Dave Asprey features NanoVi® Technology on Bulletproof Radio

Hans Eng and Rowena Gates recently visited Dave Asprey at his Bulletproof Lab on Vancouver Island. He has been using the NanoVi™ since last year and dedicated a podcast to a conversation about the science behind it and its use. Much of the discussion focused on protein folding so if you haven’t seen the 3D video post, taking a few minutes to watch it first is a good set up for Dave Asprey’s interview with Hans.

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Dave Asprey: You’re listening to Bulletproof Radio, with Dave Asprey. Today’s cool fact of the day is that your body makes on an average day 640 quadrillion free radicals, unless, of course, you do endurance exercise, in which case you can multiply that number times 100. Now 640 quadrillion is a big number because you have only one quadrillion mitochondria in your body, which is interesting because that number is much larger than the number of cells in your body, which is also larger than the number of bacterias in your gut. Free radicals are a cool thing and we’re going to be talking about those more today.

If you’re interested in this kinds of thing … If you saw the podcast with Naveen Jain, recently, we talked about a new service called Viome, that’s V-I-O-M-E, that gets measurements four times a year of your mitochondrial function as well as the entire gut biome, your fungal load, your bacterial load, not just the load, but the actual species involved, including viruses and even bacteriophages. This is probably the most exciting new set of data in the human body that I’ve come across.

So, you can actually see whether your mitochondria are doing what they’re supposed to do and whether all these external things that are in your body are affecting you. If you go to viome.com and use code Bulletproof … In fact right now, I’m pretty sure that they still have some free copies of Headstrong left, which is a good deal and that’s while supplies last. So you might get one of those and they’ll put you to the front of the line. There’s a big wait list for it. I’m on the advisory board of the company, but they’re not paying me to tell you to do that. I just think it’s incredibly cool. It’s one of the most exciting technologies. That’s viome.com with code Bulletproof.

All right, next up … I was supposed to ask you guys, if you haven’t gone to Amazon with Headstrong, and just left a review I’d be really grateful if you did that. Headstrong recently hit … This actually blew me away. Headstrong hit the science monthly bestseller list right between two really well-known books. One’s called Homo Deus and the other one’s called Sapiens. It was on the same list as The Hidden Life of Trees and The Undoing Project, and some other just epic books. So, as an author, this is an unexpected and just a huge honor to be on the monthly science list, not the advice list.

If you’re not an author, maybe you don’t know the difference between the list. But, technically that one’s called the big league. So if you take a second to just review the book on Amazon and say that it did something useful for you, I would be really grateful for your support on that.

All right. Today’s interview is going to be really fun. This is one that’s recorded live in studio at Bulletproof Labs here on Vancouver Island. So, if you have a chance to watch it on video, you’ll actually see a live video and at the end of this, I’m actually going to show you some new tech that’s cool. You can go to bulletproof.com/YouTube to find the channel with all this kind of stuff on it, or if in your car, you’re at work, and you’re not going to do video, that’s okay. We won’t do anything that you can’t process with just your ears alone.

Today’s guest is Hans Eng, and we’re going to have another guest towards the end of the show as well. Hans has a degree in materials science and applied technology and he’s a co-founder of a company called NanoVi, and NanoVi … Actually the company’s called Eng Three.