#422 Kashif Khan - You're Not Supposed to Get Sick

Kashif Khan is a health entrepreneur, longevity expert, and founder of the world's leading functional genomics research company. He reveals why humans are genetically designed to live to 120 free of chronic disease, and how the modern lifestyle is cutting decades off our lives. The conversation digs into the hidden epidemic of mold and parasites, why 5G makes everything worse, the truth about turbo cancers, the Alzheimer's gene most doctors misunderstand, and why your relationships might be more toxic to your body than what you eat. Sponsored by: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com Get $50 off DNA testing with code 'zuby' here: https://kashkhanofficial.com/discount/zuby?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fdna-360-report Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (00:29) Kashif's story & how he got sick (03:04) You're designed to live to 120 (07:04) Life expectancy is actually dropping (10:36) Lifespan vs healthspan (11:59) What's killing us — the real causes (14:11) Why 5G is 600x worse than 4G (18:42) Phone safety data based on 1980s research (22:19) Why NAD can either heal or cause cancer (28:00) The Alzheimer's gene rethought (34:38) The biggest toxin nobody talks about (38:15) Turbo cancers explained (40:30) The mold, parasite & heavy metal surge (45:31) Genetic testing & your children (55:00) Why disease shows up after 50 (58:30) The hormonal shift no one talks about (01:01:00) Mitochondria, saunas & how to reverse aging (01:03:18) Where to find Kashif online — Follow Kashif Khan: https://instagram.com/kashkhanofficial — Follow Zuby: https://linktr.ee/zubymusic Subscribe to 'Real Talk with Zuby' on Apple Podcasts or Spotify: https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcast Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/real-talk-with-zuby/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy