Kashif Khan | DNA, Genetics, Hormones, Testosterone | Ep.198

the relationship I did his DNA test which everybody is going to have access to 15 off go to thednacompany.com forward slash Danica and you'll get 15 off super fascinating test the portal itself that you get with the information and your data is so easy to use so I did that so I was able to see what I do well what I don't do well so in

this interview we talked about genetics and just what are they and where did they come from and how do we change them and telomeres and age region how to reverse that and really like a lot of it ends up boiling down to just how do we be healthier Kashif himself you here in the interview when he was 38 his biological age was 43 and now that

he's 43 his biological age is 33. really really super smart guy he developed this company in response to him being so sick it comes from Passion I think you're going to be able to feel that in this interview he also has a book coming out called the DNA way I just think this is a must listen to interview and the DNA test is a must-do test

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10 of them I'm doing 30 of them and we're putting it all together into one massive this is what all women need to know to be healthy type event online holy schnikes yeah we just decided to come together and do it so uh thanks to you oh well you guys are both like two of the most generous people in in particular in the field of Health

you know you guys have both helped me so much and that's an easy pairing you guys are both awesome people no thank you yeah so that's coming out uh we're shooting and then August it's gonna go live online can you give us a couple highlights so one of the big things that I'm seeing unfortunately is a lot of crazy rare and highly aggressive Cancers and we

we all know why right so uh I talked to her about that a little bit she didn't want to but she opened up and she's really good with Cancers like she breast cancer doesn't scare her all she always fixes it that was a big one because everyone I talked to and asked the question they don't really think about it they're like oh yeah wait now that

you say it there's a little too much of this going on so there's no immune system and you need an immune system to constantly kill all the cancer cells that are in your body and if you don't have one they flourish and Thrive and these things that are now be called genetic cancers that are not genetic cancers I can't tell you how many people that are

like in their 30s and 40s are getting stage four terminal type diagnosis what is the basis of cancer what is happening that causes cancer there's inflammation which is what we talk about right inflammation is the cells being unhealthy and essentially losing their function and aging and degrading there's degradation that happens but in order to so then that cell becomes mutated becomes cancerous but your body is

constantly fighting that with immunity right we think of immune function as vitamin C and cold and flu season but it's so much more your immune system is fighting everything all the time and when you trigger immune suppression from things that have been going on then you don't have that front line defense to constantly fight the high levels of inflammation that we're suffering from based on our

environment and our nutrition and our stressors and our lack of sleep so there's a double whammy of we have way too much inflammation because of everything that's going on and we lost our immune systems that were at least keeping it at Bay so then all sudden things flourish that shouldn't exist why does it mean why does inflammation make such a difference like exp explain the pathway

to cancer through inflammation inflammation is a necessary tool inflammation was our ancestors used to drop a hammer on their foot and they would have an inflammatory response which would repair repair that but it would be a once in a while acute type scenario going to battle get cut with the sword body gets inflamed repair repair when the stressors are constant everything you breathe and everything you

eat and every relationship you have is constantly you know over burdensome then that thing that we have in us that was designed to protect us becomes chronic and constant and now the cells which are constantly trying to repair and they're head to toe you're in this state of Crisis right and then there's a domino effect of hormone response and neurochemical response and all systems start to

fail 14 of the 15 top Killers today are all rooted in inflammation so this one thing inflammation is the disease that causes cancer cardiovascular disease diabetes Alzheimer's etc etc the reason you get inflammation is different but literally if you pull out any CDC filing you'll see that 14 the top 15 killers are of inflammation and number three which is the number one that's not one of

the 14 is medical error doctors just making mistakes [Laughter] number three cause of death in the U.S is medical error today it's heart disease cancer and Medicare so if you get rid of inflammation your chances of having the American dream of left last 15 years have spent in treatment sick in a bed which is the typical average isn't almost non-existent because most diseases can't happen I

want to understand it at more of a granular level the energy of the body is redirected in a way that it shouldn't be some the cells are suffocated they are losing cell communication because of irregular inflammation or how does it actually form these growths and things like that a little bit of all of that is happening right and the the clinical explanation is um sort of

degradation right so the cells are aging and so what is aging aging is your DNA literally getting damaged oxidized just like an apple that gets Rusty right it's oxidation the cells then physically manifest that your skin starts to Sag your hair turns white things are aging the things that we now know which nobody paid attention to are the things that you just said voltage frequency oxygen

levels none of these things were treating right these are the root root root causes we are not aligned with what we are wired for our our genetic makeup is about a quarter million years old right so who we are today is the same as people from 250 000 years ago our habits are about a hundred years old in fact our the reality of today's habits when

you look at food and environmental toxins is about 50 years old so things really change in the 1970s right but if you take that and think about 250 000 years of habits that our body is now expecting we are walking around in that context and then fast forward to this context which we are not genetically evolved towards being in you know we can't handle it so

then yeah the frequency and the voltage and the oxygen and all the things you're mentioning we don't expose ourselves to that you don't wake up and walk on the grass you don't get sunshine in the morning you don't hear Rivers you don't hear birds chirping right all of these things are frequency all of these things affect you at the cellular level so I as a treatment

will walk out my backyard down into a Ravine and just go stand at the river yeah I'll do that once a week and I literally feel like I went into sauna in terms of the mental health relief yeah right so I know I did you had asked a different question about inflammation but I talking about all the things that we don't consider are what make us

unhealthy Beyond just chemicals and food Etc right we're really out of our natural environment yeah when you have a a any piece of equipment that's wired to do a job and you force it down another path it's not gonna work right we are all you know Ferraris that are being treated as dump trucks so we are wired to do a certain thing but we're on we're

on the wrong path we're not designed for it can't cope with it there are animals for example that have the genetic ability to live in hydraulic acid like they can live in literally acidic environments because genetically they're wired for that mm-hmm they'll thrive in that right there's animals that can live underwater there's it we know all this stuff but we are not designed for the way

we live that's why we're so sick there's never been as much chronic disease ever as there is today do you think it's because take it in a slightly different direction do you think it's because it's happening so quick right now or because genetic adaptation does happen to some degree here's my belief from what I can see is that animals and everything else around us around us

evolves I have not seen evidence of that in humans you you and I have had these kinds of conversations before but you know I was really hoping my first question was really going to be like what is a human being because I wanted us to really drop in to like slightly esoteric spaces sure and then be able to extrapolate some like more tangible things that are

happening in the here and now but you know if we haven't seen true shifts in genetics with human beings but you're saying in animals there have been there's a genome and there's an epigenome genome is your code this is the instruction manual that's in each one of your cells that tells your cells how to do their jobs different cells read different parts of the manual so

the hard cell becomes a heart cell liver cell becomes it read only reads that page right so that's your innate code your epigenome is those genes expressing at different levels I might have a 8 out of 10 hormone Gene but because of what I ate or because of what I was exposed to it's expressing at 6 out of ten or or nine out of ten it

got adjusted a little bit so in animals what we're seeing is that the actual genome the genetic code changes in a giraffe's neck gets longer and the ears get bigger and the wings get wider and the animal changes over time in humans what we're seeing is there's a set for Mom and there's a set from Dad and I got two potential inputs and I just keep

winning this or losing this Lottery because it keeps getting passed down there's I can if there's uh A and A B version I could get an a a a b b or a b game just keeps getting passed down but there's only two options A or B so next Generation might be a bb or ba or a a so they're getting bounced between these options and

it's cyclical that they just coming back to AA and a b right but the epigenome this is something that we're seeing uniquely in humans is arming us with inheriting our ancestors experience an amazing example of that is the Holocaust where their science clearly showing that the trauma that was experienced by the people in it is now present in the epigenome of the grandchildren of those people

so they are sensitive to that they're set they they are still experiencing the trauma of what happened at that time because their genes are training them to be aware there was such a significant impactful thing that happened I'm gonna pass this code on to the next Generation I'm not going to change the genetics so they're not evolving but I'm gonna pass this little cheat code to

them so that they can support this problem that they might have again you're saying that the base genome does not change but the epigenome does yeah yeah and then that may change where two three generations in it's no longer needed and it doesn't it goes back to sort of default right and that's kind of what we're seeing um and it's but in animals we're seeing Evolution

it's clear there I haven't seen evidence of it in humans We Are Who We Are we we became who we are about a quarter million years ago that's a whole other conversation about how we became who we are that is a good conversation my focus on this channel love to uh hear about the esoterics so yes so essentially it's hard to explain why at a time

when we think we are Peak technology now some of us do right uh how is it possible that technology that we do not have access to seemed to have was implemented on our genome a quarter million years ago what happened there was a literal Gene edit we understand Gene editing we understand that it's possible to snip a section and either remove it or replace it we

can't yet do it right the only human approved Gene editing project that I was ever done was on the i in humans it was for some rare genetic condition for the eye and it's local the jurisdiction is here the eyeball right so we don't yet know how to take your 50 trillion cells in your body insert and edit and make sure every single cell manifest that

edit a crispr is so crispr the technology exists but we haven't done it in humans right it doesn't happen right meanwhile it happened 250 000 years ago yeah meanwhile we can't explain the pyramids meanwhile yeah we can't explain we can't explain go Beckley Tepe meanwhile we can't explain a whole bunch of things a whole bunch of things right so 250 000 years ago there seems to

be an edit in the genome that made us who we are what what does that mean that there was primates and then all of a sudden there was a species with complex speech with a larger brain with a bigger prefrontal cortex and they were called humans and when you say bigger skull there are all of those for those who dive into ancient history and see that

there are skulls that have been found that are yeah elongated and much larger and indicative of larger brains surely are have we regressed what it looks like is the genome became what it was at that time and has just continued to be the same now what we do with it keep in mind this this thing that we walk in and is a miraculous the current reality

of how we live is shutting off a lot of our capacity you know a lot of people are now experiencing a sort of evolution and Consciousness and their ability to connect in ways that they couldn't before look at the past 250 000 years we can't possibly believe that we are the Pinnacle of that there's people that maybe have achieved things in that level or that world

I should say in terms of Consciousness is that we that we kind of lost and we now are coming back to so if you look at something like are the way our genes and our cells communicate with the environment around us we are just starting to learn but if you look at ancestral stories and things that we know oh all of a sudden that thing that

sounded like a fairy tale maybe it was true and things like for example our mitochondria we think of as a energy source so your your body takes in oxygen and nutrition to create energy and that's done at the mitochondria and you create this battery called ATP and you can go use it whenever you need power your mitochondria does a lot more than that which we don't

talk about scientifically it's actually a communication device it's constantly trying to understand what's happening in your environment so that each one of your cells instantaneously is adjusting to get you at the max or Optimal Performance you need to be is there a threat is there a smell is there a lack of food like whatever is going on your mitochondria is signaling from cell to cell if

I touch my forehead instantaneously at each one of my 50 trillion cells knows that that happened right and my mitochondria is creating that communication we don't have any technology that's capable of that so now it also does that externally but what I was the very first point was I think we've lost some of that ability right and we're now coming back to it we're now understanding

we are more than just this thing that we're inside we have a field around us that we're connected to right were you saying that it's not within our body that is that is informing us that there is something outside of our body that is helping in that is creating some kind of heightened communication both for sending and receiving so what we just talked about was receiving

the mitochondria is constantly looking out for it's your defense system just checking what's going on right and communicating to yourselves so that your body constantly responds appropriately so you're safe you also send signals out now we're hearing a lot of talk about manifesting and you know believing and making how does your body actually do that and it's funny because your fan Kyra sent me a note

saying that oh I talked about something that we talked about and she didn't fully explain it so I'll fully explain it yeah this is um my raw interview if you haven't you should she's a really special human she's incredible her story is amazing and yeah we just happen to sum up on this conversation and she just said oh I talked about this thing and you need

to remind me how it actually works so I'm gonna remind you although so your DNA is a code that tells your cells what to do it is also a communication device and this is known by the way by the CIA who uses this technology but it's nowhere in a scientific literature right now there's offices in the CIA where there's guys sitting that are being told to

visualize a building that may be thousands of miles away and draw a picture of what's happening in that building so that the Special Forces know how to enter the building and bomb something get a hostage back whatever right so they're able to yeah so the remote viewing right so now that's the mitochondrial side which is signaling and receiving now the the sending out so your DNA

people have seen this image of this like Spiral ladder right that's what your genes look like the the point where the rungs meet the sides are actual uh that's your signaling device so it actually happens at that point and what happens is your thoughts your beliefs we know get sent out as frequency the actual mechanism of that is through your genes and I'm gonna at the

end tell you why this is so important so your genes in at those specific points send out these signals and by sending out those signals you create your magnetic fields right now the more you believe and the more powerful that signal becomes right and then that that weight that you create in your magnetic field creates the gravity that draws those things towards you and that's how

manifest the actual physical mechanism of how manifesting Works you're literally creating weight in the magnetic field just like a planet creates weight on in the Universal field which draws gravitational force towards it you do that with you know whatever you're putting out there so why now I said I'm going to tell you why this is so important that it happens at the DNA because if you're

not healthy you can't do it so what is health health is your cells not being inflamed right that's the its health is not masking illness it's the not being sick the state of having no illness that's health so if you are eating the wrong foods not taking care of yourself exposed to chemicals over stressed under sleep and your cells are inflamed and your DNA is getting

oxidized and damaged you can't connect with the field and you cannot put those thoughts out there because the DNA is not functioning properly right and this is why you'll see the healthiest people are often the most connected people because it's so easy for them to do there's their their body is you know Prime ready to put those signals out there I mean I've even noticed the

reason why we connected in the first place was um on breast implants and how you were doing all the research on the connection between genetics and the pathways that make breast implant illness a reality for some people the implants were creating so much inflammation because my body was fighting so hard that even you know I've noticed just my body continuing it's been a year now and

um a year tomorrow oh wow and um and uh I remember and my body has been continuing to reduce inflammation and like one of the ways that it's been noticeable is just how much easier it is to get a vein like I still do so much work and so like for a while after my surgery and even before it was so hard to get a vein

and now that my inflammation is gone my veins have like been able to relax and expand and they accept the catheter so much easier so and many many other things but that's just one of them I was just talking about with a friend and because I was in um Costa Rica with Dave doing stem cells and plasmapheresis and um and so you know they gotta they

got a vein five out of six out of seven times one time they didn't but um but all of them they did and they were using pretty big gauges especially for plasmapheresis but you know inflammation yes is just it just it just seems like and also the hormonal side like how does it affect the hormonal side so aggressively yeah so you're it's more the opposite your

hormones are so women have a whole other set of problem that men typically don't have to deal with which is estrogen toxicity and I would say when it when it came to the research that we did genetically so what did we do the what was what genes do was already understood we didn't invent genetics what we did was we said how do we take this amazing

science and apply it to the big problems we have cardiovascular disease diabetes it wasn't doing that yet if it wasn't a rare genetic condition wasn't much to do with this tool so we did that by spending three years with seven thousand people one by one by one fixing each one of their problems to get to their why like if I can't truly solve your problem I

haven't used genetics properly it should be personalized for you right and when we did that the biggest area that needed the most help was female hormone health so that's the area that the Delta value between here's how bad it is and how good it could be huge gap and every woman was kind of told well you're a woman you're supposed to have these problems it's hormones

right that you're supposed to have a crazy menopause and infertility and PCOS and all these problems which no you don't have to have if you understood the genetics of the hormone Cascade and what's that thing that makes it more difficult for women is there something called estrogen toxicity so when you make your hormones on a monthly basis progesterone becomes testosterone becomes estrogen and in that Cascade

you can do those at different rates and speeds so fill different buckets at different levels and once you finally fill the estrogen bucket you then have three options two four or 16 hydroxyestrogen two is the good clean stuff you want 4 and 16 are toxic 16 being more toxic than four and a lot of the women we're seeing that are coming to us saying I have

fibromyalgia I have infertility issues endometriosis crazy migraines mood issues they're making these two metabolites now why is this a problem of today's generation because the genome alone is not enough the genome is here's how your body works here's the red flag let's prioritize this now we need to understand your epigenetic habits what is your environment what is your nutrition what is your lifestyle and the pairing

of those two is your net result and the reality is that today the hormone disrupting threats are so prolific that there's so many more problems so the women that were estrogen toxic in Grandma's generation didn't get sick they were truck they were toxic it caused some inflammation but the body can handle some inflammation now the total load is so much that it's causing all these issues

including breast cancer and this was a big thing we learned and we can now deal with that root cause and make sure that women don't get sick got it so there are so many things in our environment like Plastics and food and um the air that we breathe from all of the chemicals being sprayed in the air to EMF disrupting frequency all of those things they

but especially the consumables like drinking out of plastic and the stuff in our food that is estrogen that creates more estrogen yeah it's your body treats it as if it's additional estrogen right so it did that's why it's called estrogen mimic so it mimic accessories so it's not actually estrogen when it enters your body your body can get confused thinks it's estrogen so genes turn on

to convert it into that estrogen byproduct which is toxic and inflammatory is it yes is it also kind of uh does it make because estrogen is such a female hormone does it is it kind of amping that up like making more female like I think about female like having curvier bodies or like just like does it continue to does it make you more woman too so

that's what's happening to men so that's kind of what I was gonna ask next is that yesterday is this something that's happening to men and is this why perhaps we're seeing um more shifting with men to women whether it's through transitioning does it shift men and more into so there's some that same Cascade that I said progesterone becomes testosterone comes men do the exact same thing

we just do it daily men have men have a daily cycle women have a monthly cycle same exact cycle and men are more likely to be more androgenized more testosterone women are more likely to be more exercised so now the answer to that question isn't a blanket answer it depends on what your hormones look like so someone like you who's more androgenized more chiseled features petite

frame right that's more testosterone so that's going to drive you from androgenized to call it what the typical estrogenized woman would have been right now a woman who's already estrogen dominant is now going to not maybe get more curvier figures but she's going to start to get some of the um conditions like fibrom fibromyalgia endometriosis you know crazy migraines mood issues because she's overestrogenized and if

she's also toxic too much inflammation what we're seeing with the men um the I guess the the change in culture and the femininity amount around among men yeah there's no surprise when you're taking what used to be a manly man you know and you're removing all of what creates testosterone the fight the Vigor the the training the exercise and your sedentary and so there's a funny

thing with hormones when you sort of lean forward and fight that calls on your body to create more testosterone when you create some more testosterone it calls on your body to lean forward and fight and you get on this vicious cycle forward right same is true the backwards the opposite I should say if you kind of lean back you're like I'm not going to do it

you get more estrogenized the the warrior versus The Warrior right and so we all now have a warrior lifestyle sit in a chair and type right and be afraid of everything everything is a problem then don't train don't fight don't do anything Politically Incorrect you know tone yourself down and so we're all going into this Warrior mode which is also an estrogen problem all of us

right so uh the men that are out there saying let's do something and rile ourselves up and become men there's something to be said there in terms of not losing half of our gender right what's the solution well the solution it's it depends I mean if if it's like is it a pill yeah there's pills or is it a culture shift yeah that's probably necessary also

you know we're there's some things we're trying to fix right there's some which need to be fixed inclusion yes let's fix inclusion because there's some people I have had two business partners uh in the last few years that are both gay right and they need to be included and not be discriminated against right right and but the but what is also true is a person who

does isn't innately you know uh by choice or by birth but more by influence of chemicals and hormones and you know confusion unnatural right that was not their who they naturally are right right so you're you're taking away the identity of someone who actually is something and then lending it to somebody to create confusion uh and a lot of that has to do with hormone disruption

we're seeing it over and over and over and over and over again so the to answer your question the chemicals are disruptive the birth control is disruptive the Teflon coated frying pans are disrupted the Plastics are disrupted so understand that ancestral habits are the healthiest habits that's what we are still wired for our bodies have not caught up genetically to cope with all of that Plastics

don't clear your body they cause cancer and they just float around forever right forever chemicals don't leave it was about a month ago I read this article about Lululemon pants being loaded with uh fluorine which is a forever chemical which just doesn't leave you know and it's very specifically in the crotch lining which is when you're sweating with an opening taking in the fluorine you know

yeah amazing right so um just understanding so to answer your question understanding how prolific hormone disruption is in your environment in your food and everything you do from the chemicals you're spraying on your tabletop to the pesticides in your lawn what is hormone disruptive what is not understand that second is it's so prolific that it may even be hard to manage even then so you may

decide that hormone treatment is beneficial for you right you may still want to be the manly man or the womanly woman and you may want to take hormones because our reality again is not Grandma's reality our genes are their genes but our context is different we're in a different bucket with different problems that we are not designed for so we need more intervention we need more

supplementation or whether it's hormones or even just things like dim that slow down the estrogen pathway simple supplement it's a broccoli extract right so it's a combination of these two things understanding the threats eliminating them understanding what you can do to add in supplement to turn the dial up on your capacity to be that person you were supposed to be what about like the this area

that scares me the most right now which is our food and you know the the the the scare of mRNA being added into animals and foods for our consumption like what the hell's going on that now does that edit now is that going to go more towards again our sort of biological nature is this meant affect our genetics so let me tell you a story right

now in the state of Missouri there's a bill that's trying to be passed I think it's Bill 1169 that says that foods that have mRNA technology in them need labeling to warn people that this may alter your genome and the current state is there's a lot of pushback by big food and big Pharma why is there pushback if there's no problem so since 2018 so mRNA

we know of it post covet right we think it's a brand new thing that landed in 2020 mRNA for pigs started developing in 2012. it's been used in pork since 2018. yeah the pork you've been eating since 2018 has mRNA technology in it that's not a secret yeah it's made by moderna and Merck great and and now yeah and now here's the really wonderful part of

the story is the way it was designed is there's a baseline product which is called the delivery method and because it's mRNA and it's custom they respond to each unique virus by creating this custom portion that then gets injected into that flock of pigs right that's custom portion which is the active portion has no requirement for safety check from FDA no because this yeah because this

thing is approved this Baseline was approved went through all the vigorous whatever is required the it's a custom product so how can we possibly approve a custom product we have to immediately respond to whatever the new virus is so this thing does not require approval and this is why the state of Missouri who's trying to prevent which is you know such a big part of their

um sort of their ecosystem farming and agriculture they're saying no we don't understand what this does yet and you can't prove to us that it doesn't do what we're worried that it does please put a label that's all we're saying in this bill to warn people and there's major major pushback why is there pushback because the what is the label claim this may alter your Human

Genome so if you have a signal an mRNA signal that's designed to edit something how do we know it doesn't stop at the animal that was injected in if you're eating it well why are they injecting the animal in the first place other than to give it to us is there a reason well it's it's meant to be like antiviral so you know protecting so their

vaccines have been used in animals for some antibiotics right so they're just saying here's a better way to do it it's custom for the actual strain and that local Farm or area uh yeah I don't get it it doesn't add up you know there's right now there's over 100 million wild animals that are being injected with mRNA to basically just infect the planet because if they're

wild they're gonna okay so yeah and let me just like check and balance this real quick because you said that we haven't had our genes really changed since 250 000 years ago so is this on an epigenetic level that we're being alter or is this a baseline genetic thing so the scary thing is we don't know we don't really know what this stuff does uh but

what we do know is crispr technology exists and what we do know at the you know uh biotech level me being in the Biotech Industry is it's not it's not ready for me to develop a product yet right I I have tried to make products like for example I know that I can prevent cardiovascular disease if I can alter the 9p21 gene which gives you a

more robust endothelial lining the arterial walls if I make your arterial walls stainless steel you're not getting cardiovascular disease because remember I have terrible veins quality genetic veins so you know you get a trade-off you got yeah you get a little bit of a good little bit of bad so what I'm trying to do is fix the bed which is if I can make a crispr

technology product Gene editing gene therapy then great I can fix that problem so I'm being told right now I can't do that meanwhile um we don't know who has access to what right the the in theory crispr works so is it that it's not yet available or is it just not yet available to me right so that's the fear we don't know what it does yet

and and what we the the fear is that it does edit your genome what is the edit what are what's trying to be edited I don't know you know we really don't know yet um but the the usage and the the like why are 100 million wild animals being injected in our American forest for what purpose like I I don't get it I don't understandable um

I don't know I just yeah we're just like worldwide vaccination worldwide I don't think something to be said about shedding which is not um proven here or this way or that way but I can tell you that I work with practitioners uh that are not vaccinated that in Toronto there's a lot of where I am in Toronto there's a lot of NHL hockey training I work

with a lot of the doctors that work with the hockey players and I know some of them who are never been vaccinated that had extreme vaccine injury from working with the hockey players who had just been vaccinated which means that they were shedded on right so the extent and the whys behind all this stuff we don't really know but we do know that it's in our

pigs and it's soon going to be in our chickens and they're really fighting to make sure it doesn't get in our beef uh but it looks like we're going in that direction the worst thing is the plants by the way it the easiest way to transmit is through plants much easier than animals the technology already exists it's already been going on so and it's so that's

the thing where it's just so easy to do you know it's it's in everything it's at all is that because it goes into the soil and spreads and is that because of the wind and blowing seeds around I mean what what is it why is it no the the technology to get it into plants is just much simpler it's just a very it's already happening it's

a very easy thing to do yeah it's a very simple easy way to go about and it's already happening what about stem cells stem cells and peptides I'm really curious about what they're doing so peptides are call it somewhere in between a supplement and a drug right that's a that's a peptide so it's not quite supplementing it's not food and it's also not as potent and

condensed as a drug it's something in the middle right and so if you're going Beyond here's my mitochondrial supplement or my vitamin C and you want to be more aggressive on a very specific biological pathway there's typically a peptide for every biological Pathways you can focus on I can't sleep my hormones are screwed up you know I get numbness in my fingers whatever there's some there's

a peptide to fix everything stem cells are the only cell that can become any other cell they're regenerative so what does regenerative mean we every day are losing and making three to four million cells in our body every day right and we become a new version of ourselves every once in a while this person you see here didn't exist a year ago that is all brand

new material right so stem cells can go do that for you and so regeneration means damaged tissue uh inflammation inflamed tissue inflammation right so anything that is breaking down wear and tear um I have for example sample a shoulder injury and I saw under an ultrasound the actual muscle tear right so that's a perfect example of put some stem cells in there and it will just

regenerate and repair the tissue because stem cells can become any kind of tissue and they go around trying to fix things that's what they do so there's other Technologies like that coming I think I hinted to you about a gene therapy that we're trying to work on right now there's a gene called Foxhole 3 that we test for and Foxhole 3 is a superhuman Gene where

this process where I talked about where your body is eliminating cells and creating new cells all the time getting rid of mutated dying cells and making good fresh ones uh foxho3 if you have a certain version of it allows you to do that at like a hyper efficient Pace right so you become it's the person that's like 80 years old riding their bike that looks like

they're 50. I want to be that girl so now that's why I want to make this gene therapy so I can turn that's a very healthy way to use this technology if we know this Gene allows us to do that and if I can create a gene therapy that gives you the efficient version of that Gene you can now innately do that and it lasts like

two to three years and you keep redoing it redoing it so there's amazing stuff coming down the pipeline in terms of Biotech so do we know because I did your DNA test um do we know do you know through that testing if I have that Gene or not I do you do yeah oh my god let's find out I can literally check right now as we

go oh my God that's so fun so for while you're while you're looking that up um we'll get into this next because this is fascinating and I feel like I don't think there's a single human being that wouldn't want to I don't think that anyone would not want to know um but Kashif developed a DNA test that tests for and I'm gonna have you go through

basically the basic sort of buckets that you test for like um neurological and hormonal and all of those things for for what you are looking for um and so I was able to learn so much from Kashif about just you know certain supplementation based on my genetics and um what I need what again like you said fix what's wrong so that you can live better and

longer um and so that's why I knew that little tidbit about my veins being a very low quality uh genetically I have very low quality vein walls while the wall the wall or the vein itself but we found out that I have the highest amount of dopamine receptors so yeah and then we were also looking for the breast implant illness Pathways as well which include the

endocrine system with the hormones and how I you know how much hormone comes in if I if I clear that hormone or not um as well as various other things so um after you tell me if I'm superhuman or not then we can get to uh the test itself because I just think everyone should do this so we need to edit in a drum roll and

there it is you have one copy of the Superhuman Gene okay cool yeah so either mom or dad gave it to you okay either one of them gave the normal which is still excellent which means that um and we can see it I mean looking at you you have this youthfulness around you right so it just means you're going to age a little slower than a

typical person so it doesn't mean you go abuse yourself and you know but it does mean that you're you're you know it just your cells are going to be healthier and younger for longer you you stay ahead of that I'm aging process so you can have two maximum is you can have both of them from the mom and the dad and I got one yeah so

here's the pace that humans are supposed to do it you're doing it like 30 better and then if you have two copies it's like 50 60 better oh my gosh that's the is that awesome I mean that's cool um all right all right test because I think it's fascinating yeah so really what we've understood is that first of all this was developed because I was sick

and I don't come from the industry right so I I was in the then the marketing and PR business I used to help startup companies grow it's what I love doing taking an idea making it into something helping that team exit their company and then move on to the next one now you're doing it for yourself yeah now I'm doing it for myself because I found

something that felt like my legacy it felt like this is so impactful first of all I healed my whole family then I started healing my friends then I started healing people that were calling in like this is really important so what happened I had eczema psoriasis eczema was so bad by the way that I couldn't open my left eye it was like sealed shut my psoriasis

was so bad that my Knuckles when I would clasped like this they would bleed I had gut issues uh depression because my dopamine is the exact opposite of of yours right uh and I had migraines that was the worst part I used to literally couldn't function horrible horrible intense migraines I used to vomit from the pain that's how bad it was so yeah yeah so now

and you've of course loaded with the bii also you know that makes it even worse right yeah so holy totally ketchup totally it was when I had my implants that I was getting migraines yeah inflammation and I would I was racing still and I thought it was um I thought maybe I was getting carbon monoxide poisoning and that wasn't it I was checking everything and basically

like I think my just my load was so high that it was so easy to tip it over into bigger expressions like a migraine like I could have sometimes it happened just on its own but usually if I if I had one drink of alcohol on Sunday night after a race guaranteed two-day two-day migraine which did one time end up in me throwing out yeah so

because what's happening is your body can handle inflammation yeah here's your inflammation bucket but because of your implants you were already full right so you just needed one thing to push you over the edge and you were just constantly teetering at this full line because of the the blow that inflammation load so anyways I kind of experienced the same thing one of the big discoveries for

me was when it comes to detox of the gut there's a gene called gstm1 I don't even have it completely missing from my genetic code so when you're eating pesticides chemicals all this stuff it goes directly into my bloodstream causes crazy inflammation which is why I had the eczema and the migraines right I also uh when it comes to hormones I make a lot of toxic

testosterone so I make a lot of testosterone which is great but I wasn't working out properly like I used to when I was young and so this toxic byproduct called dihydrotestosterone which is actually a potent version if you use it properly if you train uh was also causing me inflammation there was a number of other things so I healed myself I got my arthritic mother out

of bed who literally was bedridden she now goes to the gym and trains you know and drives around her car does her own groceries so started to heal and I realized medicine is broken because when I was going to the doctor you know five different problems taking five different pills from five different doctors the the real aha moment for me was when I was asking why

did this happen right there must be something all these things just happened all at the same time at this age I was 38 at the time why did I eat something wrong and I understood that that wasn't in their toolkit they didn't they didn't even figure out why for forget about giving me an explanation it's like that's not what they do so I did it myself

and I and I figured it out and I figured out through my genome that there's certain jobs my body just doesn't do which is why I got so sick which is why my mother couldn't get out of bed which is my my niece ran away from home with anxiety issues and is now flourishing as a straight A student she would have been on anxiety pills if

I didn't understand genetically what was going on with her right which is why my best friend at the time had a cholesterol problem that he couldn't understand even though he was a pharmacist he couldn't deal with it which we then got rid he's no longer on medication right so we started to learn and fix and from there uh we built a panel Dave was actually very

helpful there he helped in terms of the solution side so I now know how the body works and I know I know what to tell you to do you need to focus on this system whether it's your hormones whether it's your brain whether it's whatever and go support it Dave then helped me with what do we do about it what is the right supplement what is

the right activity what is the right oxygen treatment Etc and that's now built into the reports then we went into uh well how do we actually get people to do things because I can't talk to everyone our scientists and clinicians can't talk to everyone so we went to a gentleman named Dr B.J Fogg who wrote a book called tiny habits so he right he runs the

Stanford University behavioral change lab so he's a guru when it comes to behavior change and we said here's our reports here's all the recommendations go make people do it so now he built the behavioral change components right into the reports so it's very easy to learn and Implement and change and we now you know whether it's I can't sleep at night whether it's I have mood

issues burnout procrastination addiction whether it's I don't feel well as a woman you know I have hormone issues infertility Etc whether it's why is it every time there's a common cold I'm the only one in the house that just can't get through it you know my immune system is shocked why do I have cancer yeah why me right we I did exactly what my sister did

why did I get it right um and then it's diet nutrition should I be keto should I be vegan I can't tell you how many vegans we'd have to tell them this is why you're sick and with empirical evidence because the genes that create the enzymes to break down the lentils and beans and all your key protein sources they just don't make the genes that drive

them we can see are broken right um so everything about diet Nutrition Fitness Etc so how does this thing work right what jobs does my body do well so I can I know I don't need to do anything about that what jobs does my body not do well and now what could that lead to all these prongs of symptoms that I complained about the symptoms aren't

the problem it's a system failure if I deal with that all the symptoms go away and that's what we've kind of figured out yeah yeah the portal is so easy to use um obviously I'm fortunate to know you you can read my report for me but um but the but the portal itself that you've created with the um the categories of testing of genetic testing and

Pathways and um that it is so easy to click on and use and see what you need to do see what you're good at see what you're bad at um and then is there still a separate sort of report that can be sent to a doctor that's a more detailed ex um a more detailed and and higher volume amount of calls to action that your doctor

can look at because that was one part of it too yeah so one Challenge on our end is we know a lot more than what's in the report but we aren't allowed to say it because of regulatory issues so just yeah yeah well I mean I can't tell you that I see breast cancer coming even though I see breast cancer coming because that's diagnostic right so

yeah but I can tell you that your estrogen dominant and estrogen toxic and then teach you what that means and then you can use that tool in all of your problems right so that's one thing about your DNA is that it's not a one-time blood pressure or cholesterol it number it's a here's my instruction manual I go back to it for every decision I have to

make I go from puberty age to fertility age to menopause age those are three very different phases where I have to make different decisions I go back and reinterpret for that context right I can still go back to this thing because my DNA doesn't change so yes so so now to answer your question so there is a clinician report which does have more recommendations more clinical

language that we can't directly to say to Consumers so click a button goes to your practitioner and then they can then if you want to dive deeper we also have practitioners that are trained to do this so if you want our coaches to do things they can but if you have a coach you would like like working with yeah just push the button and it sends

them a clinical report where where is the future of regenerative and preventative medicine going like what framework do you see because I feel like you're on the Leading Edge of personalized medicine so where is it going I see the the the current conflict we have continuing in a different Battlefield which is right now we have medicine which is go do whatever you want and when you

break yourself the doctor will fix you right that's medicine right versus functional medicine which is let's understand why disease happens and make sure you never get sick so two very different ways to think about your health both exist today it's your choice which one you do why people fall in the other bucket is because the financial structure the incentives behind what does my insurance actually cover

and pay for are all in the first bucket of weight to get sick and mask it because the insurance companies and Pharma they're all intertwined it's all the same thing so this you have to pay out of pocket but what better thing to pay for than your health right so that same thing is now happening in regenerative and the future of medicine and here's a perfect

example you've probably seen this gentleman uh who's saying that he reversed his age 10 years and he spent two million dollars on himself have you seen him uh he kind of looks like an L from Lord of the Rings is the best way to understand what David Sinclair are we not David Sinclair no a younger guy uh I'll get you his name but anyway most people

would have heard of him just recently he's been on different podcasts in the media talking about he reversed his age biologically about 10 years and by the way everybody can do the same I've done the same I can teach you how easy that is when I started this journey I was 38 and my biological age was 43 because I was pretty sick I am now 43

and my biological age is 33. okay holy yeah and I've been and it's been 33 for the last two years right so it's been kind of staying there so and this is measuring epigenetic expression the thing we talked about measuring uh aortic stiffness so cardiovascular age you can do a Doppler scan on your arteries to understand how much plaque there is so there's a way to

determine biological age and I've been able to reverse and maintain that for a little while so and it didn't cost me the two million dollars that this guy's talking about so now the how now the thing that I was saying that the current conflict is now being translated into this future of medicine what he's saying is if you spend two million dollars with me I will

reverse your age right and he's building an industry all that which is great but he's doing it in a way that is reactive right it's like you go do whatever you want I'm not going to change your diet I'm not going to I have all these tools and tricks and technology that are gonna bring your age down but then you're gonna go right back to your

habits and you're still going to be inflamed and you're still going to have bad mood issues and your gut and your brain are still connected and when you eat wrong you're still going to have a bad day in the brain right so all these things if you don't heal and so the path that I choose to take is to slowly adopt better habits yeah yeah and

not to do it all in one day yeah and to every day add a new thing and add a new thing and add a new thing and eventually you become from I'm trying to get better to I go to the gym to I'm in health Enthusiast to health is my hobby to I'm a biohacker yeah right to how do I live to 150 right okay maybe

Dave wants 150 I think Dave wants 180. I'm calling 120. I'm good with 120. um so finish your thought and then I want to talk about telomeres yeah so there's plenty of science to say to support what you're saying that 120 is the age right our bodies are designed to live to that age and I think our ancestors used to until we got so sick we

stopped living that long right these phases of learn all the red flags whether it's through your genetics or through your gut microbiome learn the things that your body is failing at because that's going to be the foundation of what causes your accelerated aging or your disease the two things you don't want and you don't have to have by the way then you start to understand what

do I do what are the habits how specifically do I need to eat is keto the right choice for Me Maybe it's not right maybe I cycle on and off of Carnival which by the way is the right choice for me I can't stick to keto I'll get sick but when I do it for a few weeks I feel amazing I need to cycle on and

off right so what are the right choices you start to adopt those habits and you start to become that Health Enthusiast this becomes a priority right and then yeah yeah yeah I do you start to understand that every choice you make is either a step towards health or a step away from Health every single choice you make in everything you do right and when you get

to that point then you're the biohacker that's when you start looking at things like stem cells and oxygen because if you haven't got the terrain ready right if you haven't spent the year or two to optimize the terrain you're putting stem cells into a body where you're not going to benefit from it yeah yeah there's benefit I'm not going to say zero but you're spending twenty

thirty thousand dollars in a treatment to get 20 of what you could have got a hundred yeah right yeah I mean even for me when I went and did stem cells just a couple weeks ago um they recommended based on the fact that I have mold and metals and various different things still I'm getting rid of um that it's better to harvest my um stem cells

do a stem cell Harvest um next time like get the stem cells so I got stem cells intravenously um and then next time my body is a little bit more right healthier it's a little bit in better shape to Once want to keep those so actually essentially me being older will be better because I'll have less inflammation I will have healthier cells I will be in

a better condition so essentially I'm probably going to be younger next year and that's a better point in time to take my stem cells to then use to regenerate to give to me over and over again so I'll have like 41 or 42 year old stem cells then forever after that yeah so you're let's go a little esoteric sure you have to barely did at the

beginning I thought we were going to go all the way down the path of extraterrestrial intervention um but telomeres so is it true so you were talking about obviously 250 years a thousand years ago is when we have a gene splice edit something what seemed what I've heard is sort of unexplainable we don't understand why there is a splice in the in the genetic coding um

and that uh that telomeres are capped and is that something that's outside that seems that appears to have been done to us and then also is it true that they're capped for us to live to 120 years only up until literally a couple years ago the only uh thinking around telomeres was here's your DNA right and remember at the very beginning I was saying your DNA

getting damaged is a definition of Aging that's that's what it is your cells unravel your DNA gets damage and you age so the telomeres are like bumpers so they protect your DNA and so telomeres have been a a marker for biological age because the more worn down they are Yeah the more you've abused your DNA and that's how old you actually are biologically right but this

is based on these various algorithms and clocks that assume we can get to 120. so if you look at our innate biological function and structure we are beings that are designed to live to 120 and those telometers mirrors are meant to last until that age oh there's there's two things why is there a cap is is it is it to protect us which we think it

is or is it to cap us which one which one is it because isn't there stories in ancient history Bible even where people live for several hundred six seven eight hundred years yeah every ancient tradition talks about people living for centuries right and we're seeing evidence of that dummy you've spoken to plenty of people that have evidence of that so what happened is it that we

have something that we evolved into to protect our DNA or since there was a magic edit was there also a magic cap installed to limit how how old are the how many years our DNA can actually last so we in science we're reacting to everything so we found this thing and we say no it's a bumper It's a protector and if we measure it we know

how old we are but if we dig deeper and we start to look at what we've learned historically there's plenty of content that's not from 2023 that was from you know minus 20 to 250 000 right that tells us otherwise that people did live longer um and it's it's not it's too coincidental that different people in different parts of the world that never spoke to each

other all say the same thing right that doesn't make any sense so uh and it's not that we just live longer they're very specific about the like six to eight hundred years thing and they're from different parts of the world at different times up until recent history the recent recorded history which is what you learn in school is when this ends the story ends kind of

post Christ type history right everything be before that is a blur to us it's not a blur if you look at ancient texts that are available we just aren't taught it right and it's a very different story if you look at stuff so it's a question mark is this telomere protective or is it a cap it seems like it's both could those stories of Ben off

Planet extraterrestrial or hybrid beings that did live six eight hundred years but we this we as a homo sapien sapien or whatever we are um human being we only have ever lived a certain amount of time which seems to be much shorter is that that could be possible too so if there was a technology a quarter million years ago that took a primate and edited two

parts of the genome to make us who we are somebody with some intelligence had to do that and it wasn't us exactly right it that was not Evolution Evolution doesn't happen in an edit it takes millions of years since that time we have not seen evolution in ourselves right so how did that happen overnight that was a cause that was that was intentional so I don't

know if the answer is the Lord came down and edited us right and created us is the answer that there's another species from another planet or from this planet that maybe is still here somewhere that we don't know about right so what but what's clear is that the way we became Who We Are was not the way every other species became who they are it was

not we didn't not evolve into it we became it there was a switch that was turned on that was immediate and that was two edits to diff two different parts of our genome that are clear that no scientists can dispute exist they just don't want to talk about why it happened nobody's trying to investigate why it happened what the f is junk DNA so junk DNA

are sections of your genetic code that have no information which to me in the Perfection of this human body the complexity of this human body there's no room for junk right so it's just if you're programming something and there's certain code that you don't need anymore you turn it off so at the time if we feel that there was an edit who edited us I think

you have some theories there right there was also junk and junk wasn't added it it seems like there's the troll sections of our DNA which we don't know what they do because they're turned off that are literally off so it's as if you had a line of computer code and somebody took a portion of it and censored it and how can you see the difference between

deleted and censored uh because it's still there is there so lecture there's still structure yeah it's structure it's yeah what's the difference between DNA that you can see versus the junk DNA that is empty essentially what does it look like tangibly so it is encoded right so there's there's letters that uh there's four letters a b c t that make up your genetic code and there's

many many combinations right each each gene is thousands of letters long yeah right and then so sometimes there's a c instead of a t and now that Gene doesn't do its job properly in a certain location so there's no code in the junk it's it's literal junk but how do you see the code how do you even see a code uh so that's sequencing so now

we're getting into when so I take your saliva which I did yeah right and I extract your DNA from the saliva there's a tool that does that and we then put that DNA into a sequencing machine which literally knows how to read the code on every chromosome and every so that that's how it's literally red right by the sequencing machine okay Illumina is the biggest company

that does that most companies use alumina uh and when you're sequencing it this section can't be read there's nothing to read there's no code so and and again if there's nothing in this body that isn't purposeful yeah right there's nothing that isn't purposeful and something as precious and you know a fundamental foundational sorry as our genetic code right having space spaces like empty spaces there's there's

a purpose there and the purpose is either it used to exist and it was turned off yeah or we don't know how to turn it on right well as you know from our friend Kaya part of her book the Sofia code is about verbal initiations that activate dormant DNA and that makes sense to me because we talk about elevating Consciousness we don't understand the science like

the Practical mechanism of what happens what if you elevate Consciousness which means you're now sending and receiving what you couldn't send and received before that means that those antennas or whatever those things are are now activated you didn't have access to them prior to that so that could be that maybe there's certain section our DNA turn off to prevent us from accessing a certain level of

Consciousness that we can fight and turn on I've experienced this you've taught we've talked to you about this you've experienced this in the last two years I've experienced more of this in the rest of my life combined you know there's there's shifts happening right now that if you're on the right path you're going to experience it for sure yeah uh and it's there so it'd be

interesting to see you know I'm going to do this now now that you said this I'm going to keep working on elevating my Consciousness and I'm going to re-sequence my ID and a to see if something's changed that didn't exist before Oh my God or can you see what percentage of your body has active DNA versus unread is there right because if you're you're reading some

but some doesn't read so if you gave a if you had a sample Can it can can it evaluate a ratio so every cell in your body is has DNA in it so every single cell has active DNA there's very little junk DNA it's micro and there's little fragments here and there that are junk still some junk in there um all right you have a book

okay what's the book called so the book is called the DNA way and early on in this journey you know when we built the company we were still a research company at the time biotech is a weird place to be because you learn and you don't even know why you're learning it like what is what is the product going to be it doesn't even matter we're

just researching and that's where we were and so I realized as I was doing this that we needed to normalize DNA as a tool people don't even know that it has to be part of your health toolkit if you don't understand your foundational code how do you make every other decision you're going to trial and error one size fit all things until they work and so

um I found I was recommended this book agent who represents A.D best-selling medical type authors and he said I love your story you need to write a book I agree with you and then he came back to me after paying him for four or five months and he said you got rejected by every single publisher that exists because you're not a doctor and I said well

I told you up front that I'm not a doctor and I told you up front that what I'm trying to fix is the Health Care system and it takes somebody from the outside to see what's what what the blinders on what everybody can't see right he said I'm sorry this isn't working so I said give me the list of who rejected us right and I said

thank you you know here's your check thank you for your time I'll deal with this myself so I I found of that list of Publishers somebody who represented a few authors that I like that I enjoy including Mindy by the way right Mindy Pals uh and I called them and within three days I had a book deal yeah and because they didn't I mean what we

do is so impactful but him as a guy that represents 80 doctors thinks like the doctors know he himself couldn't get out of that medical thinking right like so anyways so the the the intention was the purpose of this book is for me to go through my personal genome and show how easy it is to use these tools and change your life I've changed my life

I've gone from a 38 year old that was 43 biologically to a 43 year old that is 33 biologically I'm the best shape of my life mentally physically in every way even spiritually my ability to connect is beyond what it's ever been right uh and so I wanted to share that with everybody because whether you have a test or not there's things to learn in terms

of how does the science work what can you do there's things that you'll start to Clue Into and you'll see the world differently you'll see people differently because you'll understand how your body actually works gosh if you're really a good friend and you're changing lives and I'm so grateful that we're friends and that we're sharing this information you're sharing this information I'm just like sitting here

it's a pleasure I mean I learn I learn just as much from you as you as we as you say you're learning today I'm going to tell you something your interview with Billy Carson is the only podcast that I listen to in my life from beginning to end without shutting it off for pausing love it thank you yes and I've heard him on other podcasts you're

the way you navigated your questions like you are brilliant and it's we have to say that that I've never done that ever with any podcast it was um it was awesome that's very very nice of you to say Billy is a fascinating guy with um just like you very very intelligent retains a lot of information and is um another person that's leading the way um forward

just like you are so um but thank you Billy's great you're great the show's so fun it's my guilty pleasure let's talk to people I love amazing all right thanks Kashif thanks everybody for listening to the pretty intense podcast today I hope you enjoyed it if you like what you heard today and you want to hear more please click on the Subscribe button