oh yeah

yeah because it's it's truly brilliant and at the root of it literally and this is one of the reasons that you and i jive so well is water yeah right water is kind of the fundamental stratum that that actually provides the energy and all the force to keep everybody moving but Inside the cells, when you hit it with light, it can process chemicals.

It can process energy, whether it's electric, electromagnetic, magnetic.

Your body can process all these different things and pull out what it needs.

And so when you use coherent light, I think of it more like a plasticizer for cells because we are fundamentally a bit incoherent, and our function in light is very coherent.

I always joke that the idea of...

Using light, you have the same number of emissive photons and a light bulb and a laser.

So how long do you need to take that? Is that something you take on an ongoing basis? Yeah, I cycle it.

How did you find yourself as such a top expert in this field of health and then bridging into the world of sleep?

So initially, kind of in a circuitous path, I had a full ride for chemistry way, way, way back in the day.

And then I studied chemistry and music.

And then I was a professional jazz musician for a while and toured around.

And then when I moved to Austin, I was voted best new jazz artist in Austin.

So in your hood, the Clarksville Jazz Fest.

And so I did that and then I started, I needed something to do during the days.

What is that kind of established stack that has lots of research behind it that you can say with a decent amount of kind of certainty that that might be supportive from your vantage point? Just curious then what that stack or if we hit on all those things that you might take for that.

Okay

... you know, if you're trying to solve a problem, you have to understand where your starting point is.

And if you have neural inflammation, it's because you have just systemic inflammation biologically.

And so the first thing you wanna do is use the higher concentration of C60 to go in and knock out systemic inflammatory response, right? Because, and I did a full two, actually, two clinical trials on this where we showed mass suppression of cytokines systemically in Eurofins, who's, if anybody knows, that's kind of the, the group that does all the testing for the big pharmaceutical companies.

And Eurofins did all my cytokine analysis.

And so we showed h- a precipitous drop, uh, within two hours after taking it.

So you take the Evolve first, and that goes systemically, and that's the olive oil-based stuff, and that starts to knock down your inflammation.

Why did you do that, and why does it make a difference?

I'd love for you to talk a little bit about that particular technology, what it does, what it is, um, so that people can understand a little bit better, you know, the power behind it.

Yeah.

So everybody's familiar with carbon, right? We, we are literally carbon-based organisms, so we're made from it.

Um, but carbon comes in a bunch of different forms, right? So when you're speaking about it scientifically, carbon has allotropic formations, right? So an allotrope is just a different grouping of that element or those atoms in different configurations.

So like diamond is a tetrahedral formation of carbon atoms, and so that's one.

Um, then you've got graphene, you know, which would be a monolayer.

So it's, you know, two, two dimensions only.

What are you doing with them? Why? Um, I'd be curious 'cause I know you've mentioned it a couple of times.

I don't know.

It actually is an old-school 1980s boombox that's pumping out qu- [laughs] it's...

No. It's, uh, yeah, because it, you know, we're all part of the quantum field, and we're never out of the quantum field, right? In fact, I would go so far as to say that our entire body is built to operate in a quantum field.

And you guys have heard me say this.

This is one of those things that I, I kind of differ from the mainstay of, you know, science where everybody says ATP is the energy currency of the cell, and I think that is a gross, uh, hubristic miscalculation of science.

Because back when the electron transport chain was decoded, there was no precept for wireless charging.

But I would posit that, in fact, at the very end of the electron transport chain inside the mitochondria, the very last step is the production of water.

And maybe I, and Ian, you have such a wonderful way of explaining what the limbic system is and what it does, so people understand, like, what, what is actually going on and what's possible.

So you can speak specifically to- to the team, and also the network if there's some really cool stuff going on.

Well, um, the network just continues to surprise me.

We had a little coffee meeting this morning, and I just like, um, I get to meet people from all over the world now.

But I get to meet people that it's gone far beyond just Ian and a small team.

The network itself is an organism that literally is, like, recruiting other people and opening their minds, and giving them tools.

I mean, it's just become, I think that's the coolest part about me, is like, back in 2018 it was an idea, and now it literally is a group of people with like-minded kind of beliefs that our job really matters, and that's the part I love.

We're- we're doing the World Cup project coming up, and, uh, we did the calculator on scams, on the ROI.

She's the best.