A Crazy, New Cutting-Edge Method To Instantly Repair Your DNA In The Comfort Of Your Own Home: Everything You Need To Know About The Eng3 NanoVi Device.
https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/dnarepair
For the past four months, I'd been breathing air from a special device on my desk - a device called a "NanoVi". It gives me a clear head, better workouts and more focus - but the effects go deep, deep into the body and actually cause repair of DNA.
In today's podcast, I interview Hans Eng, who invented this device and explains exactly how it works. Hans is President and CEO of Eng3 Corporation, a Seattle-based company that produces applied biophysics technology for the US and international markets. His 31 years of experience with advanced medical technologies includes working for Johnson & Johnson in Europe and the formation, growth, and successful sale of a German medical implant company. Hans has deep experience in research and development, production, and quality assurance for medical devices. An advanced Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, combined with his background in material science and proteomics enabled Hans to develop the patented technology that underlies Eng3’s NanoVi products.
During our discussion, you'll discover:
-How Hans, as a biophysicist, developed a particular interest in repairing DNA damage...[8:40]
-How your DNA become damaged over 700,000 times per day...[16:05] -Whether there is evidence that it can be repaired and if so, what is the mechanism for that...[20:12]
-The difference between good and bad reactive oxygen species (ROS's) and how this relates to DNA repair...[22:50]
-How Hans came up for the idea of this crazy contraption that now sits at my desk and that I use every single day...[29:40]
-The electromagnetic wave the NanoVi is exposing to the water that would assist with DNA repair...[30:20]
-The effects of the the production of specific electromagnetic waves on physical performance...[42:05]
-How it should be timed for exercise (and whether it can be used during exercise)...[44:10]
-How the NanoVi compares to oxygen, exercise with oxygen therapy, hyperbaric oxygen and antioxidant therapies...[46:30 & 49:40]
-How long to use the NanoVi and whether it can be used every day...[53:00]
-And much more...
Resources from this episode: -The Eng3 NanoVi device that Ben and Hans discuss -My interview with Aubrey De Grey -My interview with Gerald Pollack
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