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As we age, we have injuries and wear and tear to our bodies over time that cause us to experience one of the biggest symptoms associated with aging, and that is pain. Yes, it is a 4 letter word that none of us want, so I asked my guest today to talk about a cutting edge way to reduce pain without drugs or invasive surgeries.
My guest is Dr. Harry Adelson who was one of the very early adopters of stem cell medicine for the treatment of pain. He has performed over 5,000 stem cell procedures and has injected stem cells into over 500 inter vertebral discs, placing him among the most experienced in the world with the use of stem cells for the treatment of chronic spine pain. He practices in Park City, Utah.
In today’s interview we discuss stem cell medicine for anti-aging and pain. Dr. Adelson and I attended naturopathic medical school together almost 20 years ago, and it’s great to have him back on my podcast to give an update on how stem cell therapy works and bust some of the myths around stem cell medicine. You’ll also find out why (and what for) some top bio-hackers are traveling from around the country to see Dr. Adelson.
On today’s podcast, we’re talking about how understanding the microbiome may be able to change the world’s healthcare as we know it and make illness “optional.”
My guest is Naveen Jain who is an entrepreneur driven to solve the world’s biggest challenges through innovation. He is the founder of several successful companies including Moon Express, Viome, Bluedot, TalentWise, Intelius and InfoSpace. Viome is focused on disrupting healthcare with the goal of “making illness elective” by identifying microbial biomarkers that are predictive of chronic diseases and to adjust the microbial imbalance through personalized nutrition.
Naveen Jain is also a trustee of the board at the X PRIZE Foundation where he is focused on using incentive prizes to find solutions to many of the societal challenges. And He recently launched a million-dollar Women Safety XPRIZE to empower the women around the world. And, he is on the board of Singularity University where he is focused on educating and inspiring leaders to address humanity’s grand challenges through innovative technologies.
Naveen Jain has been awarded many honors for his entrepreneurial successes including “Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year”, “Albert Einstein Technology Medal” for pioneers in technology, Recipient of “Ellis Island Medal of Honor”, Most creative person” by Fast Company, “Top 50 philanthropists of 2018” by Town & Country magazine, “Humanitarian Innovation Award” at the United Nations, “Distinguished Global Thinker Award” by IILM, “Most admired Serial Entrepreneur” by Silicon India, “Top 20 Entrepreneurs” and “Lifetime Achievement Award” for the leadership by Red Herring.
On today’s podcast, Naveen shares how we can come together to solve the world’s problems, including healthcare. He shares about the exciting research on the microbiome and the potential it has for preventing and reversing many chronic diseases. And what his company is working on to continue to address the healthcare crisis.
Today, we’re talking about GMOs and how they impact your health and your skin.
My guest is Jeffrey Smith who is an author, speaker and founding executive director of The Institute for Responsible Technology (IRT), a leading source of GMO health risk information for consumers, policy makers, and healthcare professionals.
His books include: Seeds of Deception and Genetic Roulette: The Documented Health Risks of Genetically Engineered Foods.
Jeffrey has lectured in 45 countries, counseled leaders from every continent, and has been quoted by thousands of news outlets including: The New York Times, Washington Post, The Times (London), Associated Press, Reuters, and Time Magazine. He regularly appears in the media, including the BBC, NPR, Fox News, The Doctors, and the Dr. Oz Show.
On today’s interview, we talk about what exactly GMOs are, how they may impact your health (including your skin) and what you can do to reduce your exposure to them and reverse possible damage.
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