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milligrams. That's what we put in here. So from there, there's a
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brand new peptide through our collaboration with Noritas that you spoke about earlier. This
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is their second peptide that we've launched in the US. It's lentil derived peptides,
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and over the last couple weeks there's actually been two publications highlighting the role
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of legumin lentil peptides for cardio metabolic disorders and in this case, for circulation
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and ace inhibition properties. The lentil peptides were tapped into for this formula.
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Now from there a lot of talk around the glycoklyx right the coding of our
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vascular system for coidin or fukudon, however you want to call it. From
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seaweeds, this is be here as well at a significant dose. Really incredible
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when we think about supporting the regrowth and the repair of damage done to our
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glycoklyx. This is the one that was checking all the boxes in our formulation
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approach. Nanokainase when we think about five greenogen levels, circulation, coagulation,
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even spite protein. Nanokinase was another easy one to add in here to layer
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into the synergy. Nitric Oxide was another big component that a lot of our
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doctors were focusing on in their practice. So there's an ingredient combination that has
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maringa omegrind and black ginger with multiple human studies that not only show acute application,
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but also a twenty two day study that showed the long effects of what
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we call fitinox. So we've actually recently taken this finished product we call cardio
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NAD and we utilize the natric oxide test strips and saw single dose impact with
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the natric oxide test strip. So this is creating an incredible speedy impact in
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our body and the safety profile is there for long term use. For all
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the reasons we just outlined, and this is one of them that we're really
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proud of because we're already seeing the impact that it's helping. We even have
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athletes, younger athletes taking this talking about their lung capacity during working out has
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been greatly improved quickly with this formula. So every day we're getting a lot
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of testimonials, a lot of feedback to show that this time we got it
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right right. It's working. Ry and Shelby Michael, the natokin age,
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I've looked at that before. What about people who have sin blood ITP,
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they're not supposed to take nantok I understand. Yeah. You know, with
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all our formulas, because they're so advanced, it's always ideal to do under
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a supervision of your healthcare practitioner or to at least bounce back what you're considering
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because they have the best handle on your current prescriptions, your current health goals,
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the blood chemistry, and so that's why you hit on earlier. We
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are primarily focused on adding our solutions into the toolbox of practitioners to then tap
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into when they feel our formulas can make the biggest impact. And I think
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it's amazing that you can use coq ten versus ubiquenol and have the absorbability factor
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be just as good because for years, you know, people have said don't
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use coq ten. Don't always, particularly if you're over forty five or so,
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you know, as you get older and you can't absorb. So this
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is really a breakthrough that you can use instead of ubiquen al, use coq
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ten. We felt the same way we were, you know, we were
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looking a long time to find the right partner for that. And the group
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over in Europe that's heading up the LEO HP technology, they are applying this
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technology to a number of ingredients that historically are not well absorbed when taken orally,
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and we're excited to be their leading partner in the United States with this
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technology addressing the coke ten deficiency and absorb or hurdle. So you said that
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this new product has been out only' only reformulated recently, and so have you
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done other tests that are scientific studies or is that going to be happening.
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That's the next step. So what we're looking at is aligning with some of
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our current healthcare practitioners to identify the key metrics that we're going to be evaluating
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now with the finished product. The easiest thing that we've already done was the
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nottric oxide single dose application. All these ingredients have their own human studies and
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their reference on our website, but are always our biggest challenge, how do
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we translate and make sure that the individual ingredients studies are coming together and translating
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into patient care. So that's the next part of the journey that we're going
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to be taking part and we've already identified a few practitioners who are going to
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be leading that for us in the near future. And who are they.
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So if you're listening in Central Pennsylvania Ternpile Health and Well doctor Chris Turnpod,
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doctor Citia West, there's twenty practitioners in this multi centered practice, one of
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our leading partners as a center, they are their largest non hospital blood draw
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site in the state of Pennsylvania. So they are looking deep under the hood.
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They're they're they're drawing a lot of labs that's going to give us a
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great baseline but also able to follow these patients to see where are we making
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the biggest difference when taking this formula. So is this a formula that you
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can take uh for protective as well as if you already have a condition.
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Absolutely, Yeah, so this is this is a uh you would say this
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formula could be taken by everybody. Do you need to be a certain age?
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Do you think or before you would start considering using an AD three?
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So you know, with us, we have to always say eighteen and up,
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especially with some of the things happening in New York with with with restrictions
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on supplements. You a wide patient, wide listener population benefiting from this.
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Like I was just mentioning the lung capacity from athletes that these are guys in
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their twenties, Yeah, you know healthy, you know, semi professional boxers.
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We're getting incredible feedback and these are these are guys that are that are
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honed in on their body and what's what's moving the needle, what's making a
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difference. And to get that kind of feedback so quickly was really exciting to
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hear. And yeah, just just confirm we're on the right the right track
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here to help a lot of people with this. Well, we both know
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that there's been a strong reaction to the COVID pandemic with a lot of athletes
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who have developed myocardis So this could be a game changer for that. You
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know, all these professional athletic teams who are very concerned by seeing how many
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of their athletes have suffered myocarditis. So very good. Well, okay,
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so that's one. So now what would be Well, maybe I can ask
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it differently because I love some of the products, But let's talk about the
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GLP one because I think, you know, I don't know a woman that
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doesn't want to lose five pounds, and even if she is looking, you
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know, toned and bossed and all that, but still there's always that issue.
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So the GLP one has become the semi blue ties have become the kind
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of darling of the weight loss industry. And yet there are side effects,
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As everybody has been if they're diligent, they certainly read about the downside of
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taking ozeenpic or Manjaro or any of the others. And so why don't you
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talk about your addition to the metabolic issues of gaining weight and not being able
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to lose it. That's I think one of the biggest challenges as you get
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older. You have started with two incredible formulas. You're making my job easy
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on this, So you know, eight was a really really special formula.
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Similar with the cardio NAD story. Right, there was a study that I
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read coming out of COVID where eight out of every ten people in the US
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right now are metabolically unhealthy. And when I talk to doctors, they actually
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say it's probably more like nine out of every ten. We're not the best
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place right now. And so to take a step back, and similar to
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the cardio NAD formulation, right, identify what are those major pathways we need
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to address and better support. And so we start with things like glucose disposal
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issues, insulin resistance, how do we better activate things like AMPK? What
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are the hormones we need to better modulate, things like grellin, leptin at
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a connectin levels. You talked about that hard to lose, that tricky fat,
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that white at a post fat? Right, so how do we beige
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the white fat? How do we increase thermogenesis without stimulation where you're just hot
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and sweaty all day? I'm supporting ketone levels, right, These are all
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major areas, So hitting on satiety, helping somebody that's reached a plateau,
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right, they were doing great, now no movement, or what's the first
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line of therapy before some of these GLP ones may be considered, Or if
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somebody doesn't want to inject, how do we give them an option that could
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cast a wide net on all these pathways we just spoke about. And so
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ignite is that formulate? It's we have seven trademarked ingredients at the right doses
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together to work on all these pathways that we are uncovering as the underlying cause
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of the dysfunction. And so I'm happy to dive into what those ingredients are.
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We all want to hear that. And I think before we start that
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people should know a MPK what that is. It stands for activated protein kindage.
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But why don't you tell people what it really does in the body.
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Yeah, so it's it's playing you know, the whole metabolism or energy expenditure.
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We think about our ancestors, right huntering gatherer days where we weren't sure
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where our next meal was coming from. So our bodies programmed to have these
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signals of store it, don't burn it, and so really we have to
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activate things like AMPK modulate certain hormones. Because we are you know, we
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have plenty of food at our disposal. We don't need to hold, we
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need to burn. We need to turn those carbs into energy and use it.
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We think about things like basal metabolic rate, some of these things that
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some of you might be tracking. And so a lot of the literature is
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showing the importance of supporting AMPK and things like sirtuins and even mt or not
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to go down that rabbit hole at this point, but AMPK is one that
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a lot of researchers are tracking and identifying natural ways to support this. And
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so we've identified several ingredients that had the studies to show the activation and to
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also help with these signals, these cues in the body. And so I
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think it's a good time to talk about maybe the role of peptides here.
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I think GLP ones are dominating the media. There's some incredible impact that they
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make, and for some under the wrong supervision, could cause some less desirable
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issues that we want to avoid. And so there are peptides that are satiety
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peptides. We are using here. The ingredients called DNF ten at five hundred
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milligrams. This was really interesting when we read this. So over one hundred
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participants eight weeks, they were followed in by eight. By the eighth week
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at this dose that we have, the average participant consumed six hundred less calories
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per day. Wow. Right, this is something where we think about peptides.
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Forget about the safety profile that's so great and attractive, But they're signalers,
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activators in the body. They're crossing guards when needed, and they're helping
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the body control the signaling of hunger. In this case. It's always interesting
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when I sit in some of the you know, patients that are in front
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of our doctors and talk about, well, I thought you were on this
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diet. What happened? Well, Doc, I can't control my cravings.
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After dinner ten o'clock a night, I'm starving, right, So helping address
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these cues with the brain was really important as a foundational piece for this formula.
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So the five hundred milligrams that was the study dose that that's in here.
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Then from there we think about the other big craze nature is ozebic.
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Right, Burberine. There's been some tremendous updates with burberine, so berberine in
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order for it to be utilized, converts to dihydro berberine in our gut.
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But in order for some people to get the intended use and impact of burbering,
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they had to take fifteen hundred milligrams some people, that causes a lot
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of gut dysfunction. We've parted with some incredible researchers that found a way to
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take what berberine converted to in the gut, the dihydro berberine, and create
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the dihydro berberine as a standalone and augment its production. And so we have
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two hundred milligrams of dihydro berberine and what we have shown is that this is
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five times more bioavailable than standard berberine and double the half life without the GI
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issues. That was really meaningful to add this into the layer third ingredient that
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when I started reading about it, I said, why did I know about
29:41
this sooner? Why aren't more companies using it? And it's an ingredient called
29:45
el Beba. If you haven't heard about al baba yet, we only produce
29:51
it during high intense workouts. It's abelid of l valene. And so the
29:57
same group that has the dihydroburb breed also created its own al beba. This
30:04
is called idoberm, and so by taking it on its own, we're augmenting
30:08
the body's production. So on days we work out, we're producing more of
30:11
it, and that's been shown to help speed up the beijing of that white,
30:15
sticky fat, tricky one of the looks and on days we don't work
30:19
out. It's not to say this is your cheat pass. Exercise is still
30:23
going to be critical to get your goals right, but this is going to
30:26
help speed up the basil menabolic rate and put that body in a status if
30:32
it did work out, So that's in here at also five hundred milligrams.
30:36
Bitter melon is one of those botanicals that there's no shortage of data on its
30:40
roll with cardio metabolic issues, glucose disposal issues. So this is a very
30:45
rare form of bitter melon that we are bringing in from India. It's only
30:48
harvested a few times a year. Great activity there. It's called factor twenty
30:53
one. The next two ingredients are the act opponent and inuslin that have studies
30:59
on show owing confirmation of activating AMPK and also helping the body burn not store
31:07
the carbs and the fat. The last ingredient here grains of paradise in the
31:10
ginger family really really unique. At forty milligrams, this is speeding up the
31:15
baso metabolic rate and thermogenesis where it's helping the body burn one hundred calories a
31:21
day with no lifestyle change. And so when you think about why we've chosen
31:26
each of these ingredients and its role, it makes a lot of sense why
31:30
so many different types of people are getting success with this formula in a variety
31:34
of different ways. Are these people that have been on the GLP ones that
31:41
are now transitioning Is that what you're Are you finding that as one of the
31:47
ways to get off of the chemicals and get onto the naturro We'd certainly have
31:52
plenty of practitioners that are using this as a phase two as part of the
31:57
journey to be lusurylyiant, or they're using it as an option one. Right,
32:04
try this first, see how this works. M Yeah, because you
32:09
mentioned grellin and lectins, and I think a lot of people don't even know
32:14
what those are and that they are really affecting what your total metabolic picture looks
32:20
like. And that's really related to your nutritional choices, right, So if
32:24
you eat night shades, you're going to get a lot of lectins. That's
32:28
tomatoes, eggplant, peppers and things that people love and they say, why
32:32
can't I keep eating those? But they do have high lectin content, and
32:37
the lectins are an antagonists to weight loss. And then the grellin is it
32:44
makes you hungry, So you want to reduce your your grellin levels in your
32:49
body, which is what your product is doing naturally. And I guess Berberine
32:53
is one of the ones that does attack the grellin right in a natural way
33:00
as long as it stoes properly. Yeah. Absolutely, and with your formula.
33:04
I tried burbering and I did have some reaction gutwise, so I know
33:08
that you know trying your formula was there was absolutely no reaction, so we
33:15
like to hear it. Yeah, So what kind of feedback have you had
33:20
from the patients to their practitioners about using this product. We've seen it all
33:25
over. I mean there's been people that say they claim they've lost ten pounds
33:30
a month one with no change, with no lifestyle change. I mean,
33:32
I don't know how often that's going to happen. This isn't a miracle,
33:36
bill, right, So what we see is that this has been a game
33:39
changer and part of a bigger regiment. I think once you're optimizing your blood
33:45
sugar and stabilizing blood sugar, one of the quickest things you're going to notice
33:50
is energy increasing, brain fog being decreased, right, And this is what's
33:55
been really attractive when all these things are working in combination, and so that's
34:01
usually the quickest thing, eating less right, helping the satiety over time,
34:07
making better choices. And we have a lot of people that are also giving
34:12
us feedback that are doing the continuous glucose monitors and seeing firsthand not only how
34:19
quickly the product's working, but how how it's sustained and how it's being tracked
34:22
that way. It's definitely at this point one of our top formulas in terms
34:29
of utilization, and I think it makes a lot of sense with just how
34:32
many people can benefit from these ingredients as part of their daily regimen. So,
34:38
okay, so we've talked about two very important ones. So we're focused
34:43
on, you know, the heart, which is the leading cause of death
34:46
in our world, and to now weight loss, which is the leading cause
34:51
of unhappiness with most people who are you know, feeling like they don't have
34:54
the body that they want. And there's you know, there's a lot of
34:58
mental issues that go along with that emotional connection to the you know, to
35:05
what we physically want to look like. And so you're you're, you know,
35:07
you're getting at you. Now, let's go to the brain because and
35:12
the gut brain connection. What what product would you recommend to people who are
35:16
focused on those two issues? Yeah, And what's incredible, the listeners don't
35:22
even know. We didn't rehearse this, like you are just teeing me up
35:27
for just products that are are designed and making a great difference. This next
35:32
one is one of them. And so the products called brain boost And it's
35:37
when you were asking me earlier about some of the things we learned that didn't
35:40
work, you know, the brain, the energy, the fatigue was that
35:44
example. And this time we got it right. And so what we learned
35:47
it was a costly mistake, but we we knew we made it because it
35:51
didn't help enough people. Was how many people right now that are listening don't
35:55
metabolize caffeine correctly? So some people are metabolizing it too fast, they get
36:01
no benefit. They're chugging coffee and energy drinks all day. And then to
36:07
those that just are such a slow metabolizer they drink more than one cup of
36:12
coffee in the morning, their whole days kind of upside down. And so
36:15
looking at why that's happening in ways to help, and then we didn't even
36:20
talk about the genetic issues with caffeine that also are present. And so we
36:24
are really excited to be the only practitioner brand that as of today has parizanthine
36:30
commercially available. Caffeine metabolites into three main metabolites. The main one is called
36:37
parizanthine. It's responsible for most of the benefit without any of the issues,
36:42
the tolerance that jitters the hard stuff, it's all gone. We are now
36:45
being able to deliver pure parizanthine. What that is doing is now biohacking or
36:52
bypassing the bodies need to do the conversion also and takes out the genetic issues,
36:58
so you're getting all batter benefit. That's the base of this formula.
37:02
And so we think about the benefits associated with caffeine, but without the negative
37:08
issues, you could take parizanthine long term, no tolerance build up, no
37:15
jitters, none of the negative things people have experienced. So we took parizanthine.
37:20
We split it up three hundred milligrams within two capsules to allow dosing flexibility.
37:25
We added other incredible brain nourishing nutrients like organic lions made alpha gpc,
37:34
edisto, altyracine, and altheanine, all working together. So if you're listening
37:39
right now and you don't wake up feeling refreshed, or you're crashing in the
37:45
afternoon, or you have this constant brain fog, or you're not motivated,
37:52
or you go to exercising you just feel a little sluggish, this formula is
37:57
for you, and it's one that works on the first dose. That's what's
38:02
really incredible because we could talk about all this incredible innovation, but if you
38:07
don't have the energy, the willingness, the motivation to create change, and
38:12
it's those products are just gonna sit on your kitchen counter. I'll be utilized
38:17
and eventually expire. So this brain boost is so foundational to get things going
38:23
and maximize our day and give our brains this slight edge to elevate as needed.
38:30
Mm hmm. So and then does it have an effect on the gut
38:35
or is there is there a connection or do you need to do another your
38:38
gut product that would be combined with the brain to do the gut brain connection.
38:46
Yeah, so we don't market this as a gut brain formula. There
38:50
would be a second piece to it, which is our prime gut health.
38:53
And this is another one that there's not anyone I know of that can't benefit
38:59
from this, whether acute or taken chronically, to identify the microbiomes roll with
39:05
longevity, and that is a topic that is really taking over the continued medical
39:10
conferences and a lot of the recent publications highlighting the importance of keeping these tight
39:16
junctions right, reducing the intestinal permeability that so many of us are running into.
39:22
So you know a lot of people say, well, Michael, where
39:24
do you start. Right, Let's let's strengthen the gut. Let's let's heal
39:30
the gut. Then if you're better absorbed, you know, other things maybe
39:34
even resolved with focusing on that. And so yeah, there are our prime
39:39
gut health. I'm happy to go in any deeper on that if if you
39:43
like. But that's great, a great place to start right. Well,
39:47
as you know, Michael, you've booked at who's been on my podcast,
39:52
and you know that we have a lot of people in common, and there
39:54
isn't one guess that's in the medical world today that does bring up the microbiome
40:01
and the microbiome. If you open the internet, you cannot find you cannot
40:07
go very far without seeing articles on how to heal your gut. So I
40:10
think it is the foundational Well, they say eighty percent of our immune system
40:15
is in our gut, So I think it's foundational, and I think we
40:19
should take some time for you to discuss that. So this one is it's
40:22
called Prime gut Health for everybody who's listening. If you're looking at the website
40:29
after we finish and you want to see which products, So why don't you
40:31
tell us more about prime gut health and how that Prime dot health taken with
40:36
brain boost could be the answer to your gut brain access. So I assume
40:43
that's what you're hoping anyway, So, yeah, what's in prime dout health
40:50
and why does it work? Yeah, and also showing not only the gut
40:53
brain access, but the guts connection to metabolism and cardiovasco issues. Really,
41:00
Prime gun health could be plugged into any of the formulas. We spoke about
41:04
so in identifying why this is so unique, and le'd say, we're so
41:07
smart and tapped in, But this formula is really designed in collaboration with so
41:13
many incredible practitioners who were using three or four separate formulas with their patients getting
41:21
great results. We said, you know what, let's hit on compliance and
41:22
convenience to set up sustained success with patients. So we put multiple products in
41:29
one. Let's start with the immunal globulence. So in ter helps our partner
41:32
here immunal in over forty published studies, these immunal globulins are there to bind
41:40
to bacteria in the gut that don't belong there. Right, So we think
41:44
about how do we clean up, how do we clean up the yard?
41:46
Well, it's getting ready to leaves, it's getting ready things that don't belong
41:51
there, and the rake's going to be your best friend in that case.
41:53
Well, in this case, immunal globyans right IgG for example, is going
41:58
to be something and something that many practitioners, top level practitioners are using with
42:04
incredible success. So one gram of the immunal globulin complex paired with butyrate the
42:09
form of butrate is tributor and that we are using. It's called core biome.
42:15
It's the only butyrate at the time of this recording that's been proven the
42:19
reach to colon. So we think about free impost biotics and the ability to
42:23
stimulate short chain fatty acid production and start to you know, now that the
42:28
yard's cleaned up, well, let's get some things planted, right, Let's
42:31
get the grass growing, the flowers blooming. So this that one gram is
42:37
a very meaningful dose that complements the immunal globulins and then from there we all
42:44
know about probiotics, right, everyone's talking about probotics. Eat your yogurt,
42:47
you know, fermented foods. These are three ID verified probiotics from spores.
42:55
These people love spores is that they are so resistant to different pH levels and
43:00
heat, and so we're making sure that when you're taking this product, you're
43:06
taking live cultures, right, that are going to be meaningful when they reach
43:08
your gut. Twelve billion is a high level dose when it comes to spores,
43:15
and that's what we have in each serving. And there's public studies in
43:20
humans on the actual ID verified spores that are in here in the combination.
43:24
So they are the Tribeck spore blend. So even for a cute you know,
43:29
when we think about diarrhea, constipation, all these acute flare ups,
43:34
this formula is incredible for that, but also can be used for long term
43:38
gut help. The last piece of this puzzle is an ingredient called estrogen,
43:44
which is a stragulus RB one and this is really critical because it helps improve
43:50
absorption of anything it's paired with. It is going to help reduce in the
43:54
intestinal wall inflammation as well as being that game changer. Right. We just
44:01
saw publication with this ingredient in colitis and Crohn's patients and so for a lot
44:07
of people are taking this because oh robotics are in here, they see them
44:12
rate, they see the immutical labs. They don't even see the astrogen.
44:15
But that is an incredible ingredient that was very purposefully put in here, and
44:22
that's what makes up prime good help. And you mentioned that you're going to
44:25
be looking at acomencia for future formulations. Is that have taken any form yet
44:30
in terms of including in the next generation. Well, if we're talking about
44:37
the future, we have identified some sources of acamancia there's just a lot of
44:42
companies that are doing a great job delivering that we have actually pivoted, and
44:45
I guess we could use this podcast to announce some teasers. We're going to
44:50
be first to market some really unique innovation around the microbiome leveraging AI technology.
44:55
So think about colostroumons, steroids, proteins. This is AI derived where they're
45:04
able to identify pieces of the colostrum that they're pulling out, using the AI
45:09
to say, well, what piece is most therapeutic for what intended target,
45:14
and then when that target's been confirmed, they're able to then create a pattern
45:19
of this colostrum to mimic breast milk. Fascinate. This is a biotech company
45:24
out of Israel. We're going to be their partner in the US. We
45:29
just to deal with them. And the other big thing is going to be
45:31
human identical lactoferrin that's also in the near future. And another one talking about
45:39
the gut brain access is there's now new precision probiotics that we could take the
45:45
stimulate production of certain things. In this case, this one ID targeted probiotic
45:52
stimulates the production in our guts of gabba. It's just next generation technology that
46:00
we're going to be leveraging and layering into the current innovations that we've brought to
46:05
market. So, like I said, the microbiomes just warming up, and
46:09
you know, keep track of where we're going over the next eighteen months or
46:15
so. For people who may want to know what GABA is, you know,
46:17
one of the greatest formulas in the world is GABA for relaxation. It's
46:24
it's really comparable to healthy Unian I think right in terms of helping the cortisol
46:30
levels. And actually we didn't talk about stress today, but in cortisol.
46:35
But you know that this is another big enemy of everything that you've talked about.
46:39
If you don't have your stress levels managed and your cortisol levels reduced,
46:45
none of this is going to really help you because stress is, as they
46:47
say, is a killer. So can you address that for a moment for
46:53
our audience, this has been a big, big area for us. We
46:58
think about cortisol a stress and wired stress and tired anxiety is through the roof.
47:07
So we're actually about forty eight hours away from finalizing our our our solution
47:12
for this. So oh yeah, we've been working on it for over two
47:15
years. So this is oh, and I guess my question was timely.
47:19
Okay, so can you break the news early or is it something we have
47:22
to wait for another couple of days? You know we could tell I mean,
47:25
this wasn't rehearsed at all. But you know, I've been just admired
47:30
on some of the use with things like in magnolia, which is which then
47:37
derives hanocchi also die hydra hanocchi all is a game changer. A lot of
47:42
my providers have seen firsthand with this is done in a cute setting right to
47:46
kind of almost be that chill pill. And then looking at things like el
47:52
theening and uh, you know we talked about the Gabba stimulating precision robiotic.
48:00
You know these are going to be all in the formula. I guess I
48:05
should say, without giving away too much, a new formula or is it
48:09
going to be included in some of the ones that we've talked about. This
48:14
is going to be a new formula. This is going to be something that
48:16
you could take as needed, that could work fast, that you could take
48:21
any time of day, depending on when the biggest opportunity to help is.
48:25
So for some people it's going to work going to that family reunion, getting
48:30
on that airplane. How about going to sleep where you're lay in bed,
48:35
your mind's racing all night. So we've been working really digitally to identify the
48:43
special combination that's going to provide the greatest benefit as quickly as possible. So
48:49
when will we be able to get that product? Michael, Well, I
48:52
don't know when this is going to air, but I'm hoping by the end
48:57
of summer. Oh, okay, what can we know the name of it?
49:00
Or does it have a name yet? Wow, you're going to hold
49:04
me here. It's not finalized, okay, but I'm pretty sure what we're
49:08
talking about is going to be called Serenity. Oh. I was just going
49:14
to tell you that I've been taking a product called be Serene and it's probably
49:19
not nearly as complex as yours, but it is. Interestingly, they tell
49:23
you to take it only between one and seven PM, and I was surprised
49:30
because I thought, you know, cortisol when you wake up that it's lowest.
49:34
So I suppose they're just say as the day goes on and you have
49:37
more and more stressors, that they'll do the most benefit to you during those
49:44
six hours. But anyway, so that is another one you should be aware
49:47
it is called be Serene, but not serenity. But I'm surprised there isn't
49:52
a product already on the market called serenity. Yeah, there's a few out
49:57
there, not trademarked. I just like seren me with a little plus sign
50:00
at the end. It just we try to not create these like complex product
50:05
names that take you ten minutes to figure out what is it even for and
50:07
what's in it? Yeah that when you hold the bottle and you get it,
50:13
it makes sense, right and and you know, all these formulas are
50:17
tough to name. I felt like I was most attracted to serenity. I
50:22
just felt like that was the piece the mindset mm hmm that we were looking
50:28
for. Well that's exciting. So everybody looks watch out for the Yeah,
50:34
as is breaking news. Your is thank you first to know. Well,
50:38
we like that. We like to be innovating, and uh, it'd be
50:44
in front of the crowd, so to speak. So okay, I have
50:46
a lot of friends who have joint muscle issues of you know, hip replacements,
50:54
ankle breaking, uh, you know, the you know, just the
51:00
things that happen as you get older. So and some of them are from
51:05
accidents. So BPC one fifty seven. We all we've talked about this on
51:10
a number of my podcasters because it is kind of one of the most prominent
51:17
pepties that gets mentioned when we talk about anything to do with tendons and muscles.
51:24
What would you say about your product? You have to BPC one fifty
51:29
seven by itself, and then you have BPC one fifty seven dash PEA five
51:34
hundred. So let's talk about the one that you think is the most efficacious.
51:40
If I don't like to put you on the spot like that, but
51:44
I want you to you know, we don't have limit, we only have
51:45
limited times. I want people to know the one that they should look at
51:50
if they have those kinds of issues. And just before you start, I
51:53
just want to say to everyone that BPC one firfty seven comes from the gut
51:59
and it it's actually called the Wolverine peptid because it has so many positive effects
52:06
on gut issues like ulcer gastriculcers and things like that, and IBD and IBS
52:15
irritable vowel syndrome. And so there are both oral and injectable formulas. And
52:22
you have the oral which I was told in the beginning take the oral.
52:27
If you've focused on your gut, take the injection. If you're focused on
52:30
your muscles. Do you get you advertised promote both being affected by the oral?
52:39
So can you and your answer today and description, could you address that
52:45
issue? Because I think people are confused. I would love to, and
52:49
actually I guess to de've you some more breaking information. There will be a
52:52
third formula by the time the sayers, so there'll be an even greater comprehends
53:00
approach. That's going to be BPC plus KPV plus PEA and so now we're
53:07
giving to just more options depending on what the intended target is. You know,
53:10
for this week we are very careful. We don't over promote overextend.
53:15
We try to say as little as possible, let the doctors and you do
53:20
your own research. I can share is the amount of testimonials people calling us,
53:28
emailing us about what this formula has done for issues outside the gut.
53:35
I think anything in the gut's been a no brainer. We know the BPC,
53:38
especially naturally occurring in the gastric juice, is going to do its thing
53:42
there. People would say that injectable would be a preferred administration for anything outside
53:47
the gut, and that's getting very hard to get. So people are now
53:53
turning to ours and saying that it unless it's ce bow and you know,
54:00
listen, I never rulled that out, but they feel it's been helping them
54:05
repair that shoulder, the Achilles injury. That's been really intriguing because for a
54:10
lot of people, I'm just like, hey, low hanging fruit. Anybody
54:13
on a PPI and he gout dysfunction. And there's something to our secret sauce.
54:17
So when three of our peptides are paired with something called saco braz eight
54:22
sodium and it's short for snack, semaglutide as an oral is actually also bound
54:29
by snack and this creates a buffer around the peptide to improve enhance its oral
54:36
potential because it buffers different changes of the pH level. So our BPC and
54:43
all of our options in the BPC have it bound with snack. So I
54:47
do think that could be why we're seeing such a great experience with it.
54:52
We are using the BPC rgin aate salt version, which is the gold standard
54:59
in terms of oral delivery. There's acetate, there's some other ones and so
55:06
and hopefully I'm answering your question, I know around about way of talking about
55:08
this. We do have it with PA, and for those that don't know
55:13
about pea, PA is a lipid resolving mediator. We produce it naturally in
55:17
response to pain and inflammation, and so that may also be helping the BPC
55:22
work outside the gut. But PA is also working inside the gut as well,
55:28
and some doctors are saying this, this is working fast. Some of
55:30
my doctors are opening up this bottle during the patient visit when the patients they
55:35
are in discomfort m H. And it doesn't work for everybody that fast,
55:39
but you know, for some people, right place, right time, right
55:44
combination, it's been very meaningful. And what is kpb So kpd is an
55:49
antimicrobial peptide. This has been also very popular to use in combination with BPC.
55:55
That's why we're doing the combo. PA can be used for supporting healthy
56:00
levels of pain if if that even exists. I'm just trying to create some
56:05
legal friendly supportive claims here and not say too much on the record. C
56:09
Bow mass Sell dysfunction. These are things where a lot of doctors are using
56:14
KPV. It's orally bioavailable so we have it as a standalone and we'll have
56:19
it in the bigger blend with BPC as well. Mhm. This is and
56:24
we've only covered, you know, a third of your products. So I
56:29
mean I have the entire inventory of your products and in my notes because I've
56:36
been so curious to know, you know, all the different possibilities that you
56:40
offer before we had our podcast, So we haven't covered two of the ones
56:45
that I think are really important. And well, they're all important, but
56:50
you know, I just picked the highlight one. So one of them and
56:52
I want to cover that before we leave today is the Resolve And maybe you
56:58
could just spend a couple of minutes telling us why has Resolved such an important
57:01
product for people to know about. Yes, so you know, this journey
57:07
actually started in twenty thirteen. I was part of the first commercial team in
57:10
the US that launched or brought to market specialized pro resolving mediators. And this
57:15
was really based on the work out of doctor Charlie Surhan out of Harvard where
57:21
he started identifying spm's occurring in high dose fish oil or occurring in fish oil
57:27
to help resolve inflammation. And so what we call this formula resolve low grade
57:35
inflammation that doesn't get resolved. There's really the backbone of what's speeding up agings.
57:39
It's behind a lot of chronic disease. And so we wanted to get
57:44
this one right. We wanted to identify in the literature what are these nutrients
57:47
that are most meaningful to help modulate many of these key pathways. And so
57:53
first off or first upcomes kircumin. And there's a lot of different options in
57:59
the kirkcumin world. All everyone's touting great bioavailability. The ones that we ultimately
58:04
picked was Therauman Super and this is a group that has published over thirty papers.
58:09
All they make is this, So I love when ingredient companies are dialed
58:15
in and just own a category like they do. We layer that in with
58:21
tetrahydrokurcumin, which is what a piece of the metabolites into. So we extracted
58:28
that out with the same group that did the dihydroberbraine in the lbela same company,
58:32
and so it's two pronged, very complete Kirkcuman matrix that's in here.
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Then from there we did two other usual suspects, but at high absorption potential.
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Two fidozones, horseitin and boswelia. The other piece, which is an
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incredible ingredient that I think is underutilized in supplements is parilla seed. Seed is
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great at allergies, right THH one THH two mass cell And so somebody that
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has this unresolved pain and inflammation, there could be a little bit of that
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happening. So we put parila seed in that into this formula. And the
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secret sauce in this formula is the acmela flower. And so if you're listening
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and you're not familiar with what this flower is, I wasn't to be honest
59:21
till this was brought to my attention. This is a flower that is grown
59:24
and harvested on the island of Sardinia, one of the Blue zones, and
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in folk medicine, doctors would give this flower to their patients to chew on
59:32
because it numbed them out. It's called the toothache plant, and it's helping
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the body better respond to pain and inflammation. That's it here. And then
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rounding out we have the stragulus astrogen the RB one do connect the gut inflammation
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pain matrix. So that's what resolve is two capsules works quickly, you could
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take it long term. We even have people telling us that it's a reasona
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mirror what's inside. This formula has been really heightening the importance of making sure
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we are cleaning up what's going on inside of us. Yeah, and everybody
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you know knows that inflammation is the key to curing information is the keys to
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curing chronic illness. So it's a new term called inflammating. That's right.
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Yeah, that's the backbone of what resolve is, right exactly. So,
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dot com. Excellent, okay, And before we go, Michael, you
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and I know a lot of people in common, and we've been They've been
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on my podcast, like doctor Susan for a and who else did we both
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well? Robert Goldman of course from a four M And I was trying to
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remember, do you have you had a relationship with doctor Margharinos Geraldo Margarinos,
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Not yet? No, all right, I want to connect you to He
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was on my podcast last week and he's totally focused on the microbiome, but
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he was a dentist in Chile. So I want you to I want him
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to know about you. I'm going to send him a note when we get
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off just so he knows who you are. And there are many others,
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but I that we you and I have in common, Doctor Silverman and Lisa
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originally connected us too over in New Zealand, so exactly. Lisa Tomat who's
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one of my close friends and a wonderful podcaster herself. And I know you've
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been on. I think you told me you went on yesterday, right,
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we think we just recorded part two yesterday Part two. Okay, So anybody
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that wants to hear Michael more than today, they can go to Lisa Tommody
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is called pushing the limits, and I'd love to give her a plug that
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she always does for me too. So we're very we're very aligned in our
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in our visions about what we can do to help people in this world.
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All right, well, Michael, it's been a wonderful time spent together today,
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and if there's anything else, we can always do part two. We're
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booked until next year, but you know what, it might be good to
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have you back because it looks like it's the pace that you're going. There'll
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be several new products, there's already two coming on right, so okay,
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well, everyone should know there's any questions you have not to call Michael.
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You can always call me. That's an eight eight sixty three nine zero nine
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zero four. And this is Michelle Hughes signing off. Everyone have a beautiful
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day. Thank you, Bye bye, Michael, byebye. Thank you for
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having me. Okay,