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About Mark Sloan
Mark Sloan is the #1 bestselling author of numerous books, including The Cancer Industry, Cancer: The Metabolic Disease Unravelled and the 6x international bestseller Red Light Therapy: Miracle Medicine and has published over 300 articles on his popular health website Endalldisease.com
When Mark Sloan was 12 years old, his mother died of cancer. About 15 years later, he realized that his greatest tragedy was actually his greatest gift. His mother gave him a story to tell that could inspire others and a mind that could find the answers the world was literally dying to know; Mark’s mother died so his life could have purpose. Mark’s purpose is to ensure that no child has to go through what he did, ever again.
Top things you’ll learn from Mark Sloan
- Steve Reeves anti-stress breakfast shake
- Link between muscle building and overall health
- Overview of methylene blue
- How methylene blue is different from other harmful color dyes
- Mark’s backstory
- What really killed his mom?
- The same root cause beneath all disease
- The sad truth about Nitric Oxide
- CO2 tolerance beats boosting Nitric Oxide
- Carboxy therapy
- How nitric oxide slows metabolism and energy production
- Nick is changing his pre-workout drink and routine
- Mark’s thoughts on hormetic stress
- Benefits of methylene blue
- Contains minerals like copper
- Boosts NAD+
- Stress prevention
- Neuroprotection
- Improves conditions
- Enhances light exposure
- Nootropic and memory
- Stress, trauma, PTSD
- TBI/concussions
- How methylene blue works
- Mitochondrial medicine
- Real stories of methylene blue users
- New scientific understanding of serotonin
- Dosing protocols for methylene blue
- Extremely low-dose may work best
- Using methylene blue in suppository form
- Safety and contraindications of methylene blue
- Some people experience detox reactions initially
- Every medical kit should include methylene blue
- Mark’s daily supplement stack
- Chelating iron
- Dr. Ray Peat’s work
- Blindly accepting scientific paradigms
- Danger of consuming PUFAs
- Mark’s top teachers
- Earth Ship houses
- Top three tips to improve your health
Resources mentioned
- Book: Muscle, Smoke, & Mirrors
- Nootropic: TroScription’s Blue Cannatine contains methylene blue (code URBAN saves 10%)
- Book: Cancer: The Metabolic Disease Unraveled
- Book: The Cancer Industry: Crimes, Conspiracy and The Death of My Mother
- Book: The Ultimate Guide to Methylene Blue
- Book: Red Light Therapy: Miracle Medicine for Pain, Fatigue, Fat loss, Anti-aging, Muscle Growth and Brain Enhancement
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Nick Urban is a Biohacker, Data Scientist, Athlete, Founder of Outliyr, and the Host of the Mind Body Peak Performance Podcast. He is a Certified CHEK Practitioner, a Personal Trainer, and a Performance Health Coach. Nick is driven by curiosity which has led him to study ancient medical systems (Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hermetic Principles, German New Medicine, etc), and modern science.
Music by Luke Hall
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