Topic: Anti Aging

Anti Aging comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from January 2014 to May 2023.

January 2014 May 2023

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Clive De Carle | Tesla’s Healing Device, The Secret Health Club, & Urine Therapy
• 52:55 - 55:17

Clive De Carle | Tesla’s Healing Device, The Secret Health Club, & Urine Therapy

Thymus and Pineal Gland Peptides

Beyond retina repair, Russian scientists developed 25 different peptides for various organs, with the thymus and pineal gland being high priorities. The thymus peptide supports the immune system, while the pineal peptide addresses sleep, melatonin production, and "cosmic connection." DeCarle notes that pineal glands are often damaged by fluoride and lack of magnesium in modern diets.

Dr. Jennifer Daniels | The Lethal Dose, The Standard Of Care, & The Turpentine Truth
• 1:01:21 - 1:02:46

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Anti-Aging Strategies and Jamming with Jen Podcast

The conversation concludes with a look at Dr. Daniels' book on natural beauty and her podcast, "Jamming with Jen." She shares her personal success with wrinkle-free skin at age 64 and discusses her lifestyle-focused content, which includes topics ranging from making hibiscus jam to holistic health perspectives.

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THC 90: Dave Asprey | Biohacking, Optimizing, & The Upgraded Self
• 49:10 - 54:02

THC 90: Dave Asprey | Biohacking, Optimizing, & The Upgraded Self

Autoimmune Reactions, Food Sense App, Silicon Valley Health Institute

The discussion focuses on identifying food sensitivities that cause chronic sinus issues and brain fog. Asprey introduces his "Food Sense" app, which uses heart rate monitoring to identify "kryptonite" foods that trigger inflammatory responses. He also mentions his 20-year involvement with the Silicon Valley Health Institute, a non-profit dedicated to sharing expert knowledge on anti-aging and human performance.

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