The Future of Holistic Healing: Age Rejuvenation, Psychedelics + AI w/ Dr. Dan Stickler | EP 64

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What groundbreaking therapies are discussed in this episode?

Dr. Dan Stickler 0:21
you can't treat a human in a reductionistic way because we're a complex adaptive system and psychedelic experience helped to open up possibilities for me because i started looking at things and i was saying well what if instead of like oh there is no proof of that i've seen some stuff that has been very consistent But we don't have the measuring tools because we don't know what frequency it is or what part of the electromagnetic spectrum is occurring. But you hear about these things. And so you say, well, what if? It's just like placebo effect. People talk about that like it's just placebo effect. And I'm like, are you kidding me? That's the coolest thing that I have seen in so long. I mean, what is the magic of the placebo effect that it's so effective? I mean, when you look at brain mapping of people on psychedelics, there are massive amounts of interconnections being made. So the brain is communicating with areas that it normally doesn't communicate with. And it's looking for new pathways.

How does apheresis contribute to holistic healing?

Alyssa Nobriga 1:30
Today's guest, Dr. Dan Stickler, is a former surgeon turned pioneer in health optimization, leading groundbreaking clinical trials in human enhancement and longevity. He's breaking down what personalized healing treatment could look like and offering insights into how AI and emerging technologies will reshape the future of healthcare. And so this conversation is really one that meets science and spirituality. I can't wait to share it with you. I know that we just had an incredible four days together with four other couples for this peer led mastermind, which was so beautiful. I fell in love with you and your wife and your love together and the work that you guys are doing in the world. And I think you're incredibly remarkable and unique in the And you let your mind be in service to your heart. And I think that is really such a beautiful definition of a doctor to bring the balance of this work together and to treat the whole person. And so thank you for being here, first off. So grateful.

What role does ketamine play in therapy?

Dr. Dan Stickler 2:32
Well, thank you for that beautiful introduction. I mean, I'm used to people running through credentials and all of that, but I love that. That was perfect.
Alyssa Nobriga 2:41
Yeah. Yeah. And I'll share more of the credentials beforehand. And I know my audience is going to be really curious to hear about some alternative forms of and modalities of healing that you guys are working on. I'm curious, what are you working with and how is that really?
Dr. Dan Stickler 2:58
We try to delve into all of the leading edge types of therapies that are out there, even the ones... You have your evidence-based stuff, but you have stuff that you know you've seen work. Anecdotally, there's common sense behind it, and yet there's not the science to support it. I think a lot of it is that we just don't have the available testing that can measure the responses that you get from it. I mean, just... A lot of stuff with like yoga and meditation. I mean, for years, everybody knew it worked. But how do you quantify that? And then comes along epigenetics. And then we have scientific evidence that says, oh, okay, yes, we do have the scientific evidence that it works. And I think a lot of the modalities that we look into are the ones that are the meditation of 20 years ago prior to that. So we'll do a lot of work with that. We work with a lot of IRBs, so Institutional Review Board studies that are early access to IRBs.
Dr. Dan Stickler 4:14
Different forms of testing, different forms of intervention that we feel might be promising for moving forward. And so we'd like to really stay on that leading edge of the new and exciting therapies that are out there.
Alyssa Nobriga 4:34
Yeah, and what are some examples of some of the therapies that you do?

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