Dave Asprey
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There's an amazing supplement. That is called C8 MCT oil. You ever heard of it?
There's an amazing supplement. That is called C8 MCT oil. You ever heard of it?
There's an amazing supplement. That is called C8 MCT oil. You ever heard of it?
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Well, in phase two clinical trials, MCT oil reverses Alzheimer's disease. When I was selling MCT oil, I wasn't allowed to say that because that was a medical claim. So I just got everyone to use it anyway and reduce the incidence of Alzheimer's across the country. Because guess what else does it? Coffee and MCT oil, both are anti-Alzheimer's. I'm not joking.
Well, in phase two clinical trials, MCT oil reverses Alzheimer's disease. When I was selling MCT oil, I wasn't allowed to say that because that was a medical claim. So I just got everyone to use it anyway and reduce the incidence of Alzheimer's across the country. Because guess what else does it? Coffee and MCT oil, both are anti-Alzheimer's. I'm not joking.
Well, in phase two clinical trials, MCT oil reverses Alzheimer's disease. When I was selling MCT oil, I wasn't allowed to say that because that was a medical claim. So I just got everyone to use it anyway and reduce the incidence of Alzheimer's across the country. Because guess what else does it? Coffee and MCT oil, both are anti-Alzheimer's. I'm not joking.
There's really good science for both of those. But you know what's an even better one? This is also making the rounds. Andrew Huberman just started talking about it. About seven years ago or something, I had Dr. Nicotine from Vanderbilt University on the show. I call him that. His name is, I think, Andrew Newhall, if I remember right.
There's really good science for both of those. But you know what's an even better one? This is also making the rounds. Andrew Huberman just started talking about it. About seven years ago or something, I had Dr. Nicotine from Vanderbilt University on the show. I call him that. His name is, I think, Andrew Newhall, if I remember right.
There's really good science for both of those. But you know what's an even better one? This is also making the rounds. Andrew Huberman just started talking about it. About seven years ago or something, I had Dr. Nicotine from Vanderbilt University on the show. I call him that. His name is, I think, Andrew Newhall, if I remember right.
So you guys can look it up, Dave Asprey, Nicotine Podcast, Vanderbilt. And in 1986, he wrote the first paper showing that pharmaceutical nicotine, not smoking, prevents or reverses Alzheimer's disease. Nicotine is neuroprotective at low doses. In my longevity protocols, you use low dose nicotine to keep the neurons happy and healthy and strong. Did you see me open that little container?
So you guys can look it up, Dave Asprey, Nicotine Podcast, Vanderbilt. And in 1986, he wrote the first paper showing that pharmaceutical nicotine, not smoking, prevents or reverses Alzheimer's disease. Nicotine is neuroprotective at low doses. In my longevity protocols, you use low dose nicotine to keep the neurons happy and healthy and strong. Did you see me open that little container?
So you guys can look it up, Dave Asprey, Nicotine Podcast, Vanderbilt. And in 1986, he wrote the first paper showing that pharmaceutical nicotine, not smoking, prevents or reverses Alzheimer's disease. Nicotine is neuroprotective at low doses. In my longevity protocols, you use low dose nicotine to keep the neurons happy and healthy and strong. Did you see me open that little container?
Yeah, I did. That was nicotine. Three milligrams of nicotine and a little chokie that doesn't have artificial sweetener in it. So should you take a low dose, like seven milligram patch of nicotine and put it on your mom? Hell yeah. Yeah. And then give her, I don't know, maybe some danger coffee with some MCT oil in it or pour it in her Wheaties if that's what she'll eat.
Yeah, I did. That was nicotine. Three milligrams of nicotine and a little chokie that doesn't have artificial sweetener in it. So should you take a low dose, like seven milligram patch of nicotine and put it on your mom? Hell yeah. Yeah. And then give her, I don't know, maybe some danger coffee with some MCT oil in it or pour it in her Wheaties if that's what she'll eat.
Yeah, I did. That was nicotine. Three milligrams of nicotine and a little chokie that doesn't have artificial sweetener in it. So should you take a low dose, like seven milligram patch of nicotine and put it on your mom? Hell yeah. Yeah. And then give her, I don't know, maybe some danger coffee with some MCT oil in it or pour it in her Wheaties if that's what she'll eat.
And watch the conversation you have a half hour later. She will come back. I would do this with my grandmother. I wouldn't do the nicotine, actually. I should have, but I didn't see her that much. But just with the MCTs. She would tell me about capturing, was it capturing neutron? No, not neutrons. What were they capturing in wax? Protons? I don't know. Some kind of subatomic particle. Yeah.
And watch the conversation you have a half hour later. She will come back. I would do this with my grandmother. I wouldn't do the nicotine, actually. I should have, but I didn't see her that much. But just with the MCTs. She would tell me about capturing, was it capturing neutron? No, not neutrons. What were they capturing in wax? Protons? I don't know. Some kind of subatomic particle. Yeah.