Nick Lane

Yeah.

Yeah, I've had Nick Lane and Michael Levin and I was thinking that you and Bob Fosbury and Scott should speak to them because they're so good at cross-pollinating ideas and interdisciplinary thinking and they're working on mitochondria on deep levels as biologists and chemists.

And so it would be really cool to connect all of you if you aren't already connected to them.

Well, you know, Nick Lane and I are technically in the same college.

That's

awesome.

And that appears to have opened up a lot of options for like diversity of size and function.

And Nick Lane's book, The Vital Question, talks a lot about this.

But yeah, we would not be here without this symbiotic relationship.

Now, clearly, we live in symbiosis with a lot of bacteria.

Impossible question.

Yeah, hard to say.

But again, Nick Lane's book, The Vital Question, I think would argue that that was like, that is what you need.

Fascinating.

So this gives you this idea in the GOE that complex life could not exist without magnetism.

Now, Nick Lane's books, and people who have read them, he tries to make the case that oxygen was the cause.

The problem with Nick Lane's issues, he never makes the link between magnetism and oxygen.

And that's really what the problem is.

So under my decentralized theory, I kind of posit that the teleology of life is basically the transformation of matter inside of us.

That's how the process works.

And...

When you realize that the respiratory chain is the key to this story, any of the voltage chains on the IMM that goes away from that 30 million volt charge that Nick Lane has talked about in his books, this alters the local nuclear reorganization energy.

I mean, so how do you think...

these different microbes interact with the mitochondria because mitochondria, according to your work and Nick Laid and others, have an archaea sort of origin story.

So is there a communication between the bacteria and these ancient archaea that live within ourselves?

Yeah, there's no question.

580 million years ago, the Cambrian explosion comes, and what happens? In the fossil record, we have 32 phyla show up overnight.

That breaks every law that Darwin ever said.

So then what you have to do, because you're going after big-time dogma, you have to say, okay, what was the difference between the Cambrian time And before it, well, what's before it is a big, big, big area that Nick Lane talked about in his book, the great oxygenation event.

Nick Lane blamed everything on oxygen.

It's now essential.

And what we did, me, Nick and Ryan, so Nick's a chiropractor, Ryan's a psychotherapist, and we came together, we're all from Australia.

We decided these separate fields needed to be connected.

Functional movement, biomechanics, psycho-spiritual nourishment, spirituality, psychology, and then biophysics, biochemistry, biology, they all need to come together into a unified framework of total health.

We don't have to go to the most incredible sports athletes and trainers to be able to learn how to move like an Olympian does in the water on the land however we don't have to go to the optimal biophysical place where there's zero people population density of none like i went to the solomon islands an island with two residents i think there was a couple that was the only residents on the whole island we grabbed fish straight out of the water cooked them on a flame we did all those things like yeah you can do these things but they are extreme they're not accessible to people they're not interwoven into something that people can bring into their daily life And so what we did at Biotra is we set out all the principles that everyone set before us.

All the great, great people, Ram Dass, all these great spiritual teachers, Ryan took all that whole body of work and applied it to a single practice that then wove in all of the functional movement experts from Paul Cech, who forwarded the book.

And a bunch of other guys, and I went through all of Gerald Pollack, who also wrote a forward to the book, and Jack Cruz and Nick Lane and Doug Wallace and all these guys, Robert O'Becker, all their work.

And I put all of that plus all of our own spin on this, all of our own work with our thousands and thousands of patients that we've worked with individually and together.

That's when I discovered Gerald Pollack.

That's when I discovered Alexander Wunsch, Nick Lane, Doug Wallace, all these experts.

And I started researching into every single one of them.

Eventually later on over the next two to three years, I ended up subscribing to all of their private communities and newsletters.

We've had Paul Cech and Gerald Pollack, the two geniuses, endorse the book.

They wrote forwards for it and they're happy to, they were really happy to read it and share it and love it.

And so we're standing on the shoulders of such giants, including Dr. Cruz, including Alexander Wunsch and Gerald Pollack and Doug Wallace and Nick Lane, all these amazing researchers.

We've been able to bring a lot of their knowledge to life and bring it into a practical 30 minute practice.