Martin Picard

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Dr. Martin Picard has a study on PubMed.gov. You might wanna check it out, looking at the mitochondrial health of caregivers.

Caregivers... have a stressful job.

And they use something called the MHI, the mitochondrial health index.

And so some of these names I'm going to throw out, folks can go down the rabbit holes and read up on any of these.

But people like John Ott, Robert Becker, Fritz Albert Popp, these were guys who were originally considered a bit... controversial and yet now we have people like dr martin picard and his partner nushin and i slaughter her last name that are out of columbia who are doing amazing research in this concept here you you know these guys started out the ones that were kind of the controversials they were not they um And you, I should say, you started out and then they helped confirm or guide you.

And now the research today is sort of affirming or confirming this, that you didn't start out studying light as something we see.

You know, that is something that... those folks that you started learning from came to understand.

But here's a couple of things I want folks to know.

Like right now, the studies at MD Anderson, especially in the integrative oncology space led by people like Dr. Lorenzo Cohen, the entire future of cancer care is moving into this bioresonance, biophoton space.

Um, the, the gentleman I talked about, Dr. Martin Picard and the work he's doing at the, um, university levels and the research here, this is like, go follow his sub stack and his work and his papers, read that scientific American article that I believe came out in 20 into 2025, November of 2025, that talks about the future is energy.

And so again, these ideas seem so far, far reached, but they are.

for us, why this ties all to Becker's work.

Believe it or not, it ties to Martin Picard's work, and it ties to Michael Levin's work at Tufts, that we need to increase our bioelectricity to stay healthy, that 30 million volt charge.

Well, it turns out the slide that I had in 2014 at Pasadena when Asprey threw me off the stage, it said magnetism is the father of bioelectric currents.

So I decided to take the outside, the good things of the volcano, and put it around everything.

And just look at some of the researchers involved.

We have Martin Picard, who I've been following for years, but he's become very popular in the last four to six months because I think he was on, was it Andrew Huberman or was it Joe Rogan? But regardless, so we have Martin Picard, we have Nick Lane, who is another very popular author in the mitochondrial sphere, if you will.

So both of those guys, plus others, are researchers involved in this paper.

And the basic proposition is that mitochondria may provide one of the missing biological links connecting psychological experience, physiological stress, metabolism, cognition, emotion, and behavior.