[00:00:00] [00:00:00] Carl Lanore: [00:00:00] hey, hey, welcome back to another episode of superhuman radio. You know, one of the things that I try to do on this show with regularity is when we hear about a clinic or a facility and a group of clinicians that are doing things differently and when I say differently, I mean in a good way, I mean like they're actually helping people they're actually getting results.

[00:00:23] I try to Showcase them on the show. Because even though they may not be in your backyard there in somebody's backyard then within driving distance of somebody and if we can help one person it makes it makes a big deal. And so today we're doing that. We're talking today with an old friend of mine Louis NASA.

[00:00:43] How you doing Louis where you gonna come and we're talking with dr. Jeff robot. How you doing? Dr. Drew?

[00:00:49] Dr. Drobot: [00:00:49] Doing great, and

[00:00:51] Carl Lanore: [00:00:51] I want to thank you guys for being here and I have to thank Don Master for reaching out to me to tell me about this because if I waited for Louis to contact me

[00:00:58] Dr. Drobot: [00:00:58] when we

[00:00:59] Carl Lanore: [00:00:59] do he's going [00:01:00] to come on Louise Louise going to come to my funeral.

[00:01:02] That's about it. That's that's that's going to be it. Right look last time. I was at Louis we eating Italian food at my sister's house in Arizona, right

[00:01:09] Dr. Drobot: [00:01:09] exactly up ten years ago

[00:01:10] Carl Lanore: [00:01:10] 10 years ago anyway, and I'm amazed. You know what you guys are doing. I got to be honest with you. I'm amazed that anybody in the current climate driven by the pharmaceutical agenda and the medical author Doxie that that risk putting their heads up and doing things differently because as we see the those people end up being.

[00:01:38] Punish what's that old saying? No good deed goes unpunished. But but you can't deny when people are having results and that's undeniable. And that's what the at the medical Orthodoxy hates when people start talking about these places because all of a sudden people realize oh, wait a minute. There's an alternative to what I'm doing for my particular condition, and we're going to talk about.

[00:02:00] [00:02:00] We're going to talk about Illness, but we'll also have talked about human performance and aspects that relate more to athletes because as we were talking off, the air human performance at its best is is just a Continuum of excellent health and you can't perform your best if you're unhealthy, so I'm going to start with doctored robot for a second people know you.

[00:02:25] Because your background is more exercise physiology, but you treat a lot of people with illnesses who have no interest in performing better in a given sport. Right?

[00:02:35] Dr. Drobot: [00:02:35] Well, they have a yeah, they just have an interest in being able to wake up in the morning and do activities doing life when I started so my background again was in.

[00:02:45] Was exercise physiology and I realize you know in that world, it's not that much different than the medical world there really wasn't this was this was a million years ago. This was 25 years ago. There really wasn't a whole bunch of innovation. It was Bo to Max's and then let's just measure some stuff and [00:03:00] then let's just release them back into the wild and then went to medical school and realized very quickly that there wasn't much difference there.

[00:03:05] You measure some stuff and then you just do standard care and you release them back in the wild and they come back and they hate you and then we have a discussion and so. When I was in medical school, I realized that that was not going to be the spot for me to learn things. And spend it spend time back.

[00:03:19] Then. This is a little bit before you could just go in the same time somebody so what spent a lot of time over in Europe is spent a lot of time over different places of the world seeing what were they doing for and it wasn't Human Performance. They weren't that interested in that as far as I've let X there was some stuff in Germany and there's but they are more interested in how do we change physiology so that we can get more out of physiology and medicine works a little bit different though because they're socialized medicine.

[00:03:45] You're not trying to use. Suitable to fix something because it's costing to the government you're trying to use your trying to fix it so that you don't have the person on a regular, you know barrage of whatever it ends up being you're actually trying to you're trying to bring physiology back into a [00:04:00] spot of normality.

[00:04:01] And then I said well if you can do that with that, then you must be able to accelerate that process and that kind of that breaks the Two Worlds. Exercise physiology of performance and health because it goes disease Health performance. I mean like you said you travel down that road you can go forward and you can eat I'm sure you have lots of experience for people doing, you know, not doing performance that well, they're just going ahead and grinding it and they end up backwards to stuff in the disease.

[00:04:27] So that is a that's the Continuum and but it was a it was an interesting journey to. To see that you know, like I said, it's organs are organs. It doesn't matter whether there's that your goal is just to make them function correctly. And when you get them functioning correctly, you can get them you can get them doing better and more things than maybe they could with the rest Performance Cycle

[00:04:48] Carl Lanore: [00:04:48] now Louie.

[00:04:50] I'm going to talk to you, but I'm actually going to talk to you a little bit about. What Dawn does is well for a second? Yeah,

[00:04:55] Dr. Drobot: [00:04:55] absolutely.

[00:04:57] Carl Lanore: [00:04:57] And that's because I've come to the [00:05:00] conclusion that if you if you have you noticed this if you walk around the average American has a barrel-shaped gut it starts right below their thorax goes down to their pelvic bone and it starts at the obliques on either side and it just looks like they literally carrying a keg and and I cannot.

[00:05:20] I do not believe this is visceral fat. I believe it's inflammation in the entire digestive tract starting at the esophagus. And that's why so many people have sleep apnea and going to the anus and and I know that Dawn specialized in this but I know you can talk about it to all of the problems.

[00:05:36] We're seeing today even with athletes. Can you see a gut component to.

[00:05:42] Dr. Drobot: [00:05:42] Absolutely. Absolutely. I actually was somebody as you know as a competitive bodybuilder and I was somebody who suffered from that inflammation, you know, I have Crohn's disease and some other things going on, but it's amazing that I mean I could leave my diet have that cheat meal.

[00:05:59] I could eat a [00:06:00] burger and fries will say my would protrude. Pretty much from the belly button proximally. I mean they were just bulge out. I would gain 10 or 12 pounds, you know, and it was

[00:06:12] Carl Lanore: [00:06:12] necessary and that's edema. That's edema in the intestines. That's edema in the colon. That's edema. Right

[00:06:20] Dr. Drobot: [00:06:20] what and one of the biggest things I started doing number one was we found out a few things, you know, I did have a gene mutation of MTF are six gene mutation.

[00:06:28] So we started taking some methylated B vitamins. We started detoxing. So I was getting colon hydrotherapy literally, especially during my prep when I was in prep for a bodybuilding show out of called hydrotherapy every week to week and a half just to keep things regular the inflammation down around several detox diets, you know, just to kind of get things back to normal.

[00:06:54] Carl Lanore: [00:06:54] Yeah, you know what? The best detox is doctored robot, please correct me if I'm wrong because I've been saying this for [00:07:00] years. I started talking about donating blood in 2010. When dr. Michael Smith came on my show from Life Extension Foundation. I had realized that. Donating blood does some amazing things much but most notably it gets rid of a bunch of debris really fast.

[00:07:20] That's metabolic and floating around in the blood. But do you think that people are missing the boat when they talk about detox if they're not talking about getting rid of 500 cc's of blood every two to three months.

[00:07:34] Dr. Drobot: [00:07:34] Whether you know here was a thing is only there's fluid compartments in your body.

[00:07:38] And that's pretty much what the oil system ends up being so everybody, you know, it's a weird thing with detox because. To most people detox means you take a bunch of activism fiber and you sit on the toilet. You try to blow yourself off the toilet for five days and it's supposed to be aggressive and it's like the main thing you're trying to do with the detoxification process is really changing oil and nice Canadian.

[00:08:00] [00:08:00] There's only five liters of blood so I don't know if that's like 5 feet bottle. That's not a whole bunch. So the liver filters about 600 of those Fiji bottles a day. So the more you can clean that bloodstream. The better it is now the bigger problem and we understand there's a little bit of medicine now when you set the inflammation is there's this huge other organ system that will call.

[00:08:20] The interstitium and that's a real name for it. Now, which means the fluid that isn't a part of an organism part of the bloodstream, which is namely your lymphatic system and all this. It just gets plucked full of crap. Right and we have heavy metals and undigested proteins and inflammatory proteins and when you donate blood it is almost like that oil filter and then your body has to go and move fluid compartments and has to take some of that in the interstitium put it back.

[00:08:46] For the fluid Dynamic clean it through the liver and like you said, you've you've done to Jiffy Lube a little bit. So it's done. It's done a decent job

[00:08:55] Carl Lanore: [00:08:55] and I've been talking for the past few years now about iron overload when you look at [00:09:00] iron in general. What you see is that at and and you know, I hate to use the word overload because doctors have this number but for overload for you may be different than overload for me just for the record and an

[00:09:13] Dr. Drobot: [00:09:13] inflammatory processes, you know when you look at ferritin, so when we look at blood iron, you know, and then we look and see what is the liver storing as far as a therapy and go.

[00:09:23] I mean that that'll really tell you and when you're when you're performing hard and creating the Heart High lactate loads, you'll see your body sequester that iron right out of the bloodstream, especially if you have a high red meat diet puts it into the liver and you can read these there at the numbers which again normal medicine wants to see you Brahms at 1100.

[00:09:40] But really the number needs to be under 400.

[00:09:42] Carl Lanore: [00:09:42] Yes, and for some people it should be 200 and I want to talk about ferritin for a second because I made the mistake of just focusing on ferritin. Well, there's ferritin is a protein produced. Body to shuttle iron independent of how much iron is in the bloodstream at the time if you take mega-doses of vitamin [00:10:00] C ferritin can go up and you can eat a vegan diet and your ferrets in the world.

[00:10:03] That's why you have to check TI BC as you said blood iron levels, you have to look at blood iron levels and ferritin to understand what's going on, but interestingly enough. I've been saying for the past couple years that iron, Is like rust in every single cell and it actually causes the phenotypical changes in the body that we associate with aging stiffness and muscles degenerative joint pro-inflammatory response hyper hyperinsulinemia.

[00:10:29] It does all these horrible things now just recently a study came out. I'm actually going to have dr. Bikel blackest glowny back on the show in about two months that shows that senescent cells seem to have more iron than healthy cells now is the iron making them senescent or do they just sequester it in senescent cells people can argue about that, but I come back to the fact that regular bloodletting in today's environment, especially if you're a high red meat eater like I am is essential to healthy aging when you're talking [00:11:00] about detoxing the body.

[00:11:02] Dr. Drobot: [00:11:02] Correct and cardiovascular disease and you know everybody was all myth about. When were looking at cardiovascular disease or just General Health and also a general and they said well, you know women women and men women live longer than men until you hit or the cardiovascular rates at the same until you hit 55 and then magically you know, the.

[00:11:22] They equal each other and they welcome the women lose their mental. So yes, so pretty those pretty easy like biology of figured that one out. I don't know why in medicine were just we're trapped on this thing where he say what when they're getting a regular oil change. That's why so detrimental when I hear young athletes that are doing the purple their tour stopping menstrual cycles, and I'm like, wow that is a that is a that is an interesting thing that you're doing because like you said ferritin plus oxygen is rough.

[00:11:48] You're having - levels and you're doing High aerobic or oxidative exercise using your rusting cells. And so I was always a funny thing about

[00:11:58] Carl Lanore: [00:11:58] so let's talk about the [00:12:00] clinic. So the website is the biomed center.com, but then there's a separate. Entity within the entity called the bile Lounge, which is the bio Lounge.com Louis.

[00:12:12] I'm going to turn it over to you for a second. So explain the difference between the Bio Med Center and the bile Lounge.

[00:12:21] Dr. Drobot: [00:12:21] Well, actually I'm I'd like to adopt and robotic how claim that a little more.

[00:12:25] Carl Lanore: [00:12:25] Okay. That's okay. I didn't want to I didn't want to I didn't want to feel like you weren't getting equal time though because I didn't kick you kick my ass.

[00:12:34] Dr. Drobot: [00:12:34] So the Bio Med Center so is to biomed centers once here and then there's a big women a built in Rhode Island. But the main one is Arizona, that's where I am most of the time so we have a you know, I based this clinic on a lot of technology. So we have a we have Innovative technology from all over the world where people fly in or they come or their local or athletes fly in and they get some of their Diagnostics and they get the treatments for the season the upcoming season [00:13:00] and then.

[00:13:01] Some of that clinic is focused on medicine and then there's a separate part in that clinic called the bio Lounge which is technically IV therapy and and what will come out biohacking which is an interesting word, but it's more of a more of a circuit or a cycle where people can come and not necessarily sick.

[00:13:17] They don't want to be sick. So that's a performance car. And then in addition to that we have lose business, which is the Innovative technological PT part of it because when athletes come here, obviously a big part of them is movement, you know joint health injury Rehabilitation so they don't want to be sitting on the shelf.

[00:13:35] Nobody with the owners the one I'm sitting on the shelf. They don't want to sit on the shelf and they donate it, you know a ton of time and we have we have that part of the PT which sits in the philosophy than Don's business, which is the climax and so we have a we have a nice Collective here.

[00:13:49] Everybody uses technology to get the best results and we don't we don't have to do we don't have to refer out for everything because we have our people here that we say go and you know, I see this on the Diagnostics [00:14:00] need to go and execute this and come back and there's just everybody has an expertise.

[00:14:04] Carl Lanore: [00:14:04] So explain some of the technology that that people would find at the Bio Med Center. That you wouldn't find that the average Physician's office and I'm sure that's a lot but just go through the list.

[00:14:18] Dr. Drobot: [00:14:18] Yeah, so I mean might the whole thing that I learned from exercise physiology of that. You know instead of attacking diseases their symptoms we can do diagnostics to figure out which system in the body.

[00:14:29] So like you said whether that's a cardiovascular system a digestive system of lymphatic system, which system is broken down in the body because when the system breaks down then the parts of that system breakdown, then we get a diagnosis. We don't have enough names in the dictionary. So if somebody has.

[00:14:45] If their digestive tract her to either call it IBS or Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, right? We don't really have a whole bunch of names for it. And so we do that assessment process with full-body. Thermography is heart rate variability is a whole bunch of energetic [00:15:00] testing lots of physics the geez neurofeedback scans central nervous system and peripheral nervous system.

[00:15:07] So I've we're trying to find out where the hole in the bucket is. And then on the treatment side of it will use whether that's a lymphatic system. We you know full body cryotherapy is we have a whole bunch of parts electromagnetic field therapy as we have every Ivy from ozone divide them in situ poly NBA.

[00:15:25] We have a whole bunch of press or therapies and and lymphatic machines. We have pots. I mean it's endless because I'm a tech Junkie. And I want to get to the I want to get to the solution as quickly as possible and effectively as possible and then we do we do prescribed. You know, we do have supplementation.

[00:15:43] Sometimes I will use hormones because again the goal is to get the part back to functioning so that the whole body is a whole can go into its regenerative process and over again on Louise side, you know instead of just ice and stem, you know, we have. [00:16:00] Electrons plus it's called This is plus electromagnetic therapy.

[00:16:02] We have new fifth which is an Innovative therapy. So everything it doesn't look like a regular doctor's office and it's not supposed to

[00:16:11] Carl Lanore: [00:16:11] when I wonder what would happen when a patient comes in. I'm assuming that you have an intake process to identify. What you feel is the basis for their particular.

[00:16:23] Issues and then you would then prescribe those therapies that are available in the clinic that you feel will address that right. I mean, it's not like people come in and they go today. I'm going to try this today. I'm going to try that

[00:16:36] Dr. Drobot: [00:16:36] now the Bayou lounge, so if you wanted to come in and you just want to do Myers cocktails or something like that something that isn't going to be you know, that problematic then you can go in a sign that you know, but normally people will come in with the so you have an autoimmune process you come in you come in with all your blood work, you know your.

[00:16:51] Your endoscopy Czar you're anything like that? And then I'll layer our in-house assessments or stool testing or something on top of [00:17:00] that before you come in. So we have the best possible picture. We'll sit down and we'll we'll wrap and we'll go through it and we'll figure out is that really the problem is the small intestine just The Whipping Boy and your livers the problem.

[00:17:11] So let's go ahead and clean that up and then. Miraculously things just normalizing go away.

[00:17:16] Carl Lanore: [00:17:16] So this for the past few years. I've been following peripheral neuropathy about five years ago. I started saying on the show that they erroneously call it diabetic neuropathy, but there are lots of people who have that are not diabetic that a developing peripheral neuropathy and I always suspected that there was.

[00:17:35] Vascular component to it that blood vessels because when you have this neuropathy of feels like your legs are falling asleep, like if you're sitting on ya then and so I knew right away that it was because I suffer from it now and I realize it's actually autoimmune in nature. Have you been tracking this and do you believe that neuropathy is actually an autoimmune response?

[00:17:57] Dr. Drobot: [00:17:57] Well any that the trouble is at the end of the Earth, you know, [00:18:00] which is basically your hands and feet, you know, the vessels get tiny and gravity gravity will take those inflammatory proteins in those storm there and then the normal cycle like we know this from Oktoberfest. Okay, the guys go out they get pounded with sausages and beers for a long period of time and they seen them in pictures.

[00:18:17] They look like they're going to blow up their faces all read their wives put them on potato soup and they increase the flexibility and tissues and no more circulatory problem and these. You know when we do so we'll say protein rest diets. The the circulation are basically it's the lymphatic circulation that the cells can't breathe their that well, so instead of using you know, aerobic metabolism will have to go to anaerobic metabolism which will cause that those will say lactic acid and amino acids to build up in those tissues and then there's no electrical output there.

[00:18:50] You know, cuz the fluid it's like a

[00:18:51] Carl Lanore: [00:18:51] boss so because it because the electrolytes are being a skewed so you don't have that normal electrical and you're

[00:18:58] Dr. Drobot: [00:18:58] producing lactic acid [00:19:00] instead of ATP. And again, if it wasn't like it never happens in your head because gravity will drain it, you know, if you walked on

[00:19:07] Carl Lanore: [00:19:07] your case, I've always believed.

[00:19:08] I've always believed that there has that there is a gravitational effect because it's the legs and the two fingers and those are hanging down at the Earth most of the day. Yeah, I've also

[00:19:19] Dr. Drobot: [00:19:19] considered an and then Louis uses, you know, Louis can speak on this because you can't information is tough to move and then you got to resuscitate some electricity back in that tissue because the nervous system is by hiring, you know, if you don't have electricity back in that system then muscles don't function and everything goes to sleep and they start crying out for you to move them but with peripheral neuropathy, you know, it's just there's a lot cm in there and you can't move the lymphatics.

[00:19:44] So you got to move the lymphatics first and then we use Louise. Makes you know what PT to breathe electricity or electrons back into

[00:19:52] Carl Lanore: [00:19:52] the Louis. What do you do if it is is just normal manipulation the thing to do just get the fluid may be physically get these [00:20:00] people in massage their legs and get the fluid moving again.

[00:20:03] No,

[00:20:05] Dr. Drobot: [00:20:05] In the traditional PT setting that's most likely what you would do. But we're doing now is we're utilizing guided pmf for utilizing direct current and we're basically what's called neuromuscular education, you know where we educating that entire system where we're completing that signal again.

[00:20:23] So a lot of times when we get somebody with some neuropathy or whatever the case may be when they come in I'll do what's called a direct current lead body scan. So I. He scanned their body using direct current which will feel a little bit like a pins and needles but when we get a hot spot or we consider a disconnect in the system, it'll make them up a little bit there get a little shock.

[00:20:47] And now kind of tell us where we need to start re-educating the system to make the the signal complete again, if you will, so a lot of times when we see a trauma development opportunities, we see that there's a [00:21:00] disconnect in other words the signal as its traveling and find a detour

[00:21:04] Carl Lanore: [00:21:04] now we have to re-educate it

[00:21:06] Dr. Drobot: [00:21:06] to say hey, it's safe to travel the normal Highway again.

[00:21:10] You don't need it Follow The Detour. And that's how we have been working with these patients with a great

[00:21:16] Carl Lanore: [00:21:16] accessory. So you're actually reversing that neuropathy, correct? That's exciting. You know, I have a niece that lives right outside of Scottsdale. I maybe I need to go stay with her for a while and come to the clinic every day.

[00:21:28] Dr. Drobot: [00:21:28] Come on out. Absolutely

[00:21:32] Carl Lanore: [00:21:32] Yeah, it's gotten bad for me and I haven't been training as much. Hey, I'm 61 years old now, and I know if I just start training again things will reverse but I haven't been training as much I've been working longer hours. I sit still more. And it's gotten to the point where I actually I actually have to think about and plus my left foot is shorter than my right foot because the two surgeries I had last year because I smashed my foot.

[00:21:58] I dropped a plate on it and [00:22:00] it and it just morphed into this claw over the next two years, but I have to literally think about like not walking but. Doing certain things because my legs feel like they don't they're getting heavy. That's all I can say and it end and there is a either hyperalgesia or neuropathy, whatever you want to call it all the way up above my knees now, and I know that's what it is.

[00:22:25] My muscles don't want to fire the way they used to and so and and. I don't live the X, you know, the regular schlub life and so it's happening to everybody in our population. That's why I keep coming back to an auto immune component and I want to take a break and when we come back, I want to talk a little bit more about autoimmunity because it seems to be.

[00:22:47] More and more people today are suffering something from some sort of autoimmunity. We're talking with dr. Jeff robot and Louis anasta. You can learn more about them by going to one of the two websites to [00:23:00] biomed center.com or the bio lounge.com. And if you're in the Arizona a driving distance, excuse me, you can drive in and see them stay tuned.

[00:23:11] We'll be right back. Welcome back. We're talking with dr. Jeff robot and Louis nasta about a facility that resides in Scottsdale, Arizona. And if you're in that region you want to know about it.  So let's talk a little bit.  About autoimmunity the more and more research. I read doctored robot the more and more it ties.

[00:23:37] The origins of many many diseases a vast number of diseases back to autoimmunity and up when we talk about immunity.  We're talking about the gut where 90% of the immune system resides. So what we're really saying is that you know, there was a an article published by AARP about 5 years [00:24:00] ago. That indicated that 76% of Americans complain about having digestive issues gut issues.

[00:24:08] It's the reason that so many people are taking probiotics willy-nilly you were talking about lactic acid a second ago. And I'm actually getting ready to be tested for D lactic acid because I interviewed the good doctor who wrote the study about small intestinal bacterial overgrowth with lactic acid producing microbes de lactic acidosis brain fog and an autoimmunity and so I'm thinking you know.

[00:24:36] Maybe there's a component of that but really are you seeing what I think I'm seeing in the overabundance of autoimmunity and gut issues in this country today

[00:24:50] Dr. Drobot: [00:24:50] rather, you know, it will say autoimmunity pretty much as a man made disease could say that because of the immune system is set and we haven't [00:25:00] evolved.

[00:25:00] I mean we've made since the Industrial Revolution we've made incredible changes in food and incredible changes in chemistry and our immune system just doesn't hasn't evolved out fast. And so we have we're used to be you know, when I started medicine, so this is 20 years ago when I started had a feeling you'd have a few canaries walking around and we're sensitive to the environment, but you didn't have.

[00:25:22] You know gluten-free this gluten-free that you didn't have a problem with said you didn't have the problem with the intestinal tract and when we do, you know full body, thermography as we can see the intestinal tract name is a small intestine is incredibly cold and the lymphatics are incredibly hot which means processing in that immune system, which is you know, your small intestine is a bag of bacteria where we're supposed to break down food particles and then you're supposed to have all those guys which outnumber yourselves and they really are supposed to decide whether you're going to have a good day or not.

[00:25:51] And when they're confused and the gut ends up being leaky and things go into the say the interstitium and they affect cells themselves. [00:26:00] Don't perform the right way and they do different things and they're not doing something autoimmune. If they you know, it's your immune system attacking your your own body.

[00:26:09] It's like now it's attacking things that are around your own body. And unfortunately, there's collateral damage right your own selves and I

[00:26:17] Carl Lanore: [00:26:17] call it the innocent bystander cellular at the

[00:26:20] Dr. Drobot: [00:26:20] yeah. Lateral damn it's like a bunch of I heard a German guy Wednesday. It's like a bunch of hounds running through the tall grass.

[00:26:26] Change the raccoon. And so that the cells are the tall grass. They just get a Napalm and that it's you and definitely my practice which is you know, a lot of people that can't come to the clinic in the virtual practice that people will call in because they can't get people in their local area and they'll call and they'll want to do some consoles because it's easy now attack and I definitely see a lot more information auto immune just because people feel like garbage right?

[00:26:52] It just is like hey I felt decent and I haven't changed much and I feel like. Can my blood work looks perfect and if they growl don't think it [00:27:00] does but I just don't think you checking the right stuff. So definitely that will continue to be on the rise. That's not going anywhere, you know, nervous systems play a role because we have a whole enteric nervous system that lines the gut.

[00:27:12] As we always hate to say it but as we increase, you know Wi-Fi and different frequencies in the nervous system, there's confusion in that nervous system which leads to confusion in the immune system. So the body is just a big question mark right now. It's searching around trying to say where's my safe spot and if they can't find one.

[00:27:28] It's going to inflate and that's what is

[00:27:30] Carl Lanore: [00:27:30] that. It's funny that you talk about RF just now, you know, my early career was in radio land mobile radio mobile telephone paging and so I'm very familiar with art the power of RF that you can't see but and I've done a series of shows over the past decade and one most recently.

[00:27:49] Was because of a study that was published by we have an outbreak of mitral valve prolapse today in our population and it took the study points out [00:28:00] that cilia on cells that go from 2 microns in size to 2 millimeters act like antenna they do because they are intended there that antenna for cellular cellular communication but.

[00:28:15] Not the cellular that we're thinking of which is your iPhone that you leave in your left pocket over your heart and eventually you start to develop problems with with rhythm issues. And so, you know, we live in a soup of RF today and there is research showing that that RF is also changing microbial diversity in the gut.

[00:28:36] Dr. Drobot: [00:28:36] Well Dad's you had you have to look no further than if anybody wants to see that see a culture that. And everybody's like this is BS, you know, we're just grounding and people are just digging themselves tunnels in the third stay away from it. They should look at the restrictions in Salzburg Austria, if they want to they want to see in an Innovative place that saying I'm going to get ahead of this because we have nothing but problems and it's look it's not going away.

[00:29:00] [00:29:00] Right? I'm not putting my phone away just back in to put it in my lapel pocket and I'm certainly when I see these everybody that's putting it in the in their jean pocket right next to your reproductive organs. It's like, well, that's you know, that's. Resting place for that but that's not going away.

[00:29:14] So we have to deal with this saying, you know when there's frequencies which are like dog whistles and they're irritating your nervous system and your body is trying to get out of that. Trying to find you know, the Earth's magnetic field. What does that do over a 24-hour spot when I throw up, you know my Wi-Fi antenna or when I'm searching for networks in my bedroom.

[00:29:34] And I got 15 of my neighbors that are blasting it, you know, what do I do about it? Well, I'm not I'm not moving to you know anywhere soon. So we just have to say that's one more tax. I'll call those autoimmune diseases how many taxes can you take before you have to start paying bills? You know and that's it.

[00:29:52] If your body can deal with these taxes you'll be okay. And if you do things to address and you keep that down you can recover [00:30:00] from that. But if you can't there's something that's going to break and so our app and all those things are basically and they're an assault on the nervous system. And we can see that with heart rate variability and people are doing all these measurements now, you know actually have a band coming out later which is pulsed electromagnetic fields, which is a wearable because you're not getting away from them people.

[00:30:20] Look at their same as when we look at their thermography when you hear them and it's like nobody really has a great got and it's like, well, nobody has a great nervous system, you know, they're all under work. They're all under strain and when that sits at the top of the food chain that's going to decide whether you're safe or whether you need to go when that.

[00:30:39] Is having constant noise in it. We're going to have a lot of problems Downstream. So

[00:30:43] Carl Lanore: [00:30:43] I've said what I'm about to say on this show several times over the past few years because I'm waiting to inspire someone to do this. I'm being sincere. I'm going to give you a business model right now right is a winner because I was in land mobile radio.

[00:31:00] [00:31:00] So back in the day when we had Crystal controlled radios. You would put a crystal and a pager and you'd want to tune it for your frequency for 75275. Okay,

[00:31:11] Dr. Drobot: [00:31:11] right. But

[00:31:11] Carl Lanore: [00:31:11] in order to do that you had to get out of all the RF that was in the environment. So we had these screen rooms. They were made out of copper screen.

[00:31:19] And when you went in there that copper screen absorbed all of the RF and shunted it away. So you could turn your RF generator on 4735375 and tune that little Crystal boob right into the middle. Okay. It's ready to go back out into the world because he was in this beautiful little cage where the world wasn't affecting it.

[00:31:41] So the problem with that is and the problem with all of these silver lined underwear that people don't understand but I do. Is we used to have to have what was called a heat sink and basically what a heat sink was a piece of coax going to this large metal thing that look like a radiator and it was [00:32:00] in a paint can full of oil and that's because that room of.

[00:32:06] Was being bombarded with RF incident in the world and that made the copper hot. So you had a siphon that RF off into a grounded environment, which was this heat sink, right? So these guys and gals are going on. I'm putting this these silver lined underwear on the car to protect my testicles know that is attenuating.

[00:32:27] It's actually attracting RF antenna. Yes, so so what do

[00:32:31] Dr. Drobot: [00:32:31] you think?

[00:32:32] Carl Lanore: [00:32:32] So that's

[00:32:32] Dr. Drobot: [00:32:32] what I thought

[00:32:33] Carl Lanore: [00:32:33] too. So what I see is what I started saying to people was you want to business model you look at it go into business for yourself. Here's the deal you bike Arbor carbon fiber paint. You go to people you take a spectrum analyzer you drop it on their bed.

[00:32:47] You say see all those little Pips that's frequency raining down on you eight hours a night while you're sleeping now. We're going to Prime the walls with carbon fiber paint. We're going to put carbon fiber board beneath your rug and lay it back [00:33:00] down. And then we're going to paint the walls the color you want and then going to put the Spectrum analyzer back in and all those Pips are gone.

[00:33:06] So you can sleep for 8 hours in an RF shielded environment without becoming an antenna because carbon fiber will block RF without any kind of incident heat because it won't attenuate. 

[00:33:20] Dr. Drobot: [00:33:20] And that's a true story when I was you know, when I would be walking around in small. This is again a long time ago in Europe.

[00:33:27] In Germany, I mean you go to these small towns is this as this started to increase? Let's see the windows open you just see these little copper wires attached made run into the ground and they were attached to the metal bed frames. And that's just the way that they would run them from two stories and they would be they would be attempting to ground them and nowadays, you know, when we it's a weirdest thing because again, I'm people know me in this industry and let's say hey check this thing out there will be like an infrared sauna and at the top of the infrared sauna, which of course is just made it.

[00:33:56] You know frequency if you're driving it deep into the body. I'll see this [00:34:00] antenna up there so that you can get Sirius satellite radio or something. I'll be like you acute. That's that's an interesting way to do it, you know to put yourself in a microwave and then the tune in some radio station, right?

[00:34:13] And then the blast of infrared frequencies two inches into your body and said, I think you want to go back to the drawing board on that one. I don't think I don't think that's going to be exactly the health benefit you're looking. I agree. I

[00:34:24] Carl Lanore: [00:34:24] agree. So Louis talk to me about your area of the the clinic and some of the things that you work on.

[00:34:32] I mean you've already talked about what you do for peripheral neuropathy. What are some of the what are some of the more popular conditions that people coming in with these days

[00:34:42] Dr. Drobot: [00:34:42] what we do now my wife thought to myself we started Intrigue Body Solutions, and we're inside of the clinic here. And we basically focus on technical requirement bodies foundation for optimization and Longevity easiest way to put it, you know, so we're [00:35:00] we're not doing your basic physical therapy and Rehab here.

[00:35:04] Like I said earlier we're utilizing new technology and we're incorporating that. With some traditional PT some of the some of the pro athletes that we see they have pts for the team stuff like that. But we do is electrical medicine. We do something totally different. So we're just trying to help accelerate their healing process little example is you know, I've got a patient with a an ACL surgery just had six weeks ago and.

[00:35:35] The Physicians just take him back because we've got him squatting and full recovery, you know in under eight weeks the process of healing is so much different when you're incorporating things like guided PMs and direct current.  You know the other part

[00:35:55] Carl Lanore: [00:35:55] of

[00:35:56] Dr. Drobot: [00:35:56] the business is we focus on again with dom being a colon [00:36:00] hydrotherapist, you know, we focus a lot on jet health and the gut brain.

[00:36:03] You know, that is that's my wife's balance passion. And I think

[00:36:07] Carl Lanore: [00:36:07] that's a big that's a big area that today. All right,

[00:36:09] Dr. Drobot: [00:36:09] it's huge and I'm actually to be honest. I'm still learning about that. I didn't again coming from that Old Meathead mindset. No, I didn't think too much of that until I met Don who's been doing this for 15 plus years.

[00:36:23] Right?

[00:36:24] Carl Lanore: [00:36:24] Right right. Now I know most of us don't think that food plays a role in any type of disease at least the medical author docks. Doesn't believe it you go to the average doctor and say to him or her you know that food is at the foundation of 80% of the chronic diseases today and they'll disagree with you they and and I don't know why they can't figure it out.

[00:36:45] I don't understand why they can't connect the dots. Everybody else's you know. Talk about this cryotherapy. I this is one of the things that's kind of eluded me. I mean, I'm a big fan [00:37:00] of Sanaa. I'm a big fan of heat. What does cryotherapy bring to the table that I'm not understanding doctored robot good.

[00:37:09] Dr. Drobot: [00:37:09] Well, so I'm cryotherapy we were probably one of the first people to have cryotherapy and then before it became kind of a like a tanning bed. No before it became this thing and people say Well, it decreases inflammation, which it does. I mean anytime sauna increases blood flow in the whole goal.

[00:37:28] Cryotherapy doesn't really work as much on blood flow, you know innately or will say immediately as it does on the nervous system. So what it does do is when you drop down below temperatures of a hundred and ten degrees Fahrenheit signals signals a nervous system response and what that nervous system response will do is it reset that nervous system in that tissue?

[00:37:48] The body all the blood flow rush into the digestive tract, which as you've mentioned is a real issue because that digestive tract is a muscle that we have a lot of immunity in and it's about the [00:38:00] size of a tennis court. So we want blood we don't want blood flow inflammatory wise in the periphery. We need a way to squeeze and move that blood flow into the center core crab immune cells and come back to the tissue.

[00:38:13] So that it's an easy way for that nervous system to do a reset. So we get about six hours of increased metabolic response. If you do a vocal in an ankle like for your feet, it would be an easy solution, you know, besides lymphatics moving and you basically chase the fluid out and then the body responds reflexively by increasing blood flow back in there for the next six hours when it does that.

[00:38:35] The chase is that the lactate from the inflammatory proteins and then it brings back with it. Basically white blood cells and things to the area where they couldn't but they couldn't do it before Sonic little different Donna. What we're doing is were increasing, you know, the ability for the body to get rid of stuff through the skin were dilating the vessels and lymphatic tissues in this area because again, it's a fluid compartment.

[00:38:58] I want to chase [00:39:00] blood flow into the. Now so I will use full body cryotherapy, especially for autoimmunity and inflammatory diseases. You need to move fluid exercises all great but it's not going to be the same passive metabolic responses. We can with temperature change and it has to be unfortunately totally unpleasant.

[00:39:20] You know under a hundred and ten and people like they use it for vanity because again, it's Titans tissues up, but the main thing is moves of lymphatics and it brings the immune system back to the tissue which is in the periphery. So it's like that little positive fluid dynamics or six hours.

[00:39:36] Carl Lanore: [00:39:36] So you said under a hundred and ten.

[00:39:38] Are you talk about degrees?

[00:39:40] Dr. Drobot: [00:39:40] The grief and how yeah it has to go below like how

[00:39:43] Carl Lanore: [00:39:43] long are you exposed

[00:39:45] Dr. Drobot: [00:39:45] to that at the time three minutes and it seems like it's brutal torture, but it actually isn't no nitrogen's called and there's some Refrigeration things, you know, when in the NFL you some of the team's work that we put them right in the facilities because it is, you know ice bath.

[00:39:58] I find that like you said in an [00:40:00] ice bath for an hour. I just was like, wow, that's first of all your nervous system goes into another spasm for that for your car. Crying was always the easiest way and it came out for Rheumatology, you know came out basically as that there if it was it was under a hundred and tenth where you get the immune system response.

[00:40:18] Other than that it was just.  Not I mean if you get a response, but the magic number ends up being under in head and some people go way way colder One tennis a minimum and it'll basically blast nitrogen and periods of space and then we only use that of one of 53. No, because again that just moves things and lights up the nervous and immune systems again, and then you know, then you can go to work a little bit.

[00:40:43] It's kind of like electric shock for the brain. You can rewrite it. Right and then you go to work then you go to work you need things these days. Unfortunately, not such a passive environment when the immune system or the body gets that. We have to do half of the clinic is designed to do [00:41:00] regenerative or restorative therapy is not the clinic is designed to do detoxification process.

[00:41:04] Carl Lanore: [00:41:04] It isn't it isn't it in a bad idea to like I see people talking about immune immune system boosting supplements immune system boosting techniques, but if your immune system is attacking your body, isn't it unwise to make it stronger?

[00:41:26] Dr. Drobot: [00:41:26] Well, that's you know, that's the area of supplementation which is sometimes you don't need to add things.

[00:41:31] Sometimes you need to simplify and remove things right, you know, it's like if there's a bunch of people talking in a room and then you give one person a megaphone. I'm sure they're going to be heard louder, but why don't we just tell everybody to be quiet and there won't be as much noise. And he's like people are all into like the North America is a little different way because we're just like, let's simulate that stimulate that stimulate.

[00:41:54] It's like what about balance? Like why don't you remove this stuff that's causing the problem. Then you can go ahead and [00:42:00] restart by taking a sprained ankle and say you want to know how you're not going to feel it just keeps printing on it every day and it's like I'll get it like I get it you want to go ahead and build that out but stimulation therapies, you got to be careful with that because we're not.

[00:42:13] That's not a common cold. You taking a entire immune system. You're saying Go Get It Go Get It Go Get It And so it's a little want to do that.

[00:42:22] Carl Lanore: [00:42:22] I want to take a less commercial break and when we come back, I want to talk about working with patients remotely and the types of tests that you would order and the things that you can do, even though people aren't close at hand.

[00:42:34] Stay tuned. We'll be right back. Welcome back. The website is the biomed center.com. And the Bayou lounge.com you want to reach out if you live in the area and close to Arizona.  But if you're not close to Arizona doctored robot what can people do I mean so you said that you can work with people on a distance faces.

[00:42:56] They obviously can't come in and do some of these [00:43:00] therapies, right? What can you do for them?

[00:43:03] Dr. Drobot: [00:43:03] We were worried that we have a massive practice that does that. All across the world. So I mean it's it's easy to get blood work. It's easy. There's a lot of you know, the world has become pretty decent place where I can see now because I've done this for a long enough period of time if they just get me blood work including hormones.

[00:43:22] We have some other tests that normally people have done whether that's 24 hour urine hormone test or whether they do want to do some food inflammatory panels. We can go ahead and drop ships of so there's there's not somebody in the area or. You know to start off with you know, they can go on my Instagram and they can just ask me questions and I'm happy to give out that free advice to kind of talk about

[00:43:45] Carl Lanore: [00:43:45] things like the Dutch test and the after

[00:43:47] Dr. Drobot: [00:43:47] that.

[00:43:48] Yeah, so whether it's salivary hormones are Dutch testing, I like because it is a 24 hour urine test, you know, we'll start with blood hormones first because they can normally go and get that or they have. Some of these things done and whether we use Al [00:44:00] cats or IGG testing for food sensitivities, and whether I need to get some her nervous system testing done, they can get some heart rate variability devices which are very economical these days but you know, I've done this enough that we can piece these together in the most important thing is we just have to have this video console where you say.

[00:44:16] Hey, this is what you got. Let me see some of these numbers and let me hear some of your story and then let's go ahead and let's Implement these strategies and some of the therapies. Yeah, you know some people. I have to Providence and go to my clinic for a day. So it gets up data about the athletes will do that.

[00:44:32] So we have different places. I have one place in the Bahamas. I mean, there's different place. Yeah,

[00:44:37] Carl Lanore: [00:44:37] that's the one I want to go to dr. Joel you

[00:44:39] Dr. Drobot: [00:44:39] go to that. Yeah, that's the one everybody wants to leave

[00:44:43] Carl Lanore: [00:44:43] that

[00:44:44] Dr. Drobot: [00:44:44] one out to the End Girls because

[00:44:46] Carl Lanore: [00:44:46] that's like oh no, I don't want to go to Arizona. I want to go to the Boys Room

[00:44:50] Dr. Drobot: [00:44:50] Providence.

[00:44:50] Where is that one in the Bahamas again? That's the smallest one, but it does have it does have them some of the equipment. So if you usually you can do it on video and [00:45:00] we can we can get enough data or enough information that we end up being remarkably. So,

[00:45:04] Carl Lanore: [00:45:04] let me make sure I'm clear about something because doctors that I've had on the show in the past have always said, you know, you got to have one in.

[00:45:10] Office visit and then after that the rest of the year we could do it via video, but you're saying that you can start off with Skype or we

[00:45:18] Dr. Drobot: [00:45:18] waiver off that it's a nutritional concept. They've already had their doctor that says there's a diagnosis and even though you know, they want to do the Diagnostics like you got the diagnostic procedure.

[00:45:28] You know, I'm going to do is waiver off and say let's get some opinions on here. Because people want to say hey, you got a fly here for me to prescribe you testosterone. It's like well, yeah crap. Yeah. I cannot send it that but I mean we can find people in the area that can prescribe you those things that are can't go across state lines.

[00:45:45] But as far as you know, I don't Bill insurance, so. I don't want to get into that game where it's like you fly over here and then you got to keep flying back and forth. Like I'm busy. You're busy right? We want to get some of these problems solve. So if you're over and you know, Switzerland, I'm not going to expect you to fly over here for a [00:46:00] day.

[00:46:00] But let's go ahead and use some of the technology that we have available. All we have to do is say this is not a medical visit, you know, we don't want to I don't I don't deal with insurance companies. I don't want to but if you want to go to your local doctor or somebody that we can find and you want to get some of that other stuff covered under insurance we.

[00:46:17] Work with them. I think that's great. You know, but that's not that's not what I do. And so I'm not dictated. I'm not I'm not under those rules as yeah

[00:46:26] Carl Lanore: [00:46:26] now I get out of here

[00:46:27] Dr. Drobot: [00:46:27] for you Bill your insurance. It's like now that's not really what I do.

[00:46:30] Carl Lanore: [00:46:30] So I'm going to ask you a couple questions about a couple therapies and see what your opinion of them.

[00:46:37] So I just started rapping myosin therapy. I'm starting out once a week two milligrams one day a week for the first three months and then I'm shifting to 2 milligrams. Once one day every two weeks. And this is kind of like this is Doctor blackish cronies procedure with rapamycin therapy. Now, I know that.

[00:46:56] There's some people on the west coast, dr. Pita a tea and some [00:47:00] other groups that they're telling people to take it every day. This is a mistake in my humble opinion. What's your theory on? What's your opinion right now on rapamycin therapy to turn senescent cells back into quiescent cells.

[00:47:13] Dr. Drobot: [00:47:13] Right.

[00:47:13] So this is you know, it all of it comes back to that original conversation or when we had earlier where it's like people will say do I stimulate more or what do I use to stimulate and then the world you know that we have all these wonderful new biochemistry coming out, you know, what's the best response to it?

[00:47:30] And you know, we have access to them therapy to for example, right we're saying well if we just keep pounding the body with exosomes or stem cells that we get more regeneration or less. And because I was you know, I've come through this and I have enough data to study it and we have you know, we can look at enough things and say well it's not just about the response.

[00:47:49] We're getting at the cell. What are we getting at the tissue and then globally what are we doing? I always will say and I mean I would guess a greater earmark this [00:48:00] that. Having brakes and doing it, you know with a cycle is always going to be better for at least regenerating cells or stimulating sounds then a constant noise and that's just that's my opinion seeing how nervous systems respond because when we put biochemistry in the mix, we're saying what do we do with the situation?

[00:48:22] And so it's it's far better. Now as far as what I see is specially with nervous systems and muscle responses and and. Looking at it saying plant the seed their first of all clean up the environment because there's no sense and you're not going to turn anything on when there's other things going already, you know, like love Javi is kind of a game.

[00:48:41] Carl Lanore: [00:48:41] You got to eliminate you got to eliminate the insult. Otherwise, the net change is 0. Yeah.

[00:48:46] Dr. Drobot: [00:48:46] Oh God, I've seen people spend thousands and tens and tens of thousands on stuff and work well. I don't know how you're going to try to get that one extra piece of information in there because biochemistry is short-lived doesn't matter what we're injecting or [00:49:00] taking.

[00:49:00] You know, it's really sure let people say what the h e and I'll be like, yeah, it's got like a 20-minute Half-Life. So if can't even get to the cell, what do you expect that it's doing so I'll always think of people get into research and saying well I'm seeing this more in a mouse. I'm like, well, I want to go put the mouse in a garbage bin for a bow.

[00:49:18] 60 days and let's see. What do you think see if the results are the same, you know dirty up the connective tissue a little bit. So I'll you know always revert back to.  well doses or higher doses West frequency those are

[00:49:31] Carl Lanore: [00:49:31] and that's so that's what I'm starting out with and that's what I'm going to do.

[00:49:34] And I'm you know, the funny thing is I've been talking about wrapping myosin therapy on my show for quite a few since 2014 when I had dr. Blackest Coney on the first time and. So many people my audience have gotten on it and they're telling me like all these wonderful things like, you know guys that are like 68 years old, like my endurance levels have gone up my muscle aches have gone away.

[00:49:54] It's doing this for me and meanwhile, I'm the guy telling everybody to do it and I'm just getting on it now. [00:50:00] Don't

[00:50:00] Dr. Drobot: [00:50:00] get it. You have you got peripheral neuropathy it? It's like that's if there's a traffic jam on the way from where that delivery is supposed to go. So, yeah, it's a you're having a different conversation with somebody that you know has a different lymphatic system is saying if I take this is going to get to the site and it's like well if it doesn't get to this site, it's probably not going to act like what you think it's supposed

[00:50:21] Carl Lanore: [00:50:21] to write.

[00:50:22] How about nad+? I actually just ordered three 100 milligram vials of nadp injectable nad+. You offer that at

[00:50:34] Dr. Drobot: [00:50:34] your clinic her? I love NAD back in the day was only available orally a course and then we got into the intravenous NAD and nadp, you know to turn on mitochondria functions, especially for central nervous system problems, which we don't have a lot of things for to tell you the truth.

[00:50:50] So we do we do NAD attack what if I've had a lot of therapy because I do everything on myself before do it on anybody else. And that is a like that's a it [00:51:00] rips your belly a little bit. But any D even again, the half life is short, but the effects can be profound and especially for turning on mitochondrial function and cellular Health.

[00:51:09] That means there's it's hard to find see a few things that compete with that. So I'd love that Ivy I oral. I don't know. I mean people will say there's a people show me a lot of different things because again, I have a certain credibility level in this field and performance and II just I just don't see like I do with Ivy ivy is need to be done pretty, you know, pretty pretty close together because you got to build up this bow.

[00:51:35] So orally it's hard to get through.

[00:51:37] Carl Lanore: [00:51:37] Yeah, I heard a hundred milligrams is like is the therapeutic dose. So I ordered three of them and I thought I would do one a week for three weeks and see how that goes. What

[00:51:47] Dr. Drobot: [00:51:47] do pretty. Yeah, you do pretty well. It's regular kind of thing to turn on mitochondria is fourth grade.

[00:51:54] Carl Lanore: [00:51:54] What about some the do you offer peptide therapy in house? Are you familiar with [00:52:00] the pharmacy here in Kentucky called tailor-made compounding a I

[00:52:03] Dr. Drobot: [00:52:03] know the guys pretty well at tailing me and you know peptides and lose deadly of peptides when we're talking about peptides therapy. So we do we do have all the peptides and again it's those.

[00:52:16] No, those are wonderful when I said that you know advancements which aren't really advances have been around for a long period of time but there's new ones that come out and they're definitely selling fluence is that's what they do.

[00:52:26] Carl Lanore: [00:52:26] And there's a new one coming out shortly kind of let the cat out of the bag from TaylorMade.

[00:52:31] They're working on it now and that's mot SC which is a specific mitochondrial. Peptide are you familiar with it at all? Have you are you a member of are you a member of international peptide Society doctor bill seeds is.

[00:52:46] Dr. Drobot: [00:52:46] No, so that's I should be I guess right. I mean we I come by that just was study and experience but I definitely I'll look into that one.

[00:52:56] That's that's a new one for me. I learned something.

[00:52:58] Carl Lanore: [00:52:58] It's very exciting. [00:53:00] And so I'm not going to give the cat away get the cat out of the bag because I'm actually preparing to do. A pep talk in two weeks with dr. Bill seeds about mot s - c but talking about nad+ and mitochondria. This is a mitochondrial specific peptide.

[00:53:18] And I said to I just texted him on Friday I said. Is M LTS - see all its purported to be and he said well, if you've heard any of my lectures, it's really an exciting peptide and it could be life-changing for some people. So so we'll say we'll say of

[00:53:39] Dr. Drobot: [00:53:39] call is that the one I did a little I was heard of it coming out is that the one that actually helps it insulin sensitivity.

[00:53:46] Carl Lanore: [00:53:46] Yes, and that's what they did. They did a couple studies. They've done a lot of studies with it, but one of them was on. Postmenopausal women and fat accumulation and insulin sensitivity and but there's several other really exciting ones with [00:54:00] people who suffer from chronic fatigue it actually, you know, so mitochondria has its own set of DNA.

[00:54:11] And there's a lot of talk out there that mitochondrial DNA may be more important than just regular DNA that we're testing with 23andMe and all that sort of stuff mitochondrial DNA apparently is passed on from mother to child and so it seems to have some sort of undeniable effect on Health and Longevity and Mot.

[00:54:39] S - C appears to alter mitochondrial DNA and that is a huge huge thing right now. So it's I don't have all the facts yet. But Lou, yes it they say that it completely changes the landscape of insulin sensitivity very quickly. There's a lot of evidence that [00:55:00] it affects energy. Utilization and resting metabolic rates and it's an and it actually appears to rejuvenate mitochondria, which is something that that has been very Elusive and obviously things like nad+ have been ported to do that and so on so this actually does it.

[00:55:22] Because it is a mitochondrial specific peptide and and tailor-made will have that and so I recommend that you you you join International peptide Society because they do these lectures where they trained Physicians on all these different peptides. So you actually, you know have some valuable information about which peptides are good for watt.

[00:55:44] So Ted, it's pretty cool stuff. Did we miss anything? I think

[00:55:51] Dr. Drobot: [00:55:51] a pretty good for now, right? Let me know that there's yet another you can go down a million different rabbit holes and then the most important thing is [00:56:00] know there's always people with information and there's always people have questions out there.

[00:56:03] And again, I think Louis and I are more than happy because. There's unfortunately in people say well, what do you have equivalent to my area? And it's like well, there's there's not really that many things that are equivalent in everybody's area. So the good thing again with technology is just reach out, you know, ask questions to us on Instagram and we always do our best to find this people struggling, you know, and there's people that want to attain different performance.

[00:56:29] So I think the main thing is. You don't have to be sitting there trying to figure it out by yourself, but my patients come in with. No suitcases full of supplements and hours and hours and hundreds of hours of reams of research and sake just reach out and maybe you can get we're happy to answer video wise and five minutes and maybe spur on another conversation.

[00:56:50] So I think you know if I could get one piece of data or once his information out there people that you can attain a certain amount of expertise on your own. [00:57:00] Which I think is great. But don't be afraid to reach out and ask the question. You might you might get a 30 second video that saves you 300 hours and I'm people I mean nowadays.

[00:57:11] I mean people know more about how their Max work and how the Body Works still. And searching through reams of information on the internet. You can get yourself sideways real fast. So reach out on Instagram or do whatever you want to do. However, the kids are doing it these days and we'll figure out a good way to answer that question.

[00:57:29] And then maybe we can engage in for the conversation later, but it's a vast, you know, this field that's growing and performance in the field that's growing in chronic disease and then you can't you can't stay still you know, and as far as people always say, what about my doctrines like I got a lot.

[00:57:44] Offices patients like we don't learn that in medical school, you know, when when I went to medical school and learn anything about that. We didn't learn about technology more hospitable food, but we didn't learn enough about food to be able to out Trump you, you know people come in and the first thing they do they used to just kind of [00:58:00] sit down.

[00:58:01] And now they come armed with you know, a couple family members and everybody pulls up there their laptops. Like we're going into a another Spanish Inquisition. And then we just start wrapping. It's like hey, I'm on your side. You know, you don't need to do this like where I'm good. I'm up to date on my stuff.

[00:58:15] So we don't need you know, you don't need to pour on touring the researcher. I'm with you in it and I would just encourage people to reach out, you know, it's good to listen, but sometimes we still need to talk. And so I go on Instagram reach out ask a question and we're dedicated to give you video answers.

[00:58:31] So that's that'll be my treat to the world.

[00:58:33] Carl Lanore: [00:58:33] You know, there was another doctor who changed a specific area of medicine and he was also. Based in Scottsdale Arizona, that's dr. Jean 02 Tara. I met him when I lived in Temple, but he's the guy who started so dope La he's the guy who brought the hormone pellet.

[00:58:53] Yeah. He's the guy who did the brought the hormone pellets in the United States,

[00:58:57] Dr. Drobot: [00:58:57] right? And

[00:58:57] Carl Lanore: [00:58:57] he was activated what's happened out

[00:59:00] [00:58:59] Dr. Drobot: [00:58:59] universes out. There are just as many people as there are around it's just easy. Back in the good old days. Like I said, there was there was a there's a select few people that are doing it and unfortunately having people that taught me are no longer around, you know, they're not they're not alive and it's such a they didn't get to say here's what pulse electromagnetic fields do because nobody was adopting it at that time and they were just wasn't I might be the you know, I always say well I should start teaching them.

[00:59:29] And so that's what I'm saying, you know, it's time to time to give back a little bit. So

[00:59:33] Carl Lanore: [00:59:33] I've been sleeping. I've been sleeping with a PE EMF. That for 14 years

[00:59:38] Dr. Drobot: [00:59:38] now. Yeah, I've been sleeping with

[00:59:40] Carl Lanore: [00:59:40] the Earth pulse unit. Okay the

[00:59:43] Dr. Drobot: [00:59:43] Earth post unit which I had again. I started I started with that probably 18 years ago without posting Rises like a little hockey puck, right what goes in your been people?

[00:59:51] Like what the hell is that? It's like well, you should really look into it and you'll never see again, you know adoption is hard in that world, but. All it takes is a couple monkeys, you [01:00:00] know being here to say. Hey, this is what I'm doing and then you see not talk to that guy a million times, you know back when he was.

[01:00:07] It's real funny companies, right because the trying to do for like or where they're going to have their Gala with the strobe lights pharmaceutical company, right? These are people that are putting boots on the ground. We've been doing this. So it's not like something here that's going to be that shining necessarily they're going for an affect, you know, they're not going for marketing material.

[01:00:26] So that's what I'm saying.

[01:00:27] Carl Lanore: [01:00:27] What you want to hear something funny want to hear something funny that do you may be able to use so what I discovered was I had to turn the power. The Gauss output of my Earth post unit because I have the two-headed one. I sleep one at the base of my spine and wanted my shoulder height and I had to go from 80%.

[01:00:46] To 20% as my iron levels started to go up over the course of some years and it made perfect sense. I became an antenna. I literally like if I put mine on 9.6 hurts at even [01:01:00] 50% I can literally feel the pulses tugging my tissue throughout my body. I can feel an undulating.

[01:01:06] Dr. Drobot: [01:01:06] Right, and that's like we there's only a few free chose you and I ran when people walk into my house.

[01:01:13] They're like what the hell is that green glowing red light. And if I go, let me tell you where I came because I did my grade five science fair project on color lights and Kinesiology muscle testing. So what may be weird to you. I'm sure my kids. I'm scaring them for Life the other Walker they walk around they got to put everything on this person so bad and everything's organic and I click Ivan's trying not to screw you up, you know all.

[01:01:35] But emotionally do you but physically I'm not going to take responsibility. So go with me on this and if your rooms glowing green and there's a whole bunch of things and you can't get your iPad. I'll flip a switch on and we'll be fine in the morning. Yeah,

[01:01:47] Carl Lanore: [01:01:47] that's funny. Yeah. That's the way you got to go very cool.

[01:01:49] Listen. Thanks so much for being on the show Louis. Thanks for being on Don. Thanks for reaching out and putting this all together. And actually I may come visit you guys. I think I'm

[01:01:59] [01:02:00] Dr. Drobot: [01:01:59] absolutely

[01:02:01] Carl Lanore: [01:02:01] take care. And that's it for today's show. We've got great shows plans all week. So hope you can tune in then and feel free to pass these podcasts around you helping the show by doing that I see everybody tomorrow with more superhuman radio [01:03:00] .