Live Beyond the Norms

Live Beyond the Norms

You want to have a spectacular life. You want to live longer as long as you are healthy mentally and physically. This podcast has been a vision of mine for the last two and a half years. As I continue to share with people the astounding results, 90% extension of life in test subjects, reported in peer-reviewed published research about our molecule ESS60, I started to think about what it would be like to live longer. Not just longer, but ALOT longer. I also started thinking about how living longer would disrupt the vision many people had about their lives and the final years of that life. This podcast is big enough to cover all aspects of Living Beyond the Norms but it will start and probably focus on health and longevity and the cutting-edge research which promises significantly longer and healthier living. It will also cover the unconventional strategies employed today by today's experts to help people Live Beyond the Norms.

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June 16, 2026 66 mins
Martha Carlin wasn't a scientist. She was an auditor at one of the largest accounting firms in the world. Then her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's at 44. She couldn't just sit back and watch him succumb to it. So she set out to find what caused it. What followed was a 20-year-long second career. Within a month of throwing out the pantry and filtering the family's water, her husband's tremor was already retreating. He managed...
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In the 1960s, researchers had people fast for 40 days straight. They expected some of them to die. Instead, their bodies adapted. My guest this week, Casey Ruff, has spent nearly two decades helping people understand what's actually fueling their bodies, and most of what he's found runs against everything we've been taught.  A metabolic health coach who came up through lab testing before going all in on low-carb and ca...
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About a quarter of adults in the United States now take at least four prescriptions a day. Most of them take more. Yet outside of antibiotics, almost nothing on the shelf is meant to cure you. Closing that gap is what Danese Rexroad does. As Chief Clinical Officer at Ways2Well, she goes upstream of disease, asking why the body is breaking down rather than writing another script to cover it. Her belief is that the choices you make i...
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What do you think is the main cause of disability for women under 50? Is it cancer? Or maybe depression? Is it perhaps back pain? No. None of the above. The leading cause is migraine. Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett has spent her career staring at that fact from the inside. Only one in twenty people who have migraine ever gets properly diagnosed, and the rest spend years calling it tension or stress or sinus pressure while their brain...
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You can test negative for Lyme over and over. Your bloodwork can look fine. Even your doctor can tell you it's just stress. Meanwhile, the infection keeps doing damage. An estimated 3.5 million Americans go through this every year. Dr. Myriah Hinchey knows that better than most. She was bitten by a tick when she was around ten. Her Lyme test came back negative, and she was sent home. What followed were decades of strange anxiet...
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Whatever shows up in your bloodwork has usually been building for a long time. The problem with modern medicine is that it steps in at the end of that process, not the beginning. Dr. John Douillard keeps coming back to one single question. Why do we wait so long? Forty years as a chiropractor and Ayurvedic practitioner have convinced him that the body starts dropping hints well before anything shows up on a test, and that most of u...
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At 13, Randal read a science fiction novel and set out to upload a human brain. The surprising part is how far he's gotten. Dr. Randal Koene is a computational neuroscientist and the founder of the Carbon Copies Foundation, a nonprofit working to preserve and one day emulate the human brain. Not long ago, the idea of keeping someone's memory and identity alive past death sat squarely in the realm of science fiction. Randal is o...
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Over the last couple of decades, testosterone levels in men have been declining by 1% every year. Twenty more years of that, and we could be looking at a fully infertile male population. That's what Dr. Tracy Gapin has been sounding the alarm on for years. A board-certified urologist who spent 20+ years in traditional medicine before walking away in 2020, Dr. Gapin founded Peak Launch to address what most doctors won't: the roo...
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What do you do when the medical system you were trained to trust can't save your own daughter?

That's the question Dr. Aaron Hartman ran into the day he met his foster daughter Anna. She came into the world facing more than her share of challenges, and doctors told the Hartmans she wouldn't walk, talk, or crawl.

When the standard recommendation came down to a feeding tube and a string of surgeries, Aaron and his wife said no. They we...

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You can stack every supplement, peptide, and biohack out there. It still won't fix the one thing wearing most of us down faster than any of it: unresolved stress and trauma.


Dr. Bhargav Patel has spent his career studying how that wear and tear shows up in the brain, the body, and the lifespan, none of which a standard lab test will flag. He's one of the few doctors who treat the mind as part of the body rather than some...

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74% of American adults are overweight. 42% are clinically obese. And almost every one of them can list the foods they shouldn't be eating. So, what's actually going on?

That's what started bugging Matty Lansdown when he was working as a cancer researcher and noticed something weird: 80% of the patients walking through the door were overweight, and every one of them already knew their diet was a mess. Knowing clearly wasn't the probl...

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You run every test your doctor orders. They all come back fine. But fine compared to who? Compared to the average person, that's anything but healthy.

That's the problem Jeffrey Gaal has spent decades thinking about. Through his work at Genetic LifeSpan, he's leading the charge to move people away from outdated benchmarks and into a new era of testing that shows what's happening inside the cell.

Jeffrey walks us through the AgeCode t...

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Most people think aging is something that happens to them. Jean Titus thinks that's the first mistake.

Growing up in Liberia, Jean lost his mother to cancer, left a finance career that paid well but meant nothing, and spent years quietly rebuilding himself from the ground up. By the time a candid beach photo his daughter took went viral with 40,000 likes, he had already done the work. The audience just caught up.

Jean gets into the m...

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Are you feeling burnt out despite your best efforts to optimize every aspect of your life? It’s easy to get caught in the cycle of chasing success, only to find yourself anxious, disconnected, and unfulfilled. 

Today’s guest, Pavel Aeon, shares how he went from achieving business success to feeling deeply unfulfilled, and how he embarked on a profound journey of self-discovery.

Pavel spent 60 days in total darkness t...

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Have you been eating less, working out more, and still can't seem to shed a single pound? I sat down with Dani Conway to explore why traditional dieting is actually working against your body. Dani overcame a 65-pound weight struggle and severe hormone dysfunction and now helps midlife women do the same.


You'll discover why calorie restriction and intermittent fasting are two of the biggest fat-loss mistakes women over 40...

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Your body has everything it needs to heal itself. You just need to know how to activate it. In this episode, I sit down with Ryan Riley to explore a powerful concept that could reshape how we think about aging, recovery, and disease. 

Ryan breaks down how stem cells function as the body’s natural repair system and why most of us are operating with far fewer of them than we should. We also dig into the science behind endog...

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What if aging isn’t inevitable but measurable, predictable, and even reversible? In this episode, I sit down with Alina Su to unpack the real science behind biological age and what it actually means for your health and lifespan. 

We go beyond surface-level “anti-aging” advice and dive into how your organs age differently, why most longevity tests are flawed, and how inflammation accelerates aging. Alina introd...

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Do you feel like age is slowing you down? In this episode, we’re tackling the common misconception that muscle and longevity are at odds. Joining me is Tom Terwilliger, a former Mr. America, bestselling author, and longevity empowerment coach. 

Tom shares how we can break free from age-related limitations, build lasting strength, and embrace a mindset of growth at any stage of life. He reveals how the combination of stren...

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What if the current rise in childhood anxiety, ADHD, and chronic diseases isn’t a result of genetics, but a broken food and medical system we’ve normalized? In today’s episode, Dr. Elisa Song, an integrative pediatrician, reveals how our overfed yet undernourished children are suffering from a medical and dietary crisis. 

We discuss the alarming rise of childhood mental health and physical conditions that can ...

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You've likely heard that plastics are a major environmental threat, but what if the science doesn’t align with what you’ve been told? In today’s episode, we’re setting the record straight about microplastics and the myths surrounding them.

I speak with Dr. Chris DeArmitt, a material scientist with decades of experience, who uncovers the real truth about plastics, degradation, and the impact of misinformation ...

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