Unleash Your Superhuman Health w/ Jason Tebeau

Are you ready for a world-class download on the SCIENCE OF WELLNESS? Do you want to know how you can OPTIMIZE your body and learn how to live a LONGER and HEALTHIER life? That’s exactly what we’re going to talk about this week, and you’re going to be SURPRISED at what you’re about to hear. Let’s start with a basic TRUTH. THE WORLD IS MOVING FASTER THAN EVER. Most of us get caught up in day-to-day living at WARP SPEED just trying to keep up with everyone else. It's one thing to be AMBITIOUS and lead a FULL LIFE, but quite another to do so at the expense of your HEALTH. Unfortunately, a lot of people are doing just that. INCLUDING ME! It’s no secret, and I’ve shared with you recently that I’ve been going through some health issues. That’s why today’s episode is particularly meaningful for me. It’s time to talk about the importance of SELF-CARE, PERSONAL HEALTH, and WELLNESS. And my guest, JASON TEBEAU, is going to reveal some fascinating approaches to these topics that you’ve probably never heard before. Jason is the CEO of Da Vinci Medical and creator of the SUPERHUMAN PROTOCOL. He and his brilliant team have developed GROUNDBREAKING solutions that are helping people HEAL by attacking the root causes of many kinds of ailments. The Superhuman Protocol combines what we know about our bodies and the NATURAL ENERGIES OF EARTH, WIND, AND FIRE, and combines those things with state-of-the-art SCIENTIFIC WELLNESS PRACTICES including pulsed-electromagnetic therapy, exercise with oxygen therapy, and photobiomodulation. You’ll want to hear what Jason has to say about body MAGNETISM, EARTHING, and the importance of making sure you have enough SUNLIGHT in your life. Connecting with each of these things is critical for OPTIMAL health. And, all are backed by PEER-REVIEWED scientific studies. Jason does a great job of breaking these things down into bite-size bits of information, along with PRACTICAL TIPS you can use to fire up your immune system and your overall health. In fact, one of those is as simple as taking time to walk around BAREFOOT, put your feet into some grass and earth, and directly connect with MOTHER EARTH. You’ll also learn why it’s important for you to stop DRINKING WATER two hours before you go to bed. We even talk about something as basic as how to BREATHE the right way, including how proper breathing can actually help cure a hangover. Jason has a lot more to say about changes you can make right now that will have you feeling better almost immediately. Let me be clear…I’m not here to push a product or service on you. All I want to do is let you know I’m following the Superhuman Protocol, and I can tell you, it’s WORKING FOR ME. 👉 SUBSCRIBE TO ED'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL NOW 👈 → → → CONNECT WITH ED MYLETT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ▶︎ INSTAGRAM ▶︎ FACEBOOK ▶︎ LINKEDIN ▶︎ TWITTER ▶︎ WEBSITE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• 0:00Ed Mylett?

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• 1:48Ed Mylett?

  Welcome back to Max Out, everybody. Today is going to be a show where you learn and hear things you have never heard before, and you will learn things that you've never been taught before. And that's because we're going to talk today very specifically broad ranging. We're talking about your health, your wellness. I guess a little bit of anti-aging. And, you know, hopefully just you living a better lifestyle where you feel more fit, strong. And that your well-being increases. And the gentleman to my left is a friend of mine, and he is uniquely qualified to talk about this topic today. So, Jason Tabo from DaVinci Medical, welcome to the house and welcome to the show.

• 2:21Speaker 04

  It's awesome to be here. Thanks for having me, Ed.

• 2:23Ed Mylett?

  We've definitely talked enough times from this house, but never in person.

• 2:26Speaker 04

  Yeah, super exciting.

• 2:27Ed Mylett?

  So, I'm telling you guys today, you're gonna learn some things. This is gonna be really interesting stuff for you, heavy note-taking. So, Jason is the creator of something called the Superhuman Protocol. And the way I want you all to think about remembering it is Earth, Wind & Fire. If you just think about those things as we go through the show, Earth, Wind & Fire, those of you that are old enough, it's one of my favorite bands of all time, so it's easy to recall. But, we want to talk a little bit about this protocol that you've got, and it starts with, we're gonna do basic things that anybody can afford to do, all the way up to stuff that's pretty damn pricey, that not everybody listening to this is gonna be able to do. I've been blessed and fortunate enough that I am participating in the full protocol, so to speak, and I'm new to it. So, I'm a great guinea pig for my audience. But, let's start out with the Earth part of it.

• 3:11Speaker 04

  Sure.

• 3:12Ed Mylett?

  What is magnetism in general?

• 3:14Speaker 04

  Well, we need to go back a little bit. Maybe we go back 4,000 years.

• 3:18Ed Mylett?

  4,000 years, okay.

• 3:19Speaker 04

  When Earth's magnetic field, or what we call the electron, free electron, coming from Earth, was about 2.5 gauss. Now, that's a fancy way of saying, we actually had a charge, right? When your cellphone dies, what do we do? We put it on the induction charger, because there's a battery in there.

• 3:38Ed Mylett?

  Right.

• 3:39Speaker 04

  You have trillions of batteries in your body, they're called cells. So, 4,000 years ago, we were at about 2.5 gauss, which is 250 microtesla for the nerds out there. And, what happened was, we were walking around, and we were on our own induction charger, and we were charging the cells. And when the cells get charged, they separate. Instead of clumping. When a cell clumps, or when a cell sticks to each other... It can't get as much oxygen.

• 4:08Ed Mylett?

  Right.

• 4:09Speaker 04

  That's important. And it can't carry that oxygen to the 11 organ systems. All 5 liters of blood need to get to 70,000-plus miles of circulatory system. So, we didn't think about, hmm, do we need to walk on planet Earth to stay alkaline? Because when you charge the cell, negative 25 millivolts on a cell membrane is a pH of 7.35. And everyone's saying, I need alkaline food, I need alkaline water.

• 4:35Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, I need alkaline, right.

• 4:36Speaker 04

  Actually, if you walk around on the beach, right out here, for just 30 minutes, and you measure your pH, or you look at your blood under a microscope, you're gonna look like a different person. You're gonna look like the person you should look like.

• 4:47Ed Mylett?

  Okay, let's keep going. We'll go back and forth. I want every part of this, I want to break down and understand even from my own edification, because I'm doing this, right?

• 4:53Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 4:53Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so cells clumping together, the consequences of that.

• 4:58Speaker 04

  It is lack of oxygen, and think about a freeway. If we're looking down at a freeway from a helicopter, and every car is magnetized to each other.

• 5:07Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 5:08Speaker 04

  Suddenly, we have a traffic jam, right? And the sides of the freeway have pressure on it, high blood pressure. And none of the cells can go into the microvessels, arterials, venules, capillaries. This is a disaster.

• 5:21Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 5:22Speaker 04

  And so if we charge all of those cells, they become negatively charged, they separate. And now every cell can flow from point A to point B like the cars on the Autobahn in Germany.

• 5:32Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 5:32Speaker 04

  So we have delivery system again.

• 5:35Ed Mylett?

  Got it.

• 5:35Speaker 04

  All our blood gets to go from head to toe. And all 11 organ systems, 11 of our organ systems, they need to be fertilized. They need nutrient-rich, oxygenated blood. Or each of those, one of those systems, or many of them, start to show a symptom. And the doc goes, well, we're showing these levels are here and this level is there, so let's put you on a medication.

• 5:57Ed Mylett?

  Right.

• 5:57Speaker 04

  We don't look at, well, wait a minute, the endocrine system's missing some critical nutrients.

• 6:01Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 6:02Speaker 04

  It's missing fertilizer. It's not getting perfusion. And we throw a drug at it, which will halt the symptom. Which makes you think everything's good now, but we never went after the root cause. You go after that drug, you go off that drug, you go back to where you were.

• 6:18Ed Mylett?

  So it's a Band-Aid over a gushing gunshot wound?

• 6:21Speaker 04

  Completely. They're all Band-Aids.

• 6:22Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so here we go. So first things first is separated cells can receive more oxygen.

• 6:26Speaker 04

  Correct.

• 6:26Ed Mylett?

  More oxygen means we're getting those out to the organs that need to receive that oxygen. There's a lot of way, there are some ways to get those red blood cells getting more magnetized and separated. You're saying one of them is just literally like earthing.

• 6:39Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 6:39Ed Mylett?

  Earthing, why don't you describe that a little bit? Earthing, as I understand it, is basically getting yourself touching the earth

• 6:44Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 6:44Ed Mylett?

  on a pretty regular basis, right? And that gives you that magnetic charge, even though it's less of a charge than it was 4,000 years ago.

• 6:50Speaker 04

  It's still enough. And there's 20 peer-reviewed scientific studies, peer-reviewed, that prove without a doubt that many conditions, I mean, we're talking hundreds

• 7:04Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 7:04Speaker 04

  are resolved just walking around barefoot. Go Google it. Grounding, peer-reviewed studies. It's crazy. So somebody who has, maybe they're constantly in sympathetic, right? This is a fight-or-flight mode. This is causing cortisol. This is causing inflammation. If you go walk around on Mother Earth for about a half an hour, and you could measure your parasympathetic going to, going out of sympathetic, going into parasympathetic, our autonomic nervous system calms down. We actually can reduce inflammation by walking around barefoot.

• 7:37Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 7:38Speaker 04

  We can improve the blood flow and get all of our systems, organ systems, what they need. So we can even reset circadian rhythms. So let's say you go

• 7:48Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, this is fascinating.

• 7:49Speaker 04

  out of the country and you come back, back here in California, you're going to reset your circadian rhythms, your sleep cycle, back to California.

• 7:56Ed Mylett?

  Okay, stay on that. This is fascinating. You've told me that when you travel, you go to different time zones. Best thing you try to do when you get there is you go hit the beach barefooted.

• 8:04Speaker 04

  Period.

• 8:04Ed Mylett?

  And you're saying that my time clock will literally recalibrate itself by doing that.

• 8:08Speaker 04

  For that location.

• 8:09Ed Mylett?

  That is so freaking unbelievable. Is that why, for example, I think everyone's experienced this too. Is that why, and does it matter where you're doing this? Meaning, for me, I'm barefoot around certain, but when I'm barefoot on the beach, is it just in my head, or is there something about that's, I'm actually literally touching the earth because I'm so close to it on the sand? Or no difference?

• 8:28Speaker 04

  No, so you can actually be on concrete.

• 8:32Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 8:32Speaker 04

  As long, because concrete has moisture.

• 8:33Ed Mylett?

  Concrete has moisture, got it.

• 8:35Speaker 04

  And it will conduct. But ultimately, you want to get as close to the dirt, moist dirt as possible. So if you can go outside and just sit there, barefoot, and just take your feet, and just wiggle your toes in the dirt, you're getting some pretty amazing therapeutic results. And if you don't believe this, and it's hard for people to go, "Well, how come this isn't everywhere?" Actually, it is if you just look for it. Again, 20 peer-reviewed studies, go to YouTube. There's a fantastic video called "Earthing", the groundbreaking research of, I believe, called "Grounding", it's the official video. And it recites quite a few of the studies. I'll have to give credit where it's due. Clint Ober is the guy that brought this to light. And that's why some of these studies are being done.

• 9:20Speaker 04

  But after a 20-hour flight to a destination, we're tired, we're hungry, our acidity has probably gone through the roof because of the garbage that we ate while we were on our trip. And you just get to that location, you walk around barefoot, and get 50% or more of the body exposed to sunlight, will get into light, and breathe that good, clean oxygen. Because you know when you're in, for example, when I was in Bora Bora, we know the oxygen level there, not the purity, but the quality, is very high. In 30 minutes, all my aches and pains, gone. And I'm charged and ready for the vacation. So that's my superhuman protocol, just walking on the beach, half naked, breathing good quality oxygen.

• 10:03Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so, by the way, it's important everybody listening to this, I've learned a lot about this. A lot of you live on second, third, fourth stories in an apartment building. You work on one all day. You're even further separated from this magnetic charge of the earth almost all day long. So something as basic as earthing can help alkalize the body, separate these red blood cells, we're more susceptible to oxygen. This is a really significant, basic, cost-free way that you can begin to upgrade your superhuman protocol for yourself. Now, we can then step somewhere that's a little bit more sophisticated than that, which is what I've started doing. So talk a little bit about what you've been recommending for people in terms of, it's PEMF, correct?

• 10:46Speaker 04

  Correct.

• 10:46Ed Mylett?

  A little bit about that, what is it? And then how do we get it in our body based on this pad that you've had me laying on it recently?

• 10:54Speaker 04

  So PEMF therapy is, it's been around a while and there's a form of it on almost all spacecraft. Because when we leave, when we leave Earth, we're highly disconnected from our magnetic field. In fact, oxygen and magnetism are, they're married. If we were to block all magnetic fields, if I were to put myself in a very strong Faraday cage, which would block everything, you could potentially go into heart failure.

• 11:22Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 11:22Speaker 04

  Because the cells will charge up, they'll charge up positive, they'll connect.

• 11:28Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 11:29Speaker 04

  They'll stick to each other. No more oxygen transport, no more blood flow. You'll go into defib.

• 11:34Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 11:34Speaker 04

  Dr. Jane Hunt did this study.

• 11:36Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, that's right.

• 11:36Speaker 04

  This is crazy stuff. So the origins go back in quite a ways and it got a, it's a first FDA clearance in the late 70s for non-union bone fractures because bones are piezoelectric. They are literally responding to a magnetic field and there's something in a bone called osteoclast, osteoblast remodeling. And when you play this music, so to speak, or this magnetic field back to the bone, the bone remodels again.

• 12:05Ed Mylett?

  That's amazing.

• 12:06Speaker 04

  It starts to take a non-union bone fracture, meaning not touching, and grow back.

• 12:11Ed Mylett?

  Amazing.

• 12:12Speaker 04

  So if you, if you have a non-union bone fracture, your orthopedic surgeon will probably have you wear a special device that is doing PEMF around the clock.

• 12:21Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 12:22Speaker 04

  So that's evolved into full-body mats. Now we can lay on them.

• 12:26Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 12:26Speaker 04

  And we can lay on them for eight, 16, 24 minutes at a time. And we're basically getting 14 hours worth of grounding in eight minutes. It has a residual effect of 14 hours. So we do it in the morning and we do it at night, right around sunset. And so we have coverage, we have 28 hours of residual if we do this mat every day. And you know, you don't need to lay on it unless you have blood in lungs. Those are the only...

• 12:51Ed Mylett?

  Only if you have blood.

• 12:52Speaker 04

  Seriously. If you don't have those two, you don't need the body mat, seriously. And in my opinion... Everybody at one point is going to be on PEMF. Because walking barefoot, for some of us, it's not practical, it's not safe.

• 13:06Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 13:07Speaker 04

  Some don't like it.

• 13:08Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:08Speaker 04

  And some people just can't because of where they live.

• 13:11Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:11Speaker 04

  So they need that replacement. As Earth's magnetic field declines, and it's gone down 80% in the last 4,000 years.

• 13:18Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:18Speaker 04

  It went from 2.5 gauss, 250 microtesla of unbelievable charge, to half a gauss.

• 13:25Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:26Speaker 04

  That's a big drop in such a short period of time. In the span of Earth, that's 4,000 years, is nothing.

• 13:32Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:32Speaker 04

  This is dangerous.

• 13:34Ed Mylett?

  So this mat, by the way, and by the way, you'll be able to go to DaVinci Medical, what's the website if they wanted to go see the actual mat?

• 13:40Speaker 04

  DaVinciMedicalUSA.com.

• 13:42Ed Mylett?

  Dot com. By the way, I'm not selling anything, guys, at all. There's, there's nothing in it for me. I'm just suggesting to you that if, if there's nothing in your budget to do it, I think we've all in our life had sort of anecdotal evidence of walking on grass and barefooted, or walking on the beach barefooted and just feeling better.

• 13:58Speaker 04

  Mm-hmm.

• 13:59Ed Mylett?

  Just feeling a sense of wellness and, and well-being. So if that's what you can do to begin to improve your health, and that's a basic recommendation we've made today, game changer for you. If you step up a little bit, though, and you get one of these mats, I've been using them, I, I'm so new at it, I can't say to everybody what all the applications have been for me, but there's like 7,000 different little messages that go out to our cells through this mat at one given time. Elaborate on that a little bit, it's fascinating to me.

• 14:26Speaker 04

  So the, the Earth is giving us one magnetic field, and there's a frequency, it's a Schumann pulse, 7.85, and there are other frequencies that cells like to hear, just like certain music will resonate well to you.

• 14:42Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 14:42Speaker 04

  You know, you start dancing, right? I mean, certain songs I play after something happens great.

• 14:46Ed Mylett?

  To trigger.

• 14:47Speaker 04

  Boom.

• 14:47Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 14:48Speaker 04

  Cells have receptors.

• 14:51Speaker 04

  And if we play back the right frequency to those receptors, we can actually get them back on track. So there's different cell types and cell groups. And so if you know the frequencies that can, let's say, open up the calcium channels, which may have been shut from 5G, we can fire that right back up if we've got the right frequencies coming in from the body map. So we take PEMF a step further. It's not just, yeah, okay, it's a magnetic field, it's a charger, we're putting half a gauss through the body. We're actually giving you different programs, programs that can vitalize you, for example, if you want to do oxygen therapy. We have a program that will boost the oxygen transport before you exercise with oxygen. But let's say at night, when the sun sets,

• 15:37Speaker 04

  we want that mind to be calmed down. We want to relax the autonomic nervous system. Okay, we want to get out of sympathetic. So we have a relax program there that will actually talk to the body and the mind and get us into a state, a different brainwave state. Because right now you and I are in beta. Yep. Blah, blah, blah, blah. We're almost always in beta. If you're like me, you're in beta even when you're in delta. Yeah. You think, we're thinking, you think you're not thinking when you're sleeping, but trust me, the dreams prove us otherwise. So if you do a relax program at night, we can absolutely get into a smoother, slower, brainwave state. We can get out of beta, get into alpha, theta, and hopefully have a longer delta brainwave state.

• 16:17Speaker 04

  And I can get, if I can get a better delta session in my sleep, if it's a little bit longer than yours, I can sleep fewer hours than you and feel much better. Get better sleep. Yeah, but that guy that's waking up all the time? Yep. That's a problem, because he never gets into delta. And that's when we make human growth hormone, which is going to repair and regenerate the body. So you need that delta. You've got to get really good sleep. One really great tip about that is just stop drinking water two hours before you go to bed. Right, you told me that. You drink water? What do you think the body's gonna do? Wake you right up? The bladder says, "Uh-uh, out."

• 16:52Ed Mylett?

  But, simple things, because we're doing very complex things, where we're talking about 7,000 different messages to different cells, and we're talking about separating red blood cells. But a couple of simple things I want to break down. One thing you recommended, I drink a lot of water all day long. I hydrate very early in the morning throughout the day. I have stopped doing water two hours before I go to bed. Again, guys, this is your own call. I gotta tell you, I'm sleeping much deeper. I'm getting up much less frequently. Second thing is, no matter what today, out of the first part of this podcast, the show, you ought to go Google and look up magnetism.

• 17:22Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 17:23Ed Mylett?

  You ought to just look it up, see the impact it has on your body, and you ought to look up PEMF technology, too. I think that just would be an education for you to have in the back of your mind, a goal to work towards, something that you could acquire right now. I love the idea of, you know, even when we travel, getting out, putting our feet on the ground by the beach, and resetting our clock. It's just, these are wonderful things. So, step one so far is we're separating these red blood cells. We've kind of alkalized our system to some extent, and now we're receptive now to taking in more oxygen. Isn't this good? I'm actually getting a little bit of this now. You're proud of me.

• 17:56Speaker 04

  Awesome.

• 17:57Ed Mylett?

  So now, the second step, that's earth, wind is oxygen. So the superhuman protocol now is magnetism, now oxygen. So, if I'm not in the protocol, but I have now done some earthing, I put my feet on the ground a little bit, do you recommend at that time I do something that is at least increasing my oxygen intake and my heart rate?

• 18:18Speaker 04

  Well, you can, and you can exercise a little bit, and you can, you know, people have heard of Wim Hof. There's some really great breath exercises that you can do to supersaturate. A lot of us naturally are shallow breathers, and we can actually breathe in more deeply, and hold, and exhale. This will actually calm you down. So, if you ever catch yourself go, "Wow, I'm breathing really shallow. I'm getting in maybe like a half a liter, right? Where I should be getting in a couple liters of oxygen." So, check yourself before you wreck yourself. Make sure you're breathing well, okay? Breathing well. And if you're ever nervous before something, deep breaths in and out. And there's a reason everybody says, "Calm down, breathe deep."

• 19:03Speaker 04

  We get more oxygen in this way. So if you're gonna ground, do some meditative, deep breathing. And I absolutely recommend the Wim Hof's protocol. And it's, you know, it's...

• 19:15Speaker 04

  Right, deep breaths in, deep breaths out until your very last breath. I think it's about 20 inhales and exhales, then you hold.

• 19:21Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 19:21Speaker 04

  On an exhale, and you really hold as long as you can.

• 19:24Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 19:24Speaker 04

  Then you inhale.

• 19:25Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 19:26Speaker 04

  And hold as long as you can. This will spike the immune system big time. Good luck getting the flu or the cold. And I know a lot of people are going crazy.

• 19:33Ed Mylett?

  The reason that there's good luck getting the flu or a cold is that those things need, oxygen will kill them, correct? Is that one of the reasons? Oxygen is a pretty powerful thing to kill bacteria, different, really, things that are detrimental to our system.

• 19:48Speaker 04

  All disease states and death, by definition, is lack of oxygen.

• 19:53Ed Mylett?

  Lack of oxygen.

• 19:53Speaker 04

  Think about that for a second. When we die, it's because we didn't get oxygen. Our last breath, that's it, we're done. And so I can't say oxygen is actually going to prevent you from getting the flu or the cold, right? You're going to catch it. You're going to get that. You're going to get whatever virus is lingering around, we're not going to go there. But let's just say you get it. Is the army, the immune system, are they ready? Are they ready to rock? And for example, every molecule of alcohol kills three molecules of oxygen.

• 20:23Ed Mylett?

  Is that right?

• 20:24Speaker 04

  So hello.

• 20:25Ed Mylett?

  You're killing me right now.

• 20:26Speaker 04

  How much O2 do you want in there to defend you?

• 20:28Ed Mylett?

  Gotcha.

• 20:29Speaker 04

  So if you're thinking, you know, we're going to go celebrate tonight and we're going to get drunk, well, why do you think you feel this way the next day? You're oxygen deprived.

• 20:35Ed Mylett?

  You're killing me right now.

• 20:36Speaker 04

  If you were to just put on an oxygen mask and breathe for about 20 minutes, hangover gone.

• 20:41Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 20:41Speaker 04

  Sodium bicarbonate and maybe a little bit of ibuprofen for some people, but that sodium bicarb helps with the oxygen transport, first of all. But if you can get oxygen like you have, or like our system, right? Where we breathe oxygen while we exercise, game changer.

• 20:56Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so here we go.

• 20:58Speaker 04

  That doesn't mean you should go drink more alcohol.

• 21:00Ed Mylett?

  All right.

• 21:00Speaker 04

  Because we have the antidote.

• 21:01Ed Mylett?

  Right.

• 21:02Speaker 04

  We need to look at this as... Preventative. We want to keep our body's alert system completely solid.

• 21:09Ed Mylett?

  I'm just glad that I have some permission to continue to have a little tequila.

• 21:12Speaker 04

  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, now that you know you've got.

• 21:14Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, and by the way, I know you drink wine, so I know that it's okay. So, here we go. We're gonna get, guys, this is like, I love delivering to you stuff where you're going, whoa! Right? Like, whoa. So, we did magnetism. Basic magnetism is put your feet on the ground, walk around, get some of the earth's charge. Magnetism on steroids is a superhuman protocol where you lay on this pad, and you're getting this really substantial charge that's a factor of a bazillion times. It's a, that's my term, not his. It's not a scientific term. But you're actually getting a supercharged amount of magnetism into your body, ion therapy. So then, secondly, is oxygen. You can, the basic plan is to do something where you've increased your oxygen intake. Also, you can do breathing exercises, Wim Hof breathing exercises.

• 21:57Ed Mylett?

  Now, the one, and then there's also hyperbaric oxygen, which I would say is like level 2. We'll talk about that in a minute. But level 3 is what you have me doing and others, which is I go from, right from the pad, and I go right down, and I start in a, really, a 90 to 93% sort of pure oxygen state, where I'm breathing out of a tank, that we're gonna show on the YouTube right now, as I'm increasing my heart rate, as I'm doing some cardio. So, you take us through what E-WAT is, and what step 2 of the protocol is.

• 22:26Speaker 04

  And this could be a huge deep dive. I'm gonna try to keep it simple. So, E-WAT, exercise with oxygen therapy.

• 22:32Ed Mylett?

  Exercise with oxygen therapy.

• 22:33Speaker 04

  It's not a brand. It's an acronym for a process. And there are devices that let you do E-WAT. We have something called hypermax oxygen. And what you do is you have a generator that fills up this big bag.

• 22:46Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 22:47Speaker 04

  Right? 900 liters. And once that's full, you wear a mask. And then you gun it on your bike. You do HIIT, high-intensity interval training for about 15 minutes. And the goal is, every breath is about 90-plus percent oxygen. It doesn't matter really what the purity levels are. North of 50%, back in the day when Van Arden did his studies in the lab, which defined the entire E-WAT as we know it today. He did hyperthermia with patients sitting still, breathing 50%, and he watched hundreds of disease states completely normalize. Unbelievable. I mean, the book, Oxygen Multi-Step Therapy. outlines this with amazing clinical data. You can't argue it. So you're going to exercise for 15 minutes while you're breathing 93% oxygen and every

• 23:32Speaker 04

  three minutes you're going to gun it for about 30 seconds and you're going to get your heart rate up as high as you can. Keep it under safe levels, you know, 80% of your max heart rate. And what we're doing is we're pushing oxygen to what we call distal hypoxic tissues, tissues farthest from the heart. And when the oxygen gets into the microvessels and capillaries, under pressure, it actually crosses over the endothelial lining. And when that happens, the microvessel goes from this narrowed, you know, eighth inch diameter plumbing in your house, back to normal. There's a switch where we restore microvessel. It's like roto-ruder for the body and has a one-year durable effect. Hyperbaric can't do that.

• 24:16Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 24:17Speaker 04

  So that was the big takeaway from Van Arden studies was we can restore microvessels that have been narrowing in everybody for years. The older we get, the lane that our car drives in narrows and at one point, the car gets stuck and can't move. So we can blow that out. And if we look at most viruses and bacteria, they're anaerobic. They can't handle oxygen. They die. They are, that is the antidote, right there. I mean, look at everybody that goes into a hospital, it's the first thing they put on them. In an ambulance, what's the first thing they put on them? Oxygen. They're not out of breath. They need, they're in shock. This becomes an analgesic. It's a pain reliever. And it's the most critical element for life.

• 24:59Speaker 04

  Without oxygen, we're passed out in five minutes and eight to 10, we're brain dead.

• 25:03Ed Mylett?

  Crazy. So guys, so step two is oxygen. So in your own wellness, your own health, get to investigate the benefits of oxygen. So when we've done the magnetism though, earlier, my understanding is it's opened up my capacity to receive this oxygen by a pretty significant factor.

• 25:19Speaker 04

  By between 30 and 900%.

• 25:21Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so massive factor to receive more oxygen. I do 15 minutes on this bike. About every three minutes, I do a sprint for about 30 seconds is how I've been doing it anyway.

• 25:30Speaker 04

  And you can go longer because I'm surprised you don't do the whole 15. 15 minutes.

• 25:33Ed Mylett?

  I do, no I do, okay, I didn't know that I could do that.

• 25:35Speaker 04

  Max out.

• 25:36Ed Mylett?

  Okay, I'll max out, shoot.

• 25:37Speaker 04

  It's time.

• 25:38Ed Mylett?

  Of all people, right, so, so I then do that, I've got this oxygen intake. The factors of guys of just the applications of this stuff is not just your fitness and your wellness, and I'll tell you all what I felt from doing this, but, and again, I'm not selling any protocol at all. I'm selling you on all investigating magnetism in your life, oxygen in your life, and the last part is light, which we'll cover in a minute, so earth, wind, and fire, just so you can remember it. How you get there is up to you, Jason's not here, so I'm just, we're giving you access to potential ways to get it on my term steroids, which is interesting coming from me, so, but the oxygen piece of it, this notion that we're reaching these, these organs or these parts of the body that are furthest from the heart is significant.

• 26:21Ed Mylett?

  If it is true that these vessels can become larger again and wider, the applications of that are memory, Alzheimer's, heart attacks, there's all kinds of potential benefits to these vessels being healthier and more open than beginning to close in our life, right? This is a significant thing.

• 26:39Speaker 04

  Yeah, and one analogy I want to throw out here real quick is if, if I were to tell them, "Take the pool pump out, gone, just shut it down." What is that water gonna look like in about two weeks? It's gonna be a cesspool of algae, okay? When you're not doing PEMF, that's what your blood's looking like. Think about PEMF as turning the pool pump back on. But because we're raising cell voltage, we can separate those cells. So many people's oxygen and ion transport, right? Sodium, potassium going in and out of the cell, which causes an electrical potential, called Zeta potential, how charged that cell is. If we can't get that in and out, and that transport, cell dies. Pupptosis. Cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs make up you.

• 27:23Speaker 04

  You want to protect that cell at all costs, because that's the foundation of your entire body.

• 27:28Ed Mylett?

  Why don't we do hyperbaric oxygen then?

• 27:30Speaker 04

  Well, I want to finish a note. So when we charge that cell, we open up the window of opportunity between 30 and 900% for oxygen to get in. We're not getting 900% more oxygen into the body. We're just allowing that cell to get between 30 and nine times more oxygen because that's how impeded, that's how blocked it was. Think about it. There's 240 million hemoglobin proteins in a red blood cell. We should be able to dock four molecules of O2 each. So that means some people only get maybe a couple million molecules of oxygen. It's terrible.

• 28:06Ed Mylett?

  Okay, so when we're getting this oxygen, we can get it through doing breathing techniques. That's a baseline level to do it. We can do it, the Wim Hof stuff and other things like that, which are wonderful, by the way. I do them. Two, we could do hyperbaric oxygen, or three, we can do it. So you, and by the way, Jason sells hyperbaric oxygen chambers and stuff, so this is not something that you're against, but why is this a level higher? And what is, maybe some of the potential dangers you'd shared with me if someone's doing hyperbaric oxygen without exercise, potentially?

• 28:36Speaker 04

  Right, so we gotta be careful with this because I do like hyperbaric for what we call the indications for use, which is diabetes, right? Peripheral neuropathy, burn victims, stroke. That's where you're going to be put into a hyperbaric.

• 28:51Ed Mylett?

  Healing after surgery, correct?

• 28:53Speaker 04

  Yeah, absolutely. Especially some of the larger hyperbarics. We can get in there and sit upright. For women that might get major operation, right? Breast augmentation, full tummy talk, they can't lay down yet, okay? Not for a while. They have to stay semi upright or pretty much flat. So when you're looking at hyperbaric, it's for deconditioned individuals typically.

• 29:11Ed Mylett?

  Deconditioned?

• 29:12Speaker 04

  Yeah. However...

• 29:14Ed Mylett?

  Because a lot of athletes do it, though.

• 29:16Speaker 04

  Yeah, a lot of athletes will do it. And they'll also train at altitude to increase red blood cells. So they have greater oxygen carrying capacity. So when they come to sea level, they have more... Blood cells, more red blood cells than their competition. That gives them an oxygen advantage.

• 29:33Ed Mylett?

  That's what doping is.

• 29:34Speaker 04

  Exactly, and PEMF therapy, I won't mention the exact brand name of PEMF, but our device can deliver the same results, if not better. Race across America, cyclists go from California to the East Coast. And when Team USA did this race, they beat their peers by six hours. That's a huge disparity between men, because they did PEMF while they were in on the chaser van.

• 30:00Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 30:01Speaker 04

  Relaxing, they were increasing their oxygen uptake, improving profusion of blood. So they didn't have the fatigue, they didn't have the muscle outstripping, right?

• 30:10Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 30:11Speaker 04

  The oxygen and the pain that you would normally get.

• 30:13Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 30:14Speaker 04

  So an athlete, if he does superhuman protocol.

• 30:17Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 30:17Speaker 04

  He can train harder and longer in the gym and recover way faster with a lot less delayed onset muscle soreness. Doms will drop.

• 30:25Ed Mylett?

  There's a significant portion of my audience that are athletes and fitness people. There's a significant portion that isn't.

• 30:31Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 30:31Ed Mylett?

  But for that portion, I think it's important for you all guys to hear, is that this notion of, you know, I'll just say this for me, we're gonna go to the third protocol in a minute, but I'm stronger.

• 30:41Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 30:41Ed Mylett?

  My recovery is better since I've been doing this, and I've done hyperbaric oxygen. I felt some benefit from doing it, but this has been significantly better, just application for me. I want to go back to the red blood cell thing for a second, just for my own. I told you this before, some of us that are under treatment for our hearts, or have a potential thickening of the blood through other therapies that we're on, we don't want lots more red blood cells. So is this PEMF giving me more red blood cells, like what we're talking about when we're doping?

• 31:07Speaker 04

  No.

• 31:07Ed Mylett?

  Or is it simply separating them?

• 31:08Speaker 04

  No, it's just, it's just charging them.

• 31:10Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 31:11Speaker 04

  When we put our cell phone on our induction charger, we don't get another battery. We just charge that battery.

• 31:16Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 31:17Speaker 04

  So all we're doing is charging what's there.

• 31:18Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 31:19Speaker 04

  In order to get more red blood cells, you've got to go to altitude. And the body goes, hey, kidney kicks in erythropoietin, tells the bone marrow to make a few more red blood cells. That's how we adapt.

• 31:28Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 31:28Speaker 04

  And even if you're at altitude for a short period, you're not gonna adapt. You can't. So that's why you'll see some athletes tent their entire bed. They're gonna sleep in hypoxia.

• 31:38Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 31:39Speaker 04

  They're gonna go down to 14% oxygen or less.

• 31:41Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 31:41Speaker 04

  And they're going to increase their red blood cells, so they have a big oxygen advantage. Going back to hyperbaric, because I did want to go to a point, and then I want to finish that. Hyperbaric.

• 31:54Speaker 04

  When you're in a machine such as a compression device, 1.4 atmospheres or higher, your resting heart rate's quite low. In fact, it's as low as it normally is. But you're getting a lot of extra oxygen that you didn't earn. You didn't make the CO2 to earn the new inbound O2. If I were to go work out right now, if we were to get on our treadmill, the CO2/02 equilibrium is there.

• 32:18Ed Mylett?

  The ratio.

• 32:18Speaker 04

  The ratio is normal. In hyperbaric, it's abnormal. And I'm not saying that this is dangerous, but there has been some, there's been a study that showed that a very specific cancer cell line went into oncogenesis. It made it worse.

• 32:34Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 32:34Speaker 04

  It's very rare. It's very rare. So I'm not a big fan of that taunting that ratio to play games with my body. But if I had, if I was a burn victim.

• 32:44Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 32:45Speaker 04

  Stroke, diabetes, I might do 20 or 30 sessions.

• 32:49Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 32:49Speaker 04

  And that's it.

• 32:50Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 32:50Speaker 04

  And maintenance is okay.

• 32:52Ed Mylett?

  But what we're really discussing, I don't, again, I'm acting like I know more about this than I do. But we're saying basically oxygen under load is better than oxygen without any load.

• 32:59Speaker 04

  Absolutely.

• 33:00Ed Mylett?

  So get your heart rate up while you're getting the oxygen and it's better. So those of you that are looking for the baseline stuff that you can't afford this big bucks stuff, a big bucks is a relative statement, by the way, then you want to be doing oxygen under load if you can, some way, some shape. And by the way, I don't know everyone's budget, but I don't think the mats are that expensive. I don't think the oxygen piece of it is necessarily that expensive. The third piece is relatively pricey, but it's more and more common. So we've got basically so far on our.

• 33:26Speaker 04

  I think it's more expensive to be sick.

• 33:28Ed Mylett?

  It is more expensive to be sick. You sound like you're selling right there for the first time. But it's okay. So the first thing is, we want to make sure we've got magnetism. We want to make sure that we're doing what we can for ion transport, separating our red blood cells, alkalizing our blood. Two, we want to get oxygen. If we can, we want oxygen under load of some type. Third now is light.

• 33:48Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 33:48Ed Mylett?

  Okay. Specifically here, we're going to talk about red light therapy. That's the third part of the superhuman protocol. And this is where it gets really interesting because red light therapy, I bet you there's 20% of the audience that's heard some variation of red light somewhere. So why red light next and what does red light therapy do?

• 34:10Speaker 04

  Wow. So it's also known as PBM, photobiomodulation. If you want to look up science of this, you'd search PBM in the journals. So, and it's a deep subject. I'm gonna do my best to keep it simple. So, light, or photons, right, when they get absorbed, like the sun, when a plant absorbs sun, that creates photosynthesis. That's how we can take energy and convert it in usable form, and the plant can grow. Without the sun, say goodbye to the plant, unless you're a mushroom. So, bottom line is, certain wavelengths of light. What is a wavelength? First of all, red, which is the visible. Ours is 635 nanometer. That just means, on the wavelength spectrum of light,

• 34:53Speaker 04

  635 is red, and it's visible. Red hits the skin and doesn't go much deeper than, you've got epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, okay? Three layers. We can get through all that with red light. And that's great. We'll help tighten skin. We'll make it look really supple. We can actually resolve quite a few concerns with the top of skin with red light. In our bed, we go way deeper. We go into near-infrared, invisible light, right? This is 8, 10 nanometer, 850, 940. These are the things you can't see. You'll notice in your bed, I think you even called me up and went, "Hey, man, 75% of these bulbs are out." Right. No, that's the real important light. The invisible stuff's going into your muscles

• 35:38Speaker 04

  and your organs and bone, tissue, way beyond the skin. And so what happens with light when it gets absorbed by a cell, in particular, a cell that has a mitochondria, because a red-blood cell does not have this. Mitochondrial functioning cells in tissue, organs, skin, et cetera, they make ATP, energy, adenosine triphosphate. And when light gets absorbed by the cell, there's a phenomenon that occurs, and it kicks the free radicals out. Here we go. They're sitting on something called cytochrome c oxidase. It's a very sticky chromophore. It's an enzyme at the end of what's called electron transport chain, where the powerhouse factory makes things, especially energy.

• 36:20Speaker 04

  And this sticky chromophore has an affinity to connect to free radicals. Mitochondrial nitric oxide. Now, this is a bad thing, but sometimes it can be overwhelming. And then it blocks oxygen into the cell. Okay. That's a bad thing. If we can't get oxygen into a cell, a cell can actually go rogue and become cancerous. Okay. It's gotta use other methods to make energy. You don't want that. You want it to use oxygen to make two cycles of ATP or 32. So you're either a two horsepower car, or you're a 32 horsepower car when you do light. So think of this. Let's say we go out to dinner tonight. All the lights are off, and the thieves come in. Yep. Mitochondrial nitric oxide thieves.

• 37:04Speaker 04

  They come in, but your floodlights go on. And they go, blinded by the light, they run for the hills. And they're running blind, and they run into the fence. In our body, that fence is the artery. Okay. Nitric oxide and an artery are friends. Helps relax that artery, phase dilates, improves blood flow. Okay. But now, the bad guys are kicked out, so oxygen can come back into the house again. Got it. And make ATP happily ever after. Why is this ATP so critical? You can't regenerate. You can't restore. You have no... So you can't flex the muscle if you can't make ATP. If you're short on calcium and magnesium, calcium flexes, magnesium relaxes. You can't do anything without ATP. And most people are cycling at 2.

• 37:48Speaker 04

  They need to be cycling at 32. So we have to incorporate the oxygen transport at the highest possible level. So here's why we do light last. So PEMF charges that cell, separates it, all cells. Magnetism. Exactly. Magnetism first. Got it. Puts the baseline back to normal. Your blood flow looks like that of a 10-year-old child again. Then we supersaturate with oxygen. We exercise with oxygen. Yep. Okay? And tissue and plasma have a ton of O2. Now, when light hits the cell... And it tells the free radical to get out and go to hell.

• 38:24Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 38:25Speaker 04

  Oxygen can come back in and save the day. So we're setting up each technology to potentiate the next.

• 38:32Ed Mylett?

  Got it.

• 38:32Speaker 04

  So PMF puts oxygen on steroids. PMF and oxygen puts light on steroids. So if I were to take all the oxygen out of you and dealkalize you, put you south of 7 pH, now you're acidic. Light's not as effective. Light's gonna have a very difficult time. Yes, that chromophore will absorb light. Yes, we'll have a reaction. Yes, we'll kick mitochondrial nitric oxide out. We're not gonna optimize it.

• 38:57Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 38:57Speaker 04

  So this earth, wind, and fire I developed, you know, I don't want the...

• 39:01Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, not a trademark, it's just a thought.

• 39:03Speaker 04

  I don't want the group to come after me, I'm one of my favorite bands. But I came up with that name to help people remember the order.

• 39:09Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 39:09Speaker 04

  And we've got clinics all over the world where you can go do superhuman protocol.

• 39:13Ed Mylett?

  That's what I want to say to everybody. So you may not be able to afford all these beds. You can find it. Chiropractors have been, to some extent, using some of this magnetism and some of this red light stuff for a little while now. You've been able to find Jason's machines in different places local to you. But I want to stay on a little bit of the red light a little bit, because I want to just make sure, I want people going, "All right, I like this. I'm almost gonna review the concepts." You want to increase this ATP, guys, because it's basically the energy that you're living off of, right? There's, it's an energy factor. Nitric oxide in your body, first off, what happens with the red light? I understood it, but I want to understand it a little bit better. And what is its function?

• 39:45Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 39:46Ed Mylett?

  Specifically, because I'm always hear, hear this, but what is its function in our body?

• 39:51Speaker 04

  Red light?

• 39:51Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, no, nitric oxide.

• 39:52Speaker 04

  Nitric oxide. Well, it's ultimately a vasodilator.

• 39:56Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 39:56Speaker 04

  It's what helps sexual performance for men.

• 39:59Ed Mylett?

  Correct.

• 40:00Speaker 04

  It's what helps improve blood flow and perfusion. If we don't have an adequate amount of this, we do not have the arteries relaxing. We don't have good blood flow. So when you're low on this... You have impeded blood. Now, you can't make more nitric oxide with light. I hear companies saying that.

• 40:18Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 40:19Speaker 04

  We're gonna boost. You're disassociating the existing mitochondrial nitric oxide from those mitochondrial functioning cells and they're getting pushed out.

• 40:30Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 40:31Speaker 04

  And so there's more of it to utilize.

• 40:33Ed Mylett?

  Got it.

• 40:34Speaker 04

  That's it. We're putting it back where it belongs.

• 40:36Ed Mylett?

  Got it.

• 40:36Speaker 04

  Okay? So, yeah.

• 40:38Ed Mylett?

  That's this escape situation. Okay. So, guys, the combination of these three things mean what? So, I know red light therapy. By the way, guys, when we say red light, this isn't hot light or anything like that. The fact of the bed that Jason uses, I don't wear goggles or anything like that. There's no damage to my eyes that I'm aware of. But, you know, skin, hair, pain, recovery. Are there any other benefits in addition to those that you would say that come with this?

• 41:04Speaker 04

  Hundreds. So, think about this. So, when you open up an apple, it turns brown, right?

• 41:11Ed Mylett?

  Yes.

• 41:11Speaker 04

  That's oxidation at its purest form. We call that reactive oxygen species.

• 41:16Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 41:17Speaker 04

  Or a piece of metal out in the salt water, it's gonna rust. Another example of oxidation. So, when we open an apple and it starts to brown, we can slow that browning by putting what? Lemon juice on it.

• 41:29Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 41:29Speaker 04

  Right? Think of light as lemon juice for the cells. It's gonna slow down the oxidative stress, which is, again, an overwhelming amount of those mitochondrial nitric oxide, right? And it's gonna stop inflammation. Inflammation is the root of all disease. It's the root of all pain. It's the root of everything. So, if we can stop inflammation in its tracks, I say this to people all the time. If I were to open you up and look at your aging wheel, everybody has an aging wheel. You know, somebody's might be 150, running towards the grave. If you could put the brakes on that aging wheel, you would. And you'd want that aging wheel to stop. Very difficult to do. But I think I can get mine down about five miles an hour from where it was, which was probably 100. Because I work 100 hours a week.

• 42:14Ed Mylett?

  I know.

• 42:15Speaker 04

  Right? And it's a very stressful lifestyle because I wanna serve everybody all the time and I wanna make sure everybody's getting what they need.

• 42:23Ed Mylett?

  You do.

• 42:24Speaker 04

  And you drive that.

• 42:27Speaker 04

  All day and you worry and I hate to say this too and worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do, but you don't go anywhere, but you still do it.

• 42:35Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 42:35Speaker 04

  And that worry causes stress, inflammation, pain, and it leads to pathology.

• 42:42Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 42:42Speaker 04

  It leads to symptoms.

• 42:44Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 42:44Speaker 04

  And it's really just a matter of calm down that inflammation. So red light, you could do C-reactive protein. You could do some blood labs right after red light and you can measure CRP dropping. You can look at red blood cells, dark field microscopy, and you can see the cells changing right before your eyes, especially after PMF. If someone goes, "I don't believe in this PMF stuff." Okay. Do dark field right before PMF and do dark field after and tell me that that doesn't look like somebody else's blood.

• 43:10Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 43:10Speaker 04

  I will bet them a free system.

• 43:12Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 43:12Speaker 04

  If they don't see those results. But light, near infrared and red that we get from the sun, we're predominantly blocked from it because it's not enough. There's not enough and it's not strong enough. In order for us to get the equivalent of what we get out of your light bed, you'd have to be butt naked in front of the sun for two hours during the summer, front and back.

• 43:33Ed Mylett?

  Hmm.

• 43:34Speaker 04

  And now you're exposed to UVA, UVB.

• 43:36Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 43:36Speaker 04

  And now we have skin damage.

• 43:37Ed Mylett?

  Speaking of skin damage, one of the benefits I've seen from the red light, I don't seem to burn.

• 43:42Speaker 04

  No, you're thickening the skin.

• 43:43Ed Mylett?

  Is that right?

• 43:43Speaker 04

  So you're improving your ability to protect the skin from the damaging waves.

• 43:47Ed Mylett?

  And again, everybody, I'm making claims, I've been on this very short term. Why did I do today's show? Let me explain to everyone, I'll step back for a second. I did today's show because I've been blessed and fortunate enough that I can afford access to some of the best medical information in the world. You know, I've had that with my heart with Dr. Amy Donin. I brought David Sinclair on the show. I've had Andrew Huberman on about your mind and your brain. He's a neuroscientist. I've had all kinds of different people on, you know, intermittent fasting, all the experts in the world in these things. And I'm fascinated with slowing down that aging clock. I'm fascinated with being more fit at 50 than I was at 30. I also had some health issues, as you know, genetically I wasn't born with the perfect hand dealt to me. And so anti-aging, living longer, living better is all fascinating to me.

• 44:32Ed Mylett?

  And I want to share what I'm learning or what I'm getting exposed to with the millions of people that listen or watch the show because I love them and I want that for them as well. And that's why I wanted to share you today. I want everyone to know my intent in doing this.

• 44:44Speaker 04

  Thank you.

• 44:45Ed Mylett?

  I don't make any specific claims one way or the other about it, but what I can tell you is I always want to bring you what I believe is the cutting-edge information. I believe I'm sitting next to the cutting-edge dude in the world on these topics. And that's why he's here today. You are going to do your own research on PEMF, on magnetism, on earthing. Those are all things you can research. You can research the separation of red blood cells. You can research oxygen and the benefits of that oxygen under load. You can research the benefits of red light therapy. All of the different things that we've covered today. And obviously, things like ATP, these are topics you should inform yourself on. This isn't 30 years ago where it's just about protein, creatine, and drink some water, right? Like, things have evolved, yet most people are still discussing these basic things.

• 45:30Ed Mylett?

  So you'll make your own decisions, find this information your own way. But I want you all to live longer, healthier, and better. And I'm hoping that today does that. Now, here's the tough question. I was thinking about this this morning. If all this works, and we're basically going back in time. I wonder if anyone's ever asked you this before. If all this works, you know, more of the magnetism, you know, more oxygen, more light that we're not getting, why do we live longer now than we did then?

• 46:00Speaker 04

  Why do we live? I think the numbers are skewed, actually. Well, because we don't have T-Rex.

• 46:05Ed Mylett?

  Okay, T-Rex. But I mean, that's an interesting question, isn't it? I mean, they didn't live as long then, when they were getting more.

• 46:11Speaker 04

  But no, but so I think we lived healthier lives back then because we didn't have the dust bowl. We didn't have the depletion of the soil. And today's salad is massively deficient in the nutrients, enzymes, and minerals that we had back in the day. So when people say things like, "Well, you know, my grandmother and grandfather never had these problems." Yeah, because they had actual nutrients in their food.

• 46:33Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 46:34Speaker 04

  Okay? We're just now starting to realize that, and we're on that boat now. We're going, "Okay, nutrition is really important." And we're looking at organic foods. And we're starting to figure out ways to lengthen telomeres. We're starting to look at ways to, or biomarkers that tell us how we're aging. But ultimately, if we look at the mortality rate, most of that data is coming from...

• 46:58Speaker 04

  I hate to say this, but inaccurate databases.

• 47:01Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 47:02Speaker 04

  And we are living, we are living longer, but that's because we're being driven by a medical community.

• 47:09Ed Mylett?

  That's what I thought you were gonna say.

• 47:11Speaker 04

  That can stave off some life-threatening.

• 47:13Ed Mylett?

  Yes.

• 47:14Speaker 04

  Diseases.

• 47:15Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 47:16Speaker 04

  But that quality of that lifespan, that additional lifespan, is terrible.

• 47:20Ed Mylett?

  Mm-hmm.

• 47:21Speaker 04

  I said to somebody the other day, you know, you were born superhuman and you were conditioned and guided into mediocrity.

• 47:29Ed Mylett?

  Hmm.

• 47:30Speaker 04

  Okay, I have a theory. Babies are, when we're born, there's a reason we scream our lungs off when we come out. We have a feeling we're gonna be force-fed the standard American diet and our health is gonna be based on drugs.

• 47:43Ed Mylett?

  I already know the minute we come out.

• 47:44Speaker 04

  We're way better off back inside.

• 47:45Ed Mylett?

  We've been listening and watching it for nine months in our mother's womb. I thought, I feel like the answer to that to some extent is the combination of the two, that we live longer now because of the advances in technology and medical science and some medications, surgical techniques, those different things. But if you could combine these things with the access and the knowledge that we have now, it's just a more, you know, evolved society with better technology.

• 48:06Speaker 04

  I don't think we're living longer with better quality. I do not. I absolutely don't. I think we were extending life right now, but if we look at the last 10, 15 years of that quality of life.

• 48:16Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 48:16Speaker 04

  It's in an old age home, needlessly.

• 48:18Ed Mylett?

  Yeah, or very unhealthy, very stagnant.

• 48:20Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 48:21Ed Mylett?

  I agree with you.

• 48:22Speaker 04

  And I think we can go way beyond 100 with amazing quality, be able to ride a bike, still be able to work out. I mean, look at the five blue zones that exist around the world, from Greece to California. You have people that are walking around barefoot, they're eating from the land, and they don't have Parkinson's, fibromyalgia, ischemia, heart disease. It doesn't exist. It just doesn't exist.

• 48:42Ed Mylett?

  How long do you think we can live? Someone with a decent...

• 48:45Speaker 04

  I mean, you go back to some of the ancient scripture and they're showing beings living hundreds and hundreds of years, even longer.

• 48:52Ed Mylett?

  So you think someone can live 120, 150 years is pretty healthy, potentially?

• 48:56Speaker 04

  I'm gonna give it a shot.

• 48:57Ed Mylett?

  I know you are. It's one of your obsessions. I can just say this for me. I mean, I'm 50 years old and I am stronger, more flexible, and feel healthier than I did when I was 30. And so I almost feel like I haven't hit that point in my life because of my pursuit of these things that has got me to be on the backside of that number yet. That's at least how I feel. I hope that that's true. There's things I need to fix. My audience knows that my heart rate's too high. I've had some heart issues. It's one of the other reasons that I'm working on these things. But it's people like you that give me confidence that that's really true. And I want to encourage the audience to do your research on these topics because I feel like today's one of the more valuable shows we've ever done that could extend or even save some of your lives and the quality of your life, depending on your age. You athletes, you want to recover, you want to train faster.

• 49:43Ed Mylett?

  There's the basic techniques, the basic things that this will deliver to you. You'll feel almost instantaneous, and I did. You wanted to jump in and say something.

• 49:50Speaker 04

  Yeah, I want to mention something, and I didn't want to go public with this, but I was born with a congenital defect. We call it a mitral valve prolapse. So it's where the valve's a little floppy, okay? And it can get worse as you age. And a couple of years ago, I began to see symptoms from it. You feel lightheaded, like you have low blood sugar. And we've known about this. I've known. And then they said, "Don't worry about it until you need to worry about it." And so a couple of years ago, they said, you know, "It's getting worse." And the doctor, the cardiologist, looked at me and he said, "Is there any way you can get a little more oxygen?"

• 50:24Ed Mylett?

  No way.

• 50:25Speaker 04

  And I went, "Absolutely, I can." I says, "I do a protocol where I can supersaturate the blood plasma, and I fire up the red blood cells, and I can do red light therapy and stop all the inflammation." He was like, "How? What is all this about?" Amazing how he's never heard of this, because they're so focused on disease, and cutting, and repairing, and/or prescribing a drug. And look up pharmacology, it's the study of poison. Every drug is poisonous in the right dose. And we're given just a small enough dose to stop a symptom. So you think everything's good, but you have to stay on that. And that could cause a cascade of ongoing problems. So 2019, they said, "You won't make it past the end of 2019.

• 51:10Speaker 04

  You need that surgery within the next 90 days." And I just said, "No. I'm gonna start doing superhuman really hard." And I went back and did my last echo, and they just said... We don't know what you're doing, but your ejection fraction's looking pretty good. You know, when you want to get the surgery, get the surgery because you can't fix an architectural problem per se. When the valve's got an issue, you can take all the supplements all day long, but if you can reduce the inflammatory condition and you can improve the oxygen absorption and uptake to the 11 organ systems, you can stave off a lot of the symptoms that would cause or that is a result of mitral valve prolapse. So I'm not telling somebody, "Go do this, avoid the surgery."

• 51:55Speaker 04

  But I have delayed the surgery. It's open heart, you know, it's bypass, lung bypass, heart bypass. It's open heart.

• 52:01Ed Mylett?

  We're sawing stuff open.

• 52:02Speaker 04

  And ironically, I'll be doing the Da Vinci procedure, which is by another company, and the Dr. Alfredo Trento, the best in the world. He's done more of these surgeries than anybody. So my hands are, my heart is in good hands, and hopefully he'll be doing it this year or early next year.

• 52:17Ed Mylett?

  Thank you for sharing that.

• 52:18Speaker 04

  Thank you, it's superhuman. I'm still here.

• 52:20Ed Mylett?

  Thank you, brother, for sharing that.

• 52:21Speaker 04

  You bet.

• 52:22Ed Mylett?

  Today's been remarkable. I had a bunch more things I wanted to get to. Are there any disclaimers or qualifiers you would add for anybody under certain treatments or conditions that should avoid any of the things we talked about?

• 52:31Speaker 04

  Pregnancy. Pregnancy. Light epilepsy, because we can adjust the frequency, and that's another thing we need to talk about, we can adjust frequency. You can go into a sleep frequency in the light bed. I can set you at 10 Hz.

• 52:42Ed Mylett?

  Okay, you need to show me how to do that.

• 52:43Speaker 04

  And fire that thing up, and I will put you, I'll knock you out while you're in the bed.

• 52:48Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 52:49Speaker 04

  So, frequency is important when modulating the body, and you get to play with that. Most light systems don't allow you to play with frequencies, it's just a solid on/off switch.

• 52:58Ed Mylett?

  Okay.

• 52:59Speaker 04

  What was the question?

• 53:00Ed Mylett?

  Any qualifiers? Pregnancy?

• 53:02Speaker 04

  Don't, yeah, pacemakers.

• 53:04Ed Mylett?

  Pacemakers, pregnancy.

• 53:05Speaker 04

  And we are using such a low gauss, such a low magnetism, it's probably not a problem, but you always want to check with your doc. Pregnancy, epilepsy on the light. Other than that, no other contraindications. You should always talk to your doctor and say, "Hey, this is what I'm doing."

• 53:19Ed Mylett?

  Yep.

• 53:20Speaker 04

  This is not designed to prevent, cure, or treat anything. We can't go there, we cannot make any medical claims. But what you're doing are the basic fundamentals. You have a universal right to this. Oxygen, magnetism, light. It created life.

• 53:32Ed Mylett?

  Yeah.

• 53:32Speaker 04

  It sustained it, and we unknowingly disconnected from that which has also declined. We didn't know it's Earth magnetism's been declining. It's been declining for the last 4,000 years. We didn't know we're supposed to get certain wavelengths of light. We didn't realize the oxygen was laden with hydrocarbon from industry. Okay, that's a whole nother subject, talking about clean air and ozone. I mean, we can go for days on that. So, pay attention to your body. Your body's telling you something's not right. Don't, not saying you don't go see your doctor, but sometimes it's just a matter of walking around barefoot. Breathing deep and exposing the body to that which created us.

• 54:10Ed Mylett?

  Yep, and that's the base level, all the way up to what we've talked about today. I hope what today did was give you guys a whole different, or a whole new perspective and some things to think about, read about, watch this show again on, in terms of your anti-aging, your wellness, your healing, your recovery, your overall state of being. And I feel like you delivered on that today, Jason.

• 54:27Speaker 04

  Thank you.

• 54:27Ed Mylett?

  So, thank you. They go to davincimedicalusa.com if they want to get involved with any of the things that you're doing. You can Google all the different PEMFs and all the different terms that we went through today. Your ATP, all of that stuff. You can look through all of that stuff and learn about it today. And from me to you, I hope today served you. I hope it was something that you feel compelled to show with people, share with people, and hope it's got you thinking and talking. I hope it's got you questioning. I hope it's got you discussing with people that you trust and getting their opinion as well. So, Jason Tabo, thank you for being here today.

• 54:55Speaker 04

  Thank you, Ed.

• 54:56Ed Mylett?

  Great to have you, brother.

• 54:56Speaker 04

  Stay superhuman.

• 54:57Ed Mylett?

  You crushed this. I am working on that staying superhuman. And for the rest of you, I want to ask you to share this with as many people as you can. Fastest growing show in the world for a reason. And God bless you all, and back south.