Ep.83 How to Have a Living and Everlasting Connection With Loved Ones Using DNA-Filled Products || Dave Latorra and Stephanie Ford

Do you want something to hold onto as a treasure for your loved one for many generations? How about storing their DNA in a piece of jewelry? Photos get old and tattered, and recordings may also not do well.

Join this conversation with Dave Latorra and Stephanie Ford, co-founders and co-owners of DNA is Love. They offer personalized DNA-filled products like jewelery and picture frames for people and pets that give them an opportunity to hold onto and cherish lasting remembrances of loved ones. Dave is a molecular biologist, and Stephanie comes from the hospice care field. Together, they have leveraged their skills and experiences to bring meaningful and tangible keeps for people to hold and cherish for generations.

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Key Highlights from the Episode;

[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guests, Dave and Stephanie

[01:40] A bit about Stephanie's background

[03:02] Her role in hospice

[03:27] Dave's background

[04:40] How the two came together and how the idea came to life

[05:41] How they carry out the DNA process and the entire thing

[07:41] How to get your product made and the time frame it takes

[09:55] Examples of some customizable products you can choose

[13:44] The most popular product

[15:24] An in-depth DNA processing technique Dave uses

[17:52] How do you receive the product after it is made?

[19:01] Can the hair be used for unexpected deaths?

[24:53] Ending show and calls to action

Notable Quotes

• We are much more alike than we are different. DNA shows we are 99.9% similar and just 0.1% unique. [14:46]

• Life is short, and things happen; sometimes, people leave before their time. Take the DNA samples on time. [18:28]

• DNA is our connection to our genealogy. [23:11]

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Dave and Stephanie

Website: https://dnaislove.com/

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