Dr. Vivek Lal

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The Human Upgrade: Biohacking for Longevity & Performance · I Take 150 Pills a Day (But This One Is My Workhorse) | Resbiotic : 1513 · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

So what we know in preliminary studies is whenever there are specific kind of moles,

it changes the bacteria composition.

And it changes the inflammatory pathways of the lungs.

So to your point, what specific mold do with specific, if you have a layer of forest of your bacteria and you put specific mold in that, and if it is a favorable layer, that mold might not do much.

But if it's an unfavorable layer of bacteria, that mold might synergistically act and create badness.

So I think that is what happens, inter-kingdom interaction.

It does form a biofilm and biofilms are bad.

Not just for regular lung health, but you know, you talk about biofilms and several diseases, several diseases, right?

Like cystic fibrosis, all these bad diseases, even for medical equipments.

You know, IV lines, catheters, et cetera.

Brain implants.

Biofilms are bad.

So we've toyed with the idea of, because we know, you know, these biofilms are bad.

We've toyed with the idea of creating beneficial bacteria layer, which could be, you know, these, which could be, these equipment and devices could be immersed in that so that the biofilms are not formed, right?

So even in, we were talking to an iBank,

guess what like all these lens where they're stored etc the biggest issue is of infection and what is in that liquid we were thinking about creating a beneficial bacteria liquid for all these eye banks

Pickle everything with eyeballs with good bacteria to downregulate the MMP9 pathway, to downregulate the NLRP pathway.

Because it just makes sense.

And if it makes sense, okay, now I can go back and do the test and try to prove if it is right or wrong.

But we need to think out of the box.

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