LONGEVITY SECRETS: The Foods You Absolutely SHOULD NOT EAT! | Dave Asprey

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  • @bobbifarrell5919
    @bobbifarrell5919 4 роки тому +15

    I am 75 yrs. old and handicap I don't have heart problems. I did some research and found out about cold showers. I started taking cold baths about a week ago. I could not believe how good it made me feel, I have so much energy now. I am also taking things to help with inflammation. I just subscribed to your channel.

    • @yahirprince8543
      @yahirprince8543 3 роки тому

      sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
      I somehow forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me.

    • @jennifernacif2550
      @jennifernacif2550 2 роки тому

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  • @Andruiu
    @Andruiu 7 років тому +20

    "1. The world is more complex than you perceive it to be. Like there are things that you just don't notice that are really important.
    2. You have way more control than you ever thought you did.
    3. It costs you more and causes more harm than you think when you hold hate and anger in your heart. The antidote for that is gratitude and forgiveness."

  • @ronilittle7028
    @ronilittle7028 3 роки тому +1

    Love Dave ASPREY! He is overwhelmingly sweet and gives generously to help others! I always listen when he speaks, and trust his investigative work! God bless you always Dave!

  • @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful
    @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful 7 років тому +133

    Actionable takeaways:
    - take a 1 minute cold shower daily
    - walk for 20 minutes each day
    - sprint train once a week
    - lift heavy weights when training
    - remove MSG from your diet

    • @aperson2730
      @aperson2730 7 років тому +3

      Evan Green Thanks, have a good day

    • @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful
      @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful 7 років тому +2

      I only added things you can do right now

    • @dwikafebrianto3016
      @dwikafebrianto3016 6 років тому

      I think there's nothing wrong with those advice. Even though it seems 'common sense', it's not uncommon for people to do it.

    • @conynunez1951
      @conynunez1951 6 років тому

      What’s msg?

    • @Fred-vm7ne
      @Fred-vm7ne 6 років тому +2

      Lol,
      Monosodium glutamate

  • @briana3141
    @briana3141 7 років тому +8

    This is one of my favorite interviews Lewis!
    There's no doubt that our brain is very complex and requires a "complex" approach. I was very interested in Daves research and knowing people myself that are passionate about neuroscience, I can say with almost utter certainty that this is not a topic one explores, much less devotes a lifetime to, unless it is close to their heart.
    Side note: Anyone trying to discredit someone who is spending their life doing research to help improve lives, is honestly just not thinking with kindness and clarity. As Don Miguel Ruiz says, Be Impeccable With Your Word.
    The most interesting parts of this interview for me were:
    - the debate between brain for muscles vs muscles for brain
    - MITOCHONDRIA (mind-blown)
    - the ways to "manipulate" mitochondria (cold showers, intense workouts, rest, right foods, etc)
    - Recovery time
    - Bullet Proof (had never considered it before)
    Dave Osprey is right when he says that our brain and body functions are one complex being. So complex, that it takes experts, the curious, the sick, and the called, to follow new paths and show others the way.

    • @briana3141
      @briana3141 7 років тому +4

      Also he's on point about inflammation :)

  • @Raudmann
    @Raudmann 7 років тому +26

    Those 51 minutes just flew by! So interesting! I could listen to him talk for hours!

  • @fizzynsparkles5996
    @fizzynsparkles5996 7 років тому +8

    Enjoying bullet proof coffee while watching this great interview.

  • @dianeorr8937
    @dianeorr8937 3 роки тому +2

    "Enlightenment: Removing SELF DECEPTION. That is what makes you Great." Dave Asprey

  • @karlkajomomoritz2816
    @karlkajomomoritz2816 2 роки тому +1

    This is awesome information that I'm sharing with my TBI peer's group.

  • @gondergirl6127
    @gondergirl6127 7 років тому +7

    Just pre ordered the book. Whoop Whoop. This is my shit. I LOVE IT! Thank you for bringing this to me Lewis. Keep on keepin on.

  • @MindDrip
    @MindDrip 5 років тому +2

    Dave is awesome, the book was great. This was like a nice summary

  • @MrVikingsandra
    @MrVikingsandra 7 років тому +12

    Well he made me aware of my mythocondria, if anything. I'll do the cold shower thing for sure, good quality sleep check, move your ass check, get enough light check. As for eating the right foods, it's driving me crazy nowadays, I swear. You hear a thousand new theories and studies that tell you "alcohol is bad for you"- "not anymore! a glass of red wine is actually healthy". "You should always eat fish! fish is good for you" - "too much fish is unhealthy".."Garlic is an antioxidant , garlic is good for you" - "but bad for your stomache" ...I mean so much confusing information out there, everyone seems to know better nowadays and the information is often contradictory. How do I know what's right?

  • @ChrisVallejos
    @ChrisVallejos 7 років тому +1

    Lewis man! Just subscribed. I've seen a couple interviews by you and you are alway so honest and genuine, thank you!

  • @Honest_IITian
    @Honest_IITian 4 роки тому +2

    A.) Routine takeaways:-
    -> Bed time = Honey, Low light, Cold environment
    -> Morning = Cold shower, Bulletproof coffee, 20 min walk.
    -> Once a week = 60 sec Sprint-rest technique (15 min)
    B.) Habit takeaways:-
    -> Stop eating bad fat.
    -> Use halogen instead of LED.
    -> Avoid living in toxic mold environment.
    C.) Connect:-
    -> Insta: Dave.Asprey
    -> FB: Dave Asprey
    ~ Great work Dave sir.

  • @crand20033
    @crand20033 4 роки тому +3

    My mom's still healthy at 98 she doesn't know or do any of this. She says she doesn't eat much though so that is calorie restriction. Plus she walks for exercise.

  • @rwp-artartinthedark3538
    @rwp-artartinthedark3538 7 років тому +15

    I'm stoked on this guy great stuff, and btw cutting out sugar is Greatness.

  • @cornelianery3572
    @cornelianery3572 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks Dave!
    Very informative

  • @mrnettek
    @mrnettek 7 років тому +13

    Whether you like him or not, a good percentage of what Dave is saying, is true and works. Nootropics...with water, regular exercise, and actual progressive learning, will take you far. No, nootropics don't suddenly give you a 40 point boost in IQ. But, they can grease the gears, so to speak. Like the quote from Limitless says, "Works better if you're already smart", which is pretty accurate.
    I think...Dave would benefit from hiring younger, smarter people to push his brand.

    • @justalvarez8096
      @justalvarez8096 5 років тому

      Definitely agree, even if 8 don't agree on everything he says most of what he says it very important to know for bio hacking

  • @xawastin
    @xawastin 2 роки тому

    Asprey changes your life Thanks

  • @coolreem
    @coolreem 7 років тому +4

    Lewis, this show was really good. I appreciate how you are broad with exploring different people studies on human potential and achieving wholeness. Dave gave some great insights and any entrepreneur should be at least curious to explore bio-hacking.

  • @xmeerzx
    @xmeerzx 7 років тому +1

    Very informative. Thanks for interviewing him.

  • @BoobFace
    @BoobFace 4 роки тому

    WONDERFUL interview Lewis! Thank you SO much for this and for your channel! I am grateful to have found you and am appreciative for the focus and dedication you have to these topics! :)

  • @gavinbegbie5852
    @gavinbegbie5852 7 років тому +9

    Thanks Lewis for interviewing Dave (it's through this podcast that I've discovered you). Small minded people are always knocking Dave, hey he's not perfect, in fact he has some glaring faults, but he's brilliant when it comes to thorough research.

    • @alanj878
      @alanj878 6 років тому +1

      actually all he talked about is rehashed things . Even you follow holostic naturalpaths who believe in science . Also the biggest testimony is yourself , he claims he tested these methods on himself that speaks volumes.

    • @ronilittle7028
      @ronilittle7028 3 роки тому

      Yes he experiences what he teaches!

  • @mmm-ko9my
    @mmm-ko9my 7 років тому +8

    Thinking is actually harder work than moving. So interesting.

    • @bogusshmogus1670
      @bogusshmogus1670 7 років тому +2

      I was super surprised when I heard this as well, though it's true. Spend a whole day mulling over complex topics and you're surprised at how draining it is.

    • @abcca1482
      @abcca1482 7 років тому +1

      Marina Marino i'll have to disagree. i spend most of my days thinking and reflecting on life and it makes little to no changes to my life. i always tell myself if i put all the energy on work i'd have accomplished much more

    • @AdamHenryMotivation
      @AdamHenryMotivation 7 років тому

      I like it!

  • @LillianSee
    @LillianSee 7 років тому

    Loved what he said about striving to have an inner awareness tied with outer awareness, and removing self deception good !

  • @beckygreenwood6682
    @beckygreenwood6682 7 років тому +7

    Wow so interesting, took a lot of notes and learnt a lot!
    Thanks!!

  • @trentcharles2293
    @trentcharles2293 7 років тому +1

    Such a great interview Lewis!!

  • @careneva1209
    @careneva1209 7 років тому +1

    Wow! This is so much value! ❤️

  • @littlecat2222
    @littlecat2222 3 роки тому

    One of the most informative episodes. Thank you !

  • @anthonysmith6413
    @anthonysmith6413 3 роки тому

    There's an old Military saying regarding rest in wartimes that goes something like this. "If you can walk, walk. If you can stand, stand. If you can sit, sit. If you can lay down, lay down." I think this somewhat matches with what Dave is describing about pushing your Body effectively.

  • @AdamHenryMotivation
    @AdamHenryMotivation 7 років тому

    Such a fan of your show Lewis, you continue to inspire me!

  • @mdy4398
    @mdy4398 4 роки тому

    His books totally changes my body, brain and life.

  • @chrisbartkowski375
    @chrisbartkowski375 7 років тому +1

    A lot of good points covered. Gonna learn more about how nueroplasticity can help for increased recognition of patterns, which is necessary for improving behavior and maximizing daily activity.

  • @travisslater5256
    @travisslater5256 7 років тому +10

    Rogan's podcast proof his coffee is not unique. Starbucks, whole foods, Walmart coffee no mico toxin. but MCT and Organic grass feed butter unsalted does improve all coffee. If you make a problem tell people other coffee is bad= more money up his asprey. way to go.

    • @JTBCOOL1
      @JTBCOOL1 7 років тому +2

      Dave Asprey has some good information and he also has some sketchy information. That is why you should do your own research because sometimes people may overlook things or become locked into their lie(s) to maintain their business interests. That is normal in this day and age, people need to make money.

  • @ManMountainManX
    @ManMountainManX 4 роки тому +1

    Great interview, thank you.......

  • @RafaelTorrado
    @RafaelTorrado 7 років тому +2

    Im a Freelancer, Wile Im working i lisent to your videos, there are great =)

  • @EvanCarmichael
    @EvanCarmichael 7 років тому +21

    Love the hacking vids :)

  • @joanneesters-brown513
    @joanneesters-brown513 7 років тому

    Fascinating stuff! Thanks for another great interview.

  • @derekstark6612
    @derekstark6612 7 років тому +1

    Lewis does it again 👌💯

  • @saeedg4271
    @saeedg4271 7 років тому

    I've been a fan and follower of Dave and the Bulletproof brand and can say this is still a very very informative video w lots of great information. Thanks for the solid ending

  • @mrs5046
    @mrs5046 7 років тому

    Great Interview. Sharing. Thank you.

  • @lisadelahaye6115
    @lisadelahaye6115 6 років тому

    Thank you ... love all the valuable info

  • @nathanwheelhouse616
    @nathanwheelhouse616 7 років тому +25

    Excellent pill salesman. Would like to see a video where he maxes out the treadmill at 45 degrees, which by my reckoning is under a 5 minute mile pace.

    • @ghostofachance8055
      @ghostofachance8055 7 років тому

      Nathan Wheelhouse Word!

    • @JTBCOOL1
      @JTBCOOL1 7 років тому +1

      I understand why you are saying what you are saying. Has your opinion changed since posting this?

  • @awaworldart
    @awaworldart 7 років тому +3

    So amazing!! Wow I am going to try cold showers! 😬😬😀😀💕💕💕💕💕💕

  • @michellerussell7248
    @michellerussell7248 5 років тому

    I am a coffee lover and purchased the bulletproof brand for the first time. AMAZING!! I don't think I can ever go back. When it says "Smooth," it means it! Yum!

  • @kingwillonius5246
    @kingwillonius5246 7 років тому

    Dave is amazing.

  • @megaversemusic7822
    @megaversemusic7822 7 років тому

    Palm Sugar, Cane Sugar and Honey. Promoting Processed White Sugar is other than good advice. GREAT JOB LEWIS!

  • @Wmom18
    @Wmom18 6 років тому

    Amazing!!! Brilliant!! Thank you!!

  • @cordellboss
    @cordellboss 7 років тому +1

    thank you for this sensei
    i needed this to get back
    into my meditation

  • @WellRounded
    @WellRounded 7 років тому

    Awesome!

  • @RafaelTorrado
    @RafaelTorrado 7 років тому

    Love Your channel

  • @m4tte
    @m4tte 7 років тому

    Thanks for introducing me to Dave Asprey! I totally resonate with his definition of greatness and his 3 truths are my favorite yet! Hope you do another podcast with Dave in the future!

  • @minhcao1838
    @minhcao1838 7 років тому +5

    2:17 "Anything you do with your brain, it all comes down to how well your brain can use, make, and allocate energy."
    The ketogenic diet is a game changer.

  • @daves1107
    @daves1107 7 років тому

    Thanks for the info, I'd recommend Dave to increase the flow of all that energy he is producing in those mitochondria. Minerals and focused manner to activate his nervous, meridian systems. Enhance the mind and slow down the brain. Good Luck.

  • @bogusshmogus1670
    @bogusshmogus1670 7 років тому +1

    I skateboard and my one concern is that I won't have the power for performance when in keto. I've looked over sources and I can't find any answer to this. Sure keto is great but if I can't skate it doesn't matter. Though I don't want to be eating bad foods.

  • @seetheroar7332
    @seetheroar7332 7 років тому +3

    I have heard that if you have an overgrowth of candida that it feeds off of ketones easier than glucose. Is that true? I have been exposed to mold and have had neurological problems develop after. A change in diet helped a lot, but I have a candida overgrowth and a chronic inflammatory response to several foods with possible mycotoxins on/in them. I tried a ketogenic diet, but felt almost faint at one point.

    • @alexvat1995
      @alexvat1995 7 років тому +1

      Hmm, I'm not very knowledgeable on this stuff but I've hang out with people that are. I would suggest finding a fasting retreat, reading about it's benefits beforehand or slowly getting on keto-diet, remember you don't have to go 100% all in. I know there is a specific progressive method to this that I don't know the name of.
      And a tip! Do trust all the "official science statements". Trust what works for you and trust what you see works in others. In other words be the scientist without the dogma!

    • @scottaashton
      @scottaashton 4 роки тому

      Take this support.bioptimizers.com/portal/kb/articles/question-i-have-candida-and-sibo-can-i-safely-take-this-probiotic-i-know-that-fermented-foods-feed-candida-is-this-probiotic-which-has-fermentation-in-the-process-feed-candida

  • @MrCoops8
    @MrCoops8 4 роки тому

    Amazing

  • @sarahmartin6495
    @sarahmartin6495 7 років тому

    If you see it on the body, it's in the brain... This is mind blowing! LOVE your interviews, thanks for doing what you do! Also, you should interview vegan chef superstar and Forbes 30 under 30, Chloe Coscarelli...that would be dynamite!

  • @veryvalerieellis2064
    @veryvalerieellis2064 7 років тому

    What a brilliant double-entenrdre' use in the title - genius!

  • @Sunnahiman
    @Sunnahiman 4 роки тому +1

    Is drinking bullet proof coffee 3xs a day UNHEALTHY?

  • @EndlessMediaLLC
    @EndlessMediaLLC 7 років тому

    Love it when science supports those things you just know is good for you (cold shower).

  • @rockangel4772
    @rockangel4772 4 роки тому

    John Gray is great too

  • @leeyost9917
    @leeyost9917 3 роки тому

    How do you inexpensively test before you move in ?

  • @davidr9876
    @davidr9876 5 років тому

    Some videos wont play with the screen off despite paying for UA-cam premium. This is one of those videos. Idk why. Even if I download it it won't play on the background.

  • @wzupppp
    @wzupppp 5 років тому +2

    Unfortunately im allergic to caffeine

  • @stephspt
    @stephspt 7 років тому +1

    does stevia have the same effect as artificial sweetners?

  • @alanbrox5113
    @alanbrox5113 7 років тому

    Very interesting, not sure about eating less carbs though, being an athlete myslelf I eat a lot of carbs to fuel my muscle cells with glycogen and as far as I know mitochondrias prefered fuel source is glucose. I think there is also not a single high level athlete, especially sprinter, on a low carb (high fat) diet.
    Loved the part when Dave talked about cold showers, reminded me of Wim Hof! :)
    Thank You, Lewis, for a great interview!

  • @Deecat88
    @Deecat88 6 років тому

    Gonna make a coffee, throw some butter and coconut oil in it and say hallelujah!! Bulletproof!!

  • @ComeAlongKay
    @ComeAlongKay 5 років тому +2

    The bacteria heard him insult them. He is now an enemy of the colony. Cue tiny sniper laser points.

  • @donnapilant2542
    @donnapilant2542 7 років тому

    Can you develop a program for people with disabilities

  • @julius2283
    @julius2283 4 роки тому

    what is the ring Dave Asprey wears?

  • @baconlatte
    @baconlatte 6 років тому +3

    Asprey is pretty manic here, almost disturbingly so. Probably heavily caffeinated. Also, he needs to work on modesty. Still, he has some good ideas and is looking at the right stuff, and his new book looks good, unique.

    • @slick_kitten
      @slick_kitten 5 років тому +2

      Yeah I was thinking the same thing. He seems manic and came across very self absorbed

  • @jasonlieberman4606
    @jasonlieberman4606 5 років тому +9

    "There is no bread."
    -Dave Asprey, 2017

  • @CR-pf1es
    @CR-pf1es 3 роки тому

    I am still not understanding is he saying that Ketones production is good for you or not?

  • @libertealgerie3712
    @libertealgerie3712 4 роки тому

    But in one of your vidéo you Told coiffée is a bean and not healthy???can you tell me why you tell Now the opposite

  • @stradavisinului
    @stradavisinului 6 років тому

    Sorry what is MSG?

  • @djsamsmite
    @djsamsmite 7 років тому +2

    I'm curious to know what he thinks of the Vegan diet.

    • @WamuyuGatheru
      @WamuyuGatheru 7 років тому +2

      Watch his video with Dr Mark Hyman. He is not vegan. Mentions some nutrients you need from eggs, fish etc. I think he barely eats starches..but lots of fats

    • @djsamsmite
      @djsamsmite 7 років тому +1

      this stuff is fascinating. Thanks for your input.

    • @J44-x5w
      @J44-x5w 6 років тому +2

      He was Vegan for a period of time and talks about it in multiple interviews

  • @tubevalve8366
    @tubevalve8366 5 років тому +3

    Asprey is very good businessman, he very well talks and invented biohacking word with nice personal story behind. But he is in the first line skilled , smart businessman pitching his brands all over, pretending to do some favor to the public by his podcasts etc .I don't buy his products as competitions' products are either better quality or better priced. And he looks much older than well maintained 43 years old guy, what is sort of shame.

  • @stradavisinului
    @stradavisinului 6 років тому

    Mono sodium glutamate?

  • @Noor-jw2tn
    @Noor-jw2tn 6 років тому

    Sure they do it with light. Light on your skin will interrupt your sleep pattern.

  • @mrstlbc
    @mrstlbc 7 років тому

    I love your podcast but this one isn't my favourites tbh. Dave was a bit too extreme for me. There were some helpful take always for regular life though so thanks for those - cold shower, sprints, some of the food ideas etc.. Thanks Lewis!

  • @pedramrazi521
    @pedramrazi521 6 років тому +3

    He looks older than 44 to be honest. Some good tips to take away from the video though. Thanks!

  • @WamuyuGatheru
    @WamuyuGatheru 7 років тому

    You're right. He looks good. Smooth and plum complexion.

  • @Brockt87
    @Brockt87 5 років тому

    What is the research chemical’s spelling that sounded like assarum Dave said he used to increase his mitochondria by 50% & gained 19 pounds in a month?

  • @lotusdedart
    @lotusdedart 7 років тому +1

    Did y'all catch that?? My brotha said he wants to live until 180?? 😱😱😱

  • @andrewcarnegie9781
    @andrewcarnegie9781 Рік тому +1

    Make more man , make more

  • @torgersen44
    @torgersen44 7 років тому +49

    For someone that supposedly "bio-hacked" health he seems a little bit pudgy ...

    • @torgersen44
      @torgersen44 7 років тому +3

      I didn't even know he was taking that. But it is not just in the face I can see it, its his chest as well. I've read his bulletproof book. I'll admit it was very informative and interesting but I have also heard he is a con artist.

    • @dmonk952
      @dmonk952 7 років тому +3

      book also states if you want to live longer 15-20% bodyfat is ideal

    • @torgersen44
      @torgersen44 7 років тому +5

      Good point... but have you read his book? In his book he claims to have had a six pack without going to the gym. All I'm saying is something isn't working or he isn't living what he preaches

    • @tedgreen6125
      @tedgreen6125 7 років тому +5

      I read the book and realized I am an idiot for buying his book. Buddy is on steroids , making his diet and training advice irrelevant.

    • @torgersen44
      @torgersen44 7 років тому +3

      Don't get me wrong, The Bullet Proof Diet book put a lot into perspective and helped me think differently but I wouldn't buy any of his products.

  • @96ej
    @96ej 4 роки тому

    Did anyone else think the host said welcome to the school of brains

  • @ionutcalin4583
    @ionutcalin4583 5 років тому

    18:56

  • @SuperCody888
    @SuperCody888 7 років тому +49

    Dam Dave looks old for being 44.

    • @Hi-ov5nj
      @Hi-ov5nj 7 років тому +3

      cause of his grey hair.. that's pretty much it.. his skin is really good for being 44 imo

    • @Dude-oh8vq
      @Dude-oh8vq 6 років тому +3

      Dave's face looks old to you for a 44 year old? Doesn't look that way to me. Are you sure you're not just looking at the color of his hair? That's something due to genetics likely.

    • @phoenixrising9352
      @phoenixrising9352 5 років тому +4

      He looked old as shit before he started his Bulletproof diet.

    • @tubevalve8366
      @tubevalve8366 5 років тому

      He looks older compared to some people I know. There is something in him making him 'oldish'. Did he look older 5 years ago? I don't think so.

    • @PurplePlay5
      @PurplePlay5 4 роки тому +2

      He used to be obese, that's the big killer

  • @gouriekayal
    @gouriekayal 3 роки тому

    But is he really only 47? He does look to be at least in his mid 50's? I was shocked when I discovered his age. Having said that I do appreciate his life work, experimenting on him self to discover new things.

    • @thedativecase9733
      @thedativecase9733 3 роки тому

      He does look older than his age. I think it's the fasting.

  • @MikaelVitalyVyacheslav-bh2fk
    @MikaelVitalyVyacheslav-bh2fk 4 роки тому

    Coffee (caffeine ) makes the liver to release sugar to the blood and this causes " insulin" surge to be released by the pancreas ..the result is hunger and weight gain ! coffee stimulates the liver and the pancreas to release insulin.....( weight gain)
    you want to lose weight? no coffee , no tea ....no caffeine! ....coffee and teas are a drug --- > ( caffeine )

  • @whs1073
    @whs1073 5 років тому +2

    After 1 hour of took 1 tsp of bulletproof brain octane I experienced the most awful headache of my life. I gave a second chance and happened the same.

  • @haruc4312
    @haruc4312 7 років тому

    I have to sleep to survive!

  • @wannabuysomewow3883
    @wannabuysomewow3883 5 років тому

    this man should invest the same energy and money on psychedelics some day this should have some interesting results

  • @someone5444
    @someone5444 6 років тому

    Yoga se hi hoga

  • @donnapilant2542
    @donnapilant2542 7 років тому +1

    How do you explain a high IQ. In people who can not use their muscles. I for one have known people who can not function physically but can think faster than the most inelegant.

  • @SoulPocky
    @SoulPocky 7 років тому +3

    did this guy get a bunch of plastic surgery? seems like a whole different person than the dude that was on JRE years ago...

    • @ginnysparrow1099
      @ginnysparrow1099 7 років тому +3

      kinda agree...

    • @sworth881
      @sworth881 7 років тому +3

      he got stem cells injected into his face. it was on his instagram

    • @xhypnosis
      @xhypnosis 5 років тому +2

      He went live on mind valley and fb life showing having stem cells injected

  • @nicksergent6792
    @nicksergent6792 7 років тому +26

    Hey Lewis, huge fan of your podcast. I understand that you have nothing but good intentions; however, with this episode I feel you are verging into pseudoscience territory. I would caution that many of your listeners do not buy into this sort of rhetoric.

    • @spyglassfibercraft3503
      @spyglassfibercraft3503 7 років тому +3

      I agree. Lewis, I love your work, your accomplishments, and all that you give back via SoG, but I feel like a majority of the 2017 guests are more about hype and much less about how to approach and/or implement rational personal improvements that make us greater -- no matter our life goals and directions.

    • @sebasignacio6158
      @sebasignacio6158 7 років тому +18

      the only pseudoscience here is buying his products for health , but the rest is all new research that has been 100% proven by Dr. Gerard pollock and Doug Wallace. do the research.

    • @gavinbegbie5852
      @gavinbegbie5852 7 років тому +10

      Is it "verging into pseudoscience" or you just aren't aware of the science, or just don't understand it? Would you please point out which bits you think are pseudoscience?

    • @baconlatte
      @baconlatte 6 років тому +3

      Some people are savvy enough to see that Apsrey is hawking a million proucts like a madman and should be viewed with sketpticism, but is also sharing really useful hacks and info that the dipshits in conventional medicine know nothing about, and that are backed by varying degress of evidence.

  • @theboldmarketer4162
    @theboldmarketer4162 7 років тому +7

    I like your episodes, Lewis, but is one is a little bit controversial. Dave says, if your body doesn't work, your mind doesn't work. Really? What about Stephen Hawking? I bet, his mind works better than many other people's :)