How Clean Air Improves Sleep, Hormones, and Bone Health w/ Jaspr Founder Mike Feldstein + BoneCoach™ Osteoporosis & Osteopenia

So just a summary for people, Jasper is, it's basically like the ultimate air purifier.

It looks beautiful.

That's actually one of the things that attracted me to his setup when we were walking through this health conference, and it's for commercial-grade air cleaning power, but available in your home or your business or wherever you want clean, healthy air.

Now, when we talk about clean, healthy air, let's just talk about why is that important.

Why does air itself need to be cleaned if you're not in a natural disaster setting?

Yeah, so it's, luckily this is why we're talking to your audience, people who are already health conscious and health aware and trying to optimize their health.

For all the same things you already know about your water and your food or the chemicals you put on your skin, all the same things apply to air.

So how do things get in us? We eat it, we drink it, it absorbs through our skin, or we breathe it.

So there's good things that we can get in like that, and there's a lot of bad things, too.

You would not go to a pond at the side of the road or the ocean and fill up a cup of water and be like, "Looks clear, fine to drink." 'Cause we've been educated as a species, we know that our water can be heavily contaminated and it can be really harmful for us.

We can get a little bit sick, we can get a lot sick, and by not drinking, like, high quality filtered water, we're just not gonna be optimal.

Same thing, you know, you could have a really deep-fried lunch with a cake.

You might not...

You won't die, but your energy level's gonna be horrible.

It's gonna impact your mood.

It might flare up autoimmune stuff.

It's just generally gonna be poor fuel for your body.

Same thing.

There's really good high quality skincare products and cosmetic stuff.

There's also really bad stuff.

So the same thing that you already know in those areas of health apply to your air.

The average home, let's say, has about a million particles floating around, when we use, like, a particle counter.

Now, analogy I like to use, if you had a fishbowl with some fish swimming around, do you think it's okay in terms of caring for your fish to just merely scrub the perimeter of the glass bowl every day? Or do you think it might be important for you to filter the water and maybe change that water occasionally? So with our homes, everybody's busy every day mopping, vacuuming, wiping counters.

We're cleaning the glass surfaces of our fishbowl, but we're just sitting here in our dirty, dirty water.

You know? It'd be like gray water with algae, and we don't really appreciate it 'cause we're not aware of the air we're in.