A Bearded, Bad-Ass, Biohacking Beast & His Best Secrets For Enhancing Muscle, Sleep, Recovery & More!
https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/biohackingsecrets
My guest on today's podcast, Anthony DiClementi, is a bearded, bad-ass, beast of a man who also happens to be one of the deepest wells of biohacking knowledge who I've ever met.
He is the founder of BiohackingSecrets.com, a health and wellness company that reaches millions of people each month through their newsletter, videos, books, consulting, and podcast (The Biohacking Secrets Show). He's become famous for both reversing "incurable" diseases (Cancer, MS, neurodegenerative disease) and helping world class athletes achieve new levels of peak performance. After his own two year battle with Lyme Disease in 2011 he began working with people who no other expert or doctor wanted to. Why? Because he refuses to accept conventional wisdom. And he believes in the body's ability to heal itself when it's given the right ingredients. Through his innovative methods, DiClementi has had dramatic success and his clients now report natural, sustained energy all day long without a “crash.”He teaches men and women suffering from low energy how to turn back their biological clocks, improve energy production at the cellular level, and feel better than they've felt in years, often decades. In 2016, he released, "The Biohackers Guide To Upgraded Energy & Focus" which is packed with dozens of easy-to-use, innovative methods anyone can apply to rapidly optimize their physical and mental performance.
During our discussion, you'll discover:
-Why Anthony and his girlfriend got extremely sick after moving to a new apartment in California...[8:35]
-Why Anthony uses a PEM device called OndaMed...[14:20]
-Why hidden infections like Epstein Barr, Lyme, SIBO, parasites, yeast, candida and mold are aggravated by hidden variables such as WiFi...[20:00]
-A special form of laser Anthony used when he had Lyme...[25:40]
-How Anthony keeps himself jacked and strong...[32:15]
-Why Anthony is not a fan of normal earthing mats and grounding mats...[42:20]
-The molecular hydrogen Anthony uses and why...[44:33]
-Dangerous fillers in your supplements...[48:18]
-Why Anthony is such a big fan of oysters (and why he does a regularly scheduled coffee enema)...[50:00]
-An alternative to coffee enemas for people who don't want to use them...[54:25]
-And much more...
Resources from this episode: -Anthony's Biohackers Guide To Upgraded Energy & Focus - order for free here (all you pay is shipping and handling!) -The OndaMed -The TheraLumen and SpectraMini -The Vielight -List of EMF Consultants -Earthing Half Sheet -Molecular Hydrogen tablets -Thorne MethylGuard Plus -Glytamins -Clearlight Sauna -The SOTA lightworks -Fitwood (Use Code Ben20 for 20% off)
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