Human-Beings do stupid things in order to get money for drugs. They do the same to win their ex-partner back. - Jesse Lawler
Jesse Lawler is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, cyclist, podcaster and a really nerdy self-optimizer. Jesse hosts the very successful Smart Drug Smarts Podcast (LINK), he also is the co-founder of the Nootropics-Company Axon Labs and the founder of the mobile app Evil Genius Technologies. A real jack of all trades, Jesse has also dabbled in Hollywood-screenwriting, travel photography and coding software for breweries before finding his current calling.
Jesse and I met at the Biohacker Summit in Helsinki (LINK) where we both spoke and then spent an entire weekend on a Finnish-style Biohacking adventure with fellow biohackers Teemu Arina, Ben Greenfield, Dr. Rhonda Patrick and several others going from smoke saunas to icy rivers to camping in the woods (more info on this transcendental trip in the episode). We’ve remained friends ever since and I am very excited to present to you this highly entertatining neuro-hacking mastermind from the other side of the Atlantic.
Notice to all smart drug fans: Jesse’s website is full of information of pretty much any nootropic you’ve heard of. On the site, you can also find my favorite episodes of the Smart Drug Smarts Podcast so make sure to check it out!
In this episode, you’ll learn how our brain behaves when we fall for another person. Love love love!
Enjoy!
SHOW NOTES
2:30 - Why Jesse wants a floating tank in his basement
6:30 - Why love and relationships have become tougher nowadays
12:30 - About your hormonal changes when you fall in love
23:00 - The effects of sperm and seminal fluid on the woman
26:00 - What happens after the honeymoon phase
29:30 - About the withdrawal symptoms after breaking up
34:00 - How Jesse would get over a breakup today
39:00 - About indicators for successful relationships
41:30 - On epigenetics and innate fears
43:30 - The influence of porn on our brains
51:00 - Environmental factors which influence our perspective on relationships
54:00 - Why it makes sense to study the biochemistry of love
QUOTES
Find the Show Notes at www.flowgrade.de/jackkruse
In this episode with brilliant neurosurgeon and biohacking mitochondriac, Dr. Jack Kruse, you will learn how to have more energy, produce more flow, reduce inflammation and live longer by upgrading our mitochondria. Jack goes into detail about how light is hydrating our cells, why the eye is the most important organ to tell the time, why astronauts are in big trouble and why you should consider skiing naked. He is highly entertaining one of a kind character with tremendous knowledge. I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I enjoyed recording it!
Dr. Jack Kruse is one of the globe’s leading Quantum Health experts and with a vast knowledge on quantum biology and the underlying workings of how our bodies actually manage to stay alive. He’s authored the masterpiece Epi-Paleo Rx: The Prescription for Disease Reversal and Optimal Health.
SHOW NOTES
3:00 About why mitochondria are important for our health
6:30 The easiest ways to rate your flow potential
10:25 How our cells get programmed
13:15 How blue light causes inflammation and low energy
18:45 On using red light lamps and doing “mito hacks”
20:15 How Jack developed the Quantlet with Ruben Salinas
23:00 Should you wear sunglasses while skiing?
25:00 Jack challenges me to ski down the mountain in my underwear
25:30 An example of an electron-rich diet and our need for DHA
28:45 Why Jack is not a fan of fish oil
30:45 On Vitamin D, Vitamin A, DHA and our ability to tell time
35:15 How light gets into the mitochondria
37:00 About biophotons in food and human photosynthesis
43:30 How the concept of time is created by in our body using light frequencies
47:30 The perception of time for blind people
49:30 The problems astronauts face in space
53:10 Why going to Mars is a stupid idea
56:00 On the Monsanto-Bayer deal and making connections
57:15 How to become a mitochondriac
1:00:00 The one book Jack recommends everyone to read
1:02:15 What Jack wants everyone to do after listening to this podcast
For show notes, links and more information on this episode, go to flowgrade.de/jackkruse#0
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Chronische Entzündungen sind tückisch
Früher bin ich oft schweissgebadet aufgewacht ohne genau zu wissen, was los war. Ich habe es dann oft einem wieder vergessenen Albtraum in die Schuhe geschoben, habe das T-Shirt gewechselt und mich wieder hingelegt. Gleichzeitg waren beim nächsten Arztbesuch meine Entzündungsmarker erhöht. Den Zusammenhang erkannt ich allerdings erst Jahre später. Entzündungen im Körper, besonders im Magen- und Darmtrakt, bleiben oft lange unentdeckt und können chronisch werden, wenn sich nicht richtig ausgeheilt werden. In diesem Artikel, den ich auch noch mit weiteren Infos und Tipps als Flowgrade Show Episode vertont habe, erfährst du, wie du eine chronische Entzündung erkennst und diese behandeln kannst.
*Diese Episode ist ein Experiment. Ich habe dieses Mal keinen Interviewpartner. Wie gefällt dir dieses Format? Hinterlasse mir einen Kommentar unter dem Blogbeitrag oder schreibe mir an die max.gotzler@flowgrade.de.
Die 5 Symptome
Die 5 Methoden gegen chronische Entzündungen
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