Paul Saladino

mom's a nurse but i never grew up with that much access to something that was close to nature and fun and so i just kept extending the trip and eight weeks eight days became eight weeks and then six months and then i bought a house and then i sold it and then i moved to another spot in costa rica and it just it's just gone from there and i've never really wanted to leave because it's been such a good quality of life for me

mom's a nurse but i never grew up with that much access to something that was close to nature and fun and so i just kept extending the trip and eight weeks eight days became eight weeks and then six months and then i bought a house and then i sold it and then i moved to another spot in costa rica and it just it's just gone from there and i've never really wanted to leave because it's been such a good quality of life for me

mom's a nurse but i never grew up with that much access to something that was close to nature and fun and so i just kept extending the trip and eight weeks eight days became eight weeks and then six months and then i bought a house and then i sold it and then i moved to another spot in costa rica and it just it's just gone from there and i've never really wanted to leave because it's been such a good quality of life for me

It's a really nice balance for me. Before the show, we were talking about the jungle and infrared light, and I'm sure we'll talk about that on the podcast, but yeah, it feels very disconnected. I mean, where I live is, I've got a house in the jungle overlooking the ocean, and it's just... All I see is green. Outside my door is just green leaves reflecting infrared light, and it's warm.

It's a really nice balance for me. Before the show, we were talking about the jungle and infrared light, and I'm sure we'll talk about that on the podcast, but yeah, it feels very disconnected. I mean, where I live is, I've got a house in the jungle overlooking the ocean, and it's just... All I see is green. Outside my door is just green leaves reflecting infrared light, and it's warm.

It's a really nice balance for me. Before the show, we were talking about the jungle and infrared light, and I'm sure we'll talk about that on the podcast, but yeah, it feels very disconnected. I mean, where I live is, I've got a house in the jungle overlooking the ocean, and it's just... All I see is green. Outside my door is just green leaves reflecting infrared light, and it's warm.

When I got there, I felt very wealthy in terms of sunlight, and that felt really good. I mean, we know sunlight is good for humans. We have ultraviolet, which makes vitamin D and other things in the human body, but you have a full spectrum of light. And being near the equator, it makes so much sense. The temperature in Costa Rica is...

When I got there, I felt very wealthy in terms of sunlight, and that felt really good. I mean, we know sunlight is good for humans. We have ultraviolet, which makes vitamin D and other things in the human body, but you have a full spectrum of light. And being near the equator, it makes so much sense. The temperature in Costa Rica is...

When I got there, I felt very wealthy in terms of sunlight, and that felt really good. I mean, we know sunlight is good for humans. We have ultraviolet, which makes vitamin D and other things in the human body, but you have a full spectrum of light. And being near the equator, it makes so much sense. The temperature in Costa Rica is...

It's pretty much between 76 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. It's so easy to be a human there. I rarely wear a shirt. I almost never wear shoes. I never close the windows in my house. I sleep with all my windows open, and so I'm connected to the outdoors so much more. I don't have to use air conditioning. I don't have recycled air. The water from my house comes from a stream.

It's pretty much between 76 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. It's so easy to be a human there. I rarely wear a shirt. I almost never wear shoes. I never close the windows in my house. I sleep with all my windows open, and so I'm connected to the outdoors so much more. I don't have to use air conditioning. I don't have recycled air. The water from my house comes from a stream.

It's pretty much between 76 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. It's so easy to be a human there. I rarely wear a shirt. I almost never wear shoes. I never close the windows in my house. I sleep with all my windows open, and so I'm connected to the outdoors so much more. I don't have to use air conditioning. I don't have recycled air. The water from my house comes from a stream.

on the mountain. So there's no fluoride, there's no chlorine, there's no pesticides, there's no pharmaceuticals in my water. And it's just, it's clean air, clean water. There's no cell service at my house. So I have a wifi router at my house and I turn the wifi off and I use ethernet cables. So I'm sure we'll talk about

on the mountain. So there's no fluoride, there's no chlorine, there's no pesticides, there's no pharmaceuticals in my water. And it's just, it's clean air, clean water. There's no cell service at my house. So I have a wifi router at my house and I turn the wifi off and I use ethernet cables. So I'm sure we'll talk about

on the mountain. So there's no fluoride, there's no chlorine, there's no pesticides, there's no pharmaceuticals in my water. And it's just, it's clean air, clean water. There's no cell service at my house. So I have a wifi router at my house and I turn the wifi off and I use ethernet cables. So I'm sure we'll talk about

rf emf wi-fi type stuff in the podcast too hopefully and so i have zero rf emf at my house and i can just live in that environment and sort of do the experiment do i feel differently because growing up i lived in the suburbs and there was a time when i was around 22 that i through hiked the pacific crest trail so i walked from mexico to canada and that's on a wilderness trail that's continuous

rf emf wi-fi type stuff in the podcast too hopefully and so i have zero rf emf at my house and i can just live in that environment and sort of do the experiment do i feel differently because growing up i lived in the suburbs and there was a time when i was around 22 that i through hiked the pacific crest trail so i walked from mexico to canada and that's on a wilderness trail that's continuous

rf emf wi-fi type stuff in the podcast too hopefully and so i have zero rf emf at my house and i can just live in that environment and sort of do the experiment do i feel differently because growing up i lived in the suburbs and there was a time when i was around 22 that i through hiked the pacific crest trail so i walked from mexico to canada and that's on a wilderness trail that's continuous

Every night for three and a half months, I slept on the ground on a sleeping mat, but I was out in nature. It was one of the most joyous, simple times in my life. But I think that there's something about being in nature that's good for humans. And that changed me. And I feel like I'm closer to that when I'm in Costa Rica.

Every night for three and a half months, I slept on the ground on a sleeping mat, but I was out in nature. It was one of the most joyous, simple times in my life. But I think that there's something about being in nature that's good for humans. And that changed me. And I feel like I'm closer to that when I'm in Costa Rica.