June 3, 2024 • 25 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
John Morgan Report.
I'm here with Dr DavidSilverman and David, it's been a
while since I've talked to youand I've really been getting
interested in the longevity, andI'm always interested in health
, always trying to figure outwhat can I do for myself
mentally, physically,spiritually to stay healthy, to
stay vibrant.
And because we've got a lot ofthings working against us.
(00:21):
You got the GMO foods and thecorporations just looking to
make more money and they'rewilling to do whatever it takes
to add chemicals and they don'tcare about how it affects our
bodies, and there might even bea worse agenda trying to
actually hurt us and slow usdown.
And you hear about estrogen anddifferent things that keep men
(00:45):
and certainly affects women aswell from being that vibrant,
powerful being that we all wantto be.
And so I want to find out foryou, because every time I talk
to you, I'm kind of surprised athow young and vibrant you are
for your age, and so I wanted tofind out what are you doing
with your life?
I know you work with a sea ofproducts, I know that's a big
(01:08):
part of it, but what's yourphilosophy with supplementation,
with exercise and some of thebasics?
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Well, first of all, sean, thanks, thanks for having
me back on.
It's good to see you.
My friend and we were justtalking about how you and I both
lost our fathers this past yearand you know it's been a
blessing to me that my dad knewabout ASEA, this product, that
it's part of what I do.
But again, I'm sorry for yourloss.
(01:37):
It's a little difficult, but,yeah, so you know, I'm 60.
I'll be 64 this year and I feellike I'm 30.
(02:07):
No-transcript and their mindsetof writing prescriptions and
reactionary medicine.
But there's a lot we don't havecontrol over.
But there's a lot that we do,you know.
I mean, we can choose to eatorganic food, we can choose to
try to find GMO food.
It's harder and harder, youknow, because the labeling is so
(02:30):
obscure, whatever, confusing.
And when you go to your doctorand they say, well, hey, I want
to live younger longer, whatshould I do?
Well, take your heart medicine,take this medicine, take this,
take that.
Eat right, sleep right, getexercise right.
So eating right is difficultbecause the supply is ruined
right.
So you need supplementationbecause you can't get which?
(02:53):
First of all, you want cleanfood and you want the nutrients
that used to be in.
The food for our grandparentsisn't there.
So you need to supplement withdietary supplements and you can
try to sleep right.
But a lot of people have stressand it's difficult to sleep
sometimes.
If you take something to sleep,you're groggy the next day and
you can exercise regularly whichyou should do something right
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regularly but that's it.
It's like no eat right, getsome sleep, exercise and take
these pills and medicines.
And you know I believe in theexercise and the sleeping and
the eating right.
But you know there's a lot morethat there is I, you know, with
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what I do and look, mybackground was foot surgery.
I was board certified in footsurgery and I own my own
practice.
I'm my own surgery center inMaryland.
So I was Westernly trained tojust like, make a diagnosis and
write the right prescription ordo the surgery.
But I learned, I don't knowabout 25 years ago, that that is
a very tunnel vision view.
That's like somebody, justthat's like somebody just
(04:00):
watching MSNBC and that's theirsource of information, right.
Or somebody just watching Foxor whatever it is.
It's like you're getting fedthis information and it's like,
well, there's more to the story,right?
So in 1997, I was introduced towellness and the idea of being
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able to help your body performthe way it's supposed to perform
not just energy, wise andathletically and sexually, just
functions for functions,performing your vision, your
pancreas, everything else andthat led me on the path to
learning about all these things.
And, as you said, one of thethings that I do is is I raise
my levels back up of somethingthat, as we all are depletedeted
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in as we age, we produce lessand less, and that's the Sasea
product To me.
I mean you ask me, this is themost important thing that I do.
I would give up the nutritionalsupplements, I would give up
anything, I would give up mythree cars.
I would not give this up,because we all get to a point in
life where nothing's moreimportant than your health, I
(05:05):
mean, and your family's healthnothing I mean, it doesn't
matter what kind of cars youdrive or what kind of clothes
you wear house doesn't matterbut, um, this is so unique in
that our body makes this redoxsignaling molecules, but we, we
made more when we were younger,and as soon as we hit puberty,
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we start producing less in ourtwenties, thirties, forties,
fifties, sixties.
So I'm producing this much ofthese redox molecules.
When I was a kid, I made thismuch.
Well, you know, when you're akid and you fall off your
bicycle or you get tackledplaying football without pads,
on the next day you go to schooland you're fine.
That doesn't happen when you're63, right, you're going to be
really hurting.
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Well, I'm producing this much ofthis.
I drank this and I raised mylevels up to what they were when
I was younger, and so it's anexample of one thing that people
know this term biohack.
I mean it's nice to findbiohacks, things that are safe,
that can't hurt you, that makesyour body function the way it
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did when it was younger, andsome people call bioidentical
hormones a biohack, which it is,but there are risks with that.
There are lots of risks whenyou take hormones.
There is no risk with this,this redox molecule, so it's as
safe as water.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
No side effects, no, no, no kind of uh you can't OD,
it's just salt water, Uh, so socan you.
Can you explain what?
What is a redox molecule?
Speaker 2 (06:37):
So, in a nutshell, redox signaling molecules
enhance signaling in the body.
The more you have in your body,the better your cells can
communicate.
So if you fall off your bicycleas a child and you bruise your
arm, there are cells that weredamaged and the immune system's
job is to go in and get rid ofthe bad cells and replace them
with good cells.
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Bad cells and replace them withgood cells.
But the immune system and thebody's healing systems
mechanisms have to hear andbecome aware that there's a
problem.
So redox molecules just amplifythe signal.
They don't cure you, they don'theal you.
They amplify signaling.
And it's kind of like a cellphone without a good signal.
It's just a flashlight and acamera.
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It doesn't do anything withouta good signal.
Or if it's a weak signal,you're like what, what did you
say?
You're breaking up.
And while that's prettydangerous in the body, let's say
you had a mutating cell, whichwe all have.
Mutating cells.
I mean, you have them in you, Ihave them in me, but our immune
system is killing them.
Right.
But what if the immune systemgets to get the signal that
there's a mutating cell in myprostate or my liver or my
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breast or whatever it is.
Then that cell just remainsthere because the immune system
didn't hear the call for help tocome kill it and this stuff
just amplifies signaling and thesafety part of it.
You mentioned it.
You said it's just salt andwater.
Well, it was salt and water.
In fact I shot a video.
It's called.
It was saltwatercom.
(08:02):
It's just a quick explanation.
But our body, our cells, ourmitochondria in our cells make
redox signaling molecules rightnow.
Everybody's making them now andyou just made more when you
were younger.
But it's from the elements ofsaline, and saline is sodium
chloride, which is a molecule,and H2O, which is hydrogen, and
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oxygen, which is a molecule.
And inside the cells thosemolecules get broken apart and
now you have sodium chloride,hydrogen and oxygen, almost like
Lego building blocks.
Right, you could take Legobuilding blocks and make a house
out of those blocks.
You can make a car out of thoseblocks.
Well, your body can.
Once it's broken apart, the saltand water can make different
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molecules other than salt andwater.
And that's what these redoxsignaling molecules are and
there can't be allergic to it.
It's in you, doesn't interferewith medicines, it's in you and,
as you said, you can't overdoseon it.
I mean, I drink eight ounces aday of this.
It seems like the sweet spotfor most people is called the
essential six, six ounces a day.
(09:04):
But the older someone is, thebigger they are, the sicker they
are.
They're generally going to bedrinking the eight ounces a day,
and young, healthy people thatjust want some athletic
performance benefits, or they'repretty fairly healthy, they're
just drinking four ounces a day,but the essential number seems
to be six ounces a day.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
Right, and so a lot of people are looking for
deficiencies, they're lookingfor hacks of trying to improve
some specific thing, and yetwhat you're describing is just
an overall optimization of allperformance within the body.
So it's not just your brain,it's not just one organ, it's
not just one thing, it's notjust one aspect of your body
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like calms down your nervoussystem or whatever it's.
Every single system in yourbody is impacted.
So can you describe for me whatyour body was like and what you
felt like before you startedthis supplementation and then
after?
And then?
Have you ever taken a breakfrom it to see the difference?
Speaker 2 (10:08):
No, I've never taken a break in 13 years.
After I saw what it did for mydad, I investigated it
thoroughly and said wow, this isa breakthrough.
It's patented, it's as safe aswater.
There's intellectual propertyon it.
Back then it was just in the US, now it's in 33 countries.
In fact, indonesia opens dayafter tomorrow.
It's the 34th country thatwe're going into, and it's all
produced in an FDA registeredproduction facility.
(10:30):
But for me, I didn't really havea lot going on.
I was 50, right.
What I noticed was more energy.
I mean absolutely more energy.
I noticed a bump in libido too.
My wife noticed it also, andthere's a topical version of it
that's used for anti-aging onthe skin.
But people use it for skinissues.
(10:50):
They use it for we can't makemedical claims, but people
report amazing things withhemorrhoids.
They amazing things with skinissues, with pimples.
But my skin I definitely lookyounger.
My skin changed.
My hair grew thicker and faster, my nails grew faster.
This is all cellular, becauseevery part of the body is
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cellular.
If your cells are functioningwell, everything functions well.
I lost some weight.
One thing is I golf a lot, andwhen I was younger, when I was
still practicing, I golfed oncea week and I would take
ibuprofen every time I golfedbecause my back would hurt me.
Well, now I live half the yearin florida, half the year.
We just got back up here to ourhouse in maryland and in the in
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the winter, I mean, I live in acountry club.
I'm playing a lot of times,twice, sometimes three times a
day.
Well, you know, I play with myand we.
Then we have lunch and I saywhat are you guys going to do?
Well, we're going to go take anap or whatever.
I'm like what are you doing?
I said I'm gonna go out andplay again and they're like
you're going to go out and playagain.
It's like 95 degrees and I'mlike, yeah, one thing I noticed,
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sean, is I don't take ibuprofenevery day.
It wasn't like I had highcholesterol and I saw it come
down, or I had diabetes and Isaw the sugar come down.
I just noticed I don't needibuprofen anymore when I play
golf.
Instead of once a week, a lotof times I'm playing two or
three times a day and I playalmost every day.
So those are the things for me,but I didn't have any quote,
unquote conditions that I waslooking to address.
(12:17):
A lot of people would start this.
You know they've got.
They don't sleep well, theyhave low mood because that's
brain function, that's serotonin, right, every that's a gland
made in a gland.
They just baseline everythingin their health and they start
taking it.
They track their progress andthere's a money back guarantee
for 30 days.
And if they don't, I can getabout 60% of people in the first
30 days to say, wow, this isamazing.
(12:40):
I can get 90% of people to dothat in 90 days, but there's a
money back guarantee only for 30.
So I tell those people you wantto believe, take the gel and go
find 10 people not with wrinkles, because take pictures of
wrinkles, they go away.
But it's a 10 minute test andeverybody you know this,
everybody that does this knowsthat it's real.
(13:01):
They there's the most skeptical, cynical SOB in the world who
thinks he or she knowseverything.
If they do what I'm about tosay, they will know that it's
real, regardless of what theyread on Google or what they
think.
They take the gel.
They find 10 people that arehurting.
They have something in theirbody that hurts their neck, back
, hand, shoulder and say give me10 minutes and just say, this
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gel is made from salt and water,it's called redox molecules and
they shake it up and it's clearand there's no smell and I'm
putting it on my face because Ido it every day.
I put it on my face forwrinkles, right, because it
rejuvenates your skin cells.
But you're finding 10 peoplewho are hurt get 10 minutes and
they apply the gel three timesin the first five minutes.
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So it's a 10 minute test.
The first five minutes they putit on once it dries, twice it
dries, three times it dries, andat 10 minutes.
You know this, sean.
Twice it dries, three times itdries, and at 10 minutes.
You know this, sean.
Everybody's stunned If you doit on 10 people.
Watch what.
Nine of the 10 people watch theexpression on their face and
what they say.
Watch how many of them say howdid it do that?
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And it's not one, two or threeor five.
I say watch what happens tonine out of 10.
And you know what.
We've had interviews before andI'd be a fool to say something
like that with a product thathas a money back guarantee, not
knowing what they're going tosee and what it does is it opens
their mind to my God.
Like I read it was justsaltwater, but saltwater won't
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do that and it leads them tothis.
This is the most importantthing because it affects the
entire body, but this is themind opener because it only
takes 10 minutes.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Right, right, yeah, the last time we did an
interview was a while ago and Isaid I wanted to try the
products before I could endorseit or anything.
And, living in Brazil, it wasvery heavy to bring the blue
bottles to Brazil.
So I just brought the gel andso I've been using it on my face
and only on my face in themorning and the nighttime for
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several months now and I'venoticed a diminishing of
wrinkles and a diminishing ofthe skin damage problems,
because, I don't know, the sunis different down here in Brazil
.
I'm in the sun a lot, but it'sjust a different kind of.
I've had accelerated skindamage since I moved here seven
years ago and so, yeah, I'mgetting compliments about my
(15:19):
skin and it's interestingbecause I don't use any other
skin products.
I don't exfoliate, I don't doany treatments, you know, and I
noticed that when I get out ofthe shower and maybe I use like
too much soap and my skin'sreally dried out.
I just put that thin layer ofthe gel as part of my daily
ritual now and it hydrates myskin.
(15:40):
There's no oil, it's just sonice, it's like it's perfect.
It's a perfect skin product fora man, because men hate a bunch
of goops and a bunch ofdifferent stuff to make your
skin different and weird, and soit's just greaseless, oil-less,
youless, and it works perfectly.
So I can testify to that and Ireally want to take the six
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ounces every day and then reportback.
So when I go back toPennsylvania I'm going to grab
those blue bottles that are atmy parents' house and bring it
back and try it out.
So, but you know it, maybe it'stoo simple for people to really
appreciate.
It's like oh, do you want tochange your complete health?
Just drink six ounces of thisevery day.
And people are like, really,that's it, just six ounces of
this.
So they can try the gel if they.
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They want to improve their skinhealth and look younger and so
forth, as well, or if they're,or if they're hurting or if
they're hurting.
Or if they're hurting Right.
Yeah, good point.
That's even more important.
And what are the other products?
I mean, all of the ASEAproducts have the redox
signaling molecule, so is thereother things besides the blue
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bottle and the gel?
Speaker 2 (16:47):
Well, as far as the breakthrough for humanity, which
is what this is.
I mean, this was almost boughtby a pharmaceutical company.
The founders could have soldout and walked away with a
ridiculous amount of money, butthey were afraid that it was
going to get buried.
In fact, there's a videoexplaining and the answer is a
lot of people's questions,actually including how this
company started and why theyturned down the offer from the
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pharmaceutical company.
And I think if they end upcalling or texting to get more
information about this, theperson they'll be contacting
will give them a password to alink that I'm going to tell you
now that they can look up theirparticular concerns, whether
it's blood sugar or sleeping ora child on the spectrum or a
tick bite or prostate or moodproblems or memory problems.
(17:30):
It's really amazing, amazingpeople sharing what happened
with them.
But the site is calledgettingyoungerclubcom just
gettingyoungerclubcom and you'llsee interest, specific videos
including information on this,why it's made from salt water
and other products.
(17:51):
So you talk about.
You know what do I do to be 63and feel like I'm 30?
Some of the other products arethese other Redox products that
are a little bit different thanthese Redox products.
So you ask which ones have.
Which products have the Redoxmolecules in it?
This does, this does.
There's a Redox clay mask foranti-aging, which is really fast
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acting, and a Redox serum.
So there's four products thatare derived from the original
product.
And then these are really cool.
These trigger Redox reactionsin your body.
So let's just start with thisone.
This is called Radiance,cellular performance, the
cellular performance line, andso you're saying what you're
seeing happen with your skinwith just this?
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Well, they make a bunch ofskincare products, right, and
this is a collagen precursor.
It's not collagen People thateat collagen, it's coming from
animals and your body has tobreak it down.
Your body just doesn't use cowcollagen to make human collagen.
You have to break it down toamino acids and you have to
build up collagen.
Well, this is already the aminoacids.
It's vegan.
This is amazing.
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You take pictures of what youlook like now with this and do
this for two or three months andtake another picture and watch
what happens to your skin.
So that augments that.
People that have focusingproblems, focusing memory.
This crosses the blood brainbarrier and if this gets you to
100%, then hey, you're good.
Let's say it gets you to 80%.
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This one's called Redox Mind.
You just mix this with water orjuice or whatever you want.
Let's say you have low mood.
This crosses the blood-brainbarrier.
Let's say it gets you at 80%,but not to 100%.
Then take the Redox Mood right,and this one is energy Redox
Energy.
Food right, and this one isenergy Redox Energy.
So if you want to stop drinkingcoffee or you want a nice
energy energy that's even notlike a coffee bump.
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This is amazing.
If you want to lose weight, mixthese two together the mind and
the energy.
That did it for me.
I was never really overweight,but I always carried like an
extra five pounds.
I did this just because I'vealways had attention issues and
the blue bottle helped a lot,but still a little.
You know, hey, there's asquirrel, wow, you know.
So this, I did this and I said,well, let me try this too.
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And I mixed them and I noticedmy appetite just dropped and I
noticed when I was full I juststopped eating.
I usually I'm a human garbagedisposal.
So those are some of the otherproducts I also.
Everybody should take omegas.
If you don't take, you, don'tget it in the diet anymore.
And if you take omegas, andwhen they call them fish burps,
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you burp and it's not good.
It's like you're taking omega,but it's not good omega.
This stuff is absolutelyamazing.
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So they've got several otherproducts, but I don't want to
put their hands, their health,just in the hands of their
doctor and saying help me.
And a doctor can only offersolutions that a doctor is aware
of.
They can't offer solutions ifthey're not aware of.
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They're aware of medications.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
Good point, kind of looking in the wrong place.
You know, as far assupplementation, I've tried a
lot of different vitamins andminerals and different things
herbs and two of the things thatI could actually feel an
immediate difference would beomegas and probiotics.
So that's something interestingthat you guys at ASEA chose to
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focus in on omegas.
Speaker 2 (21:33):
Yeah, I've got my probiotics too.
Here it is, this is, and thisis the probiotic one.
This one changed my life.
I had I mean, I get pretty Idon't care when I get graphic
because I'm not a therapist butI had a digestive problem for a
long time and this didn't reallyaddress it.
And when they came out withthese nutritionals, a few years
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after the drink, I'm on themedical professionals board.
So they gave us some of thesethings and said here, you know,
you guys go ahead and try it.
Well, my problem was I just wentto the bathroom all the time
and it was always really looseand you know, it was just I went
through toilet paper like likenothing.
And my wife said to me afterthe, after a couple of days well
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, actually, I noticed thedifference is about a week or so
.
My wife said are you going tousing the bathroom somewhere
else in the house and the masterbedroom and I bathroom?
And I said no.
I said why?
Cause we always kept so muchtoilet paper there instead of
running downstairs to get moretoilet paper.
It was like stacks of toiletpaper right under my sink, right
next to my toilet took one dayand I've taken prebiotics and
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probiotics.
Nothing helped me.
This stuff, everything thiscompany does, is absolutely
stellar.
It's just you don't want tooverwhelm people with so much.
It's like, okay, we say, juststart with the blue and the
white, become a believer then.
Then they're like all right,show me everything right, right.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
There must be a commitment to quality uh with
the company.
If that's the that, you triedprobiotics from other brands and
it just didn't.
This one was completelydifferent.
Speaker 2 (23:08):
Everybody's different , you know.
I mean, there are good brandsout there, but it just didn't do
anything for me.
This did.
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Interesting.
Well, yeah, I guess theycontinue to come out with new
things.
You're continuing to test themso you can come back on the show
and give us an update on what'sthe latest with, with
everything.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
I really appreciate your time, david.
Any final thoughts?
Um, no, I just said I wouldjust say, look, we all have
potential to live much better.
You know, physically, um,happiness, financially, you have
to look for solutions.
You can't just say, well, thisis as good as it gets.
Like I'm in a room here and Igot lights up here on the
ceiling and, and you know, if Ihad a friend come over, sleep
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over the house and, and theycame in and they were sitting in
that chair there, they turnedthe light on and it was dim and
he was trying to read a book andhe's like, you know, like I
wish it was brighter, but Iguess that's as good as it's
going to get.
So then he's just struggling.
And I come down the stairs toget some milk or something and I
see him sitting therestruggling to read.
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I go why, what are you doing?
He goes, I'm reading.
It was, why don't you turn thelight on?
So I go over and I flip thatswitch up and the dimmer
brightens it and the whole roomis lit up and he's like wow,
thanks, I didn't know, that'tknow that was there.
My friend thought that that wasthe potential of the bulb, that
it was as good as it was goingto get.
I had no idea that it had thispotential to do so much better.
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And that's the way our bodiesare.
We just see ourselves declineover time and say that's the way
it is.
It happened to my grandma, mygrandpa, my dad, my mom.
It doesn't have to be that way,but people have to be made
aware that there are things tohelp you reach potential.
When I walk in and I made myfriend aware it was like, wow, I
can read.
This is kind of nice, this ismuch better.
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I would just say people shouldtake this very, very, very
seriously, and if they don'ttake it seriously now, they will
one day, because one daythey're going to hear it from a
friend or they're going to hearit from another friend or their
doctor and it'll becomemainstream.
It's better to have healthycells now than wait five or 10
years.
Maybe it's too late to evendeal with something.
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Take the time to learn about itseriously now.
This isn't a game.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
This is life, absolutely, and maybe that is
the next step for some peoplewho just want to learn more.
No-transcript.
John Morgan Report.
I'm here with Dr DavidSilverman and David, it's been a
while since I've talked to youand I've really been getting
interested in the longevity, andI'm always interested in health
, always trying to figure outwhat can I do for myself
mentally, physically,spiritually to stay healthy, to
stay vibrant.
And because we've got a lot ofthings working against us.
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You got the GMO foods and thecorporations just looking to
make more money and they'rewilling to do whatever it takes
to add chemicals and they don'tcare about how it affects our
bodies, and there might even bea worse agenda trying to
actually hurt us and slow usdown.
And you hear about estrogen anddifferent things that keep men
(00:45):
and certainly affects women aswell from being that vibrant,
powerful being that we all wantto be.
And so I want to find out foryou, because every time I talk
to you, I'm kind of surprised athow young and vibrant you are
for your age, and so I wanted tofind out what are you doing
with your life?
I know you work with a sea ofproducts, I know that's a big
(01:08):
part of it, but what's yourphilosophy with supplementation,
with exercise and some of thebasics?
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Well, first of all, sean, thanks, thanks for having
me back on.
It's good to see you.
My friend and we were justtalking about how you and I both
lost our fathers this past yearand you know it's been a
blessing to me that my dad knewabout ASEA, this product, that
it's part of what I do.
But again, I'm sorry for yourloss.
(01:37):
It's a little difficult, but,yeah, so you know, I'm 60.
I'll be 64 this year and I feellike I'm 30.
(02:07):
No-transcript and their mindsetof writing prescriptions and
reactionary medicine.
But there's a lot we don't havecontrol over.
But there's a lot that we do,you know.
I mean, we can choose to eatorganic food, we can choose to
try to find GMO food.
It's harder and harder, youknow, because the labeling is so
(02:30):
obscure, whatever, confusing.
And when you go to your doctorand they say, well, hey, I want
to live younger longer, whatshould I do?
Well, take your heart medicine,take this medicine, take this,
take that.
Eat right, sleep right, getexercise right.
So eating right is difficultbecause the supply is ruined
right.
So you need supplementationbecause you can't get which?
(02:53):
First of all, you want cleanfood and you want the nutrients
that used to be in.
The food for our grandparentsisn't there.
So you need to supplement withdietary supplements and you can
try to sleep right.
But a lot of people have stressand it's difficult to sleep
sometimes.
If you take something to sleep,you're groggy the next day and
you can exercise regularly whichyou should do something right
(03:14):
regularly but that's it.
It's like no eat right, getsome sleep, exercise and take
these pills and medicines.
And you know I believe in theexercise and the sleeping and
the eating right.
But you know there's a lot morethat there is I, you know, with
(03:35):
what I do and look, mybackground was foot surgery.
I was board certified in footsurgery and I own my own
practice.
I'm my own surgery center inMaryland.
So I was Westernly trained tojust like, make a diagnosis and
write the right prescription ordo the surgery.
But I learned, I don't knowabout 25 years ago, that that is
a very tunnel vision view.
That's like somebody, justthat's like somebody just
(04:00):
watching MSNBC and that's theirsource of information, right.
Or somebody just watching Foxor whatever it is.
It's like you're getting fedthis information and it's like,
well, there's more to the story,right?
So in 1997, I was introduced towellness and the idea of being
(04:20):
able to help your body performthe way it's supposed to perform
not just energy, wise andathletically and sexually, just
functions for functions,performing your vision, your
pancreas, everything else andthat led me on the path to
learning about all these things.
And, as you said, one of thethings that I do is is I raise
my levels back up of somethingthat, as we all are depletedeted
(04:45):
in as we age, we produce lessand less, and that's the Sasea
product To me.
I mean you ask me, this is themost important thing that I do.
I would give up the nutritionalsupplements, I would give up
anything, I would give up mythree cars.
I would not give this up,because we all get to a point in
life where nothing's moreimportant than your health, I
(05:05):
mean, and your family's healthnothing I mean, it doesn't
matter what kind of cars youdrive or what kind of clothes
you wear house doesn't matterbut, um, this is so unique in
that our body makes this redoxsignaling molecules, but we, we
made more when we were younger,and as soon as we hit puberty,
(05:26):
we start producing less in ourtwenties, thirties, forties,
fifties, sixties.
So I'm producing this much ofthese redox molecules.
When I was a kid, I made thismuch.
Well, you know, when you're akid and you fall off your
bicycle or you get tackledplaying football without pads,
on the next day you go to schooland you're fine.
That doesn't happen when you're63, right, you're going to be
really hurting.
(05:46):
Well, I'm producing this much ofthis.
I drank this and I raised mylevels up to what they were when
I was younger, and so it's anexample of one thing that people
know this term biohack.
I mean it's nice to findbiohacks, things that are safe,
that can't hurt you, that makesyour body function the way it
(06:07):
did when it was younger, andsome people call bioidentical
hormones a biohack, which it is,but there are risks with that.
There are lots of risks whenyou take hormones.
There is no risk with this,this redox molecule, so it's as
safe as water.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
No side effects, no, no, no kind of uh you can't OD,
it's just salt water, Uh, so socan you.
Can you explain what?
What is a redox molecule?
Speaker 2 (06:37):
So, in a nutshell, redox signaling molecules
enhance signaling in the body.
The more you have in your body,the better your cells can
communicate.
So if you fall off your bicycleas a child and you bruise your
arm, there are cells that weredamaged and the immune system's
job is to go in and get rid ofthe bad cells and replace them
with good cells.
(06:57):
Bad cells and replace them withgood cells.
But the immune system and thebody's healing systems
mechanisms have to hear andbecome aware that there's a
problem.
So redox molecules just amplifythe signal.
They don't cure you, they don'theal you.
They amplify signaling.
And it's kind of like a cellphone without a good signal.
It's just a flashlight and acamera.
(07:18):
It doesn't do anything withouta good signal.
Or if it's a weak signal,you're like what, what did you
say?
You're breaking up.
And while that's prettydangerous in the body, let's say
you had a mutating cell, whichwe all have.
Mutating cells.
I mean, you have them in you, Ihave them in me, but our immune
system is killing them.
Right.
But what if the immune systemgets to get the signal that
there's a mutating cell in myprostate or my liver or my
(07:41):
breast or whatever it is.
Then that cell just remainsthere because the immune system
didn't hear the call for help tocome kill it and this stuff
just amplifies signaling and thesafety part of it.
You mentioned it.
You said it's just salt andwater.
Well, it was salt and water.
In fact I shot a video.
It's called.
It was saltwatercom.
(08:02):
It's just a quick explanation.
But our body, our cells, ourmitochondria in our cells make
redox signaling molecules rightnow.
Everybody's making them now andyou just made more when you
were younger.
But it's from the elements ofsaline, and saline is sodium
chloride, which is a molecule,and H2O, which is hydrogen, and
(08:24):
oxygen, which is a molecule.
And inside the cells thosemolecules get broken apart and
now you have sodium chloride,hydrogen and oxygen, almost like
Lego building blocks.
Right, you could take Legobuilding blocks and make a house
out of those blocks.
You can make a car out of thoseblocks.
Well, your body can.
Once it's broken apart, the saltand water can make different
(08:44):
molecules other than salt andwater.
And that's what these redoxsignaling molecules are and
there can't be allergic to it.
It's in you, doesn't interferewith medicines, it's in you and,
as you said, you can't overdoseon it.
I mean, I drink eight ounces aday of this.
It seems like the sweet spotfor most people is called the
essential six, six ounces a day.
(09:04):
But the older someone is, thebigger they are, the sicker they
are.
They're generally going to bedrinking the eight ounces a day,
and young, healthy people thatjust want some athletic
performance benefits, or they'repretty fairly healthy, they're
just drinking four ounces a day,but the essential number seems
to be six ounces a day.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
Right, and so a lot of people are looking for
deficiencies, they're lookingfor hacks of trying to improve
some specific thing, and yetwhat you're describing is just
an overall optimization of allperformance within the body.
So it's not just your brain,it's not just one organ, it's
not just one thing, it's notjust one aspect of your body
(09:46):
like calms down your nervoussystem or whatever it's.
Every single system in yourbody is impacted.
So can you describe for me whatyour body was like and what you
felt like before you startedthis supplementation and then
after?
And then?
Have you ever taken a breakfrom it to see the difference?
Speaker 2 (10:08):
No, I've never taken a break in 13 years.
After I saw what it did for mydad, I investigated it
thoroughly and said wow, this isa breakthrough.
It's patented, it's as safe aswater.
There's intellectual propertyon it.
Back then it was just in the US, now it's in 33 countries.
In fact, indonesia opens dayafter tomorrow.
It's the 34th country thatwe're going into, and it's all
produced in an FDA registeredproduction facility.
(10:30):
But for me, I didn't really havea lot going on.
I was 50, right.
What I noticed was more energy.
I mean absolutely more energy.
I noticed a bump in libido too.
My wife noticed it also, andthere's a topical version of it
that's used for anti-aging onthe skin.
But people use it for skinissues.
(10:50):
They use it for we can't makemedical claims, but people
report amazing things withhemorrhoids.
They amazing things with skinissues, with pimples.
But my skin I definitely lookyounger.
My skin changed.
My hair grew thicker and faster, my nails grew faster.
This is all cellular, becauseevery part of the body is
(11:11):
cellular.
If your cells are functioningwell, everything functions well.
I lost some weight.
One thing is I golf a lot, andwhen I was younger, when I was
still practicing, I golfed oncea week and I would take
ibuprofen every time I golfedbecause my back would hurt me.
Well, now I live half the yearin florida, half the year.
We just got back up here to ourhouse in maryland and in the in
(11:33):
the winter, I mean, I live in acountry club.
I'm playing a lot of times,twice, sometimes three times a
day.
Well, you know, I play with myand we.
Then we have lunch and I saywhat are you guys going to do?
Well, we're going to go take anap or whatever.
I'm like what are you doing?
I said I'm gonna go out andplay again and they're like
you're going to go out and playagain.
It's like 95 degrees and I'mlike, yeah, one thing I noticed,
(11:55):
sean, is I don't take ibuprofenevery day.
It wasn't like I had highcholesterol and I saw it come
down, or I had diabetes and Isaw the sugar come down.
I just noticed I don't needibuprofen anymore when I play
golf.
Instead of once a week, a lotof times I'm playing two or
three times a day and I playalmost every day.
So those are the things for me,but I didn't have any quote,
unquote conditions that I waslooking to address.
(12:17):
A lot of people would start this.
You know they've got.
They don't sleep well, theyhave low mood because that's
brain function, that's serotonin, right, every that's a gland
made in a gland.
They just baseline everythingin their health and they start
taking it.
They track their progress andthere's a money back guarantee
for 30 days.
And if they don't, I can getabout 60% of people in the first
30 days to say, wow, this isamazing.
(12:40):
I can get 90% of people to dothat in 90 days, but there's a
money back guarantee only for 30.
So I tell those people you wantto believe, take the gel and go
find 10 people not with wrinkles, because take pictures of
wrinkles, they go away.
But it's a 10 minute test andeverybody you know this,
everybody that does this knowsthat it's real.
(13:01):
They there's the most skeptical, cynical SOB in the world who
thinks he or she knowseverything.
If they do what I'm about tosay, they will know that it's
real, regardless of what theyread on Google or what they
think.
They take the gel.
They find 10 people that arehurting.
They have something in theirbody that hurts their neck, back
, hand, shoulder and say give me10 minutes and just say, this
(13:24):
gel is made from salt and water,it's called redox molecules and
they shake it up and it's clearand there's no smell and I'm
putting it on my face because Ido it every day.
I put it on my face forwrinkles, right, because it
rejuvenates your skin cells.
But you're finding 10 peoplewho are hurt get 10 minutes and
they apply the gel three timesin the first five minutes.
(13:45):
So it's a 10 minute test.
The first five minutes they putit on once it dries, twice it
dries, three times it dries, andat 10 minutes.
You know this, sean.
Twice it dries, three times itdries, and at 10 minutes.
You know this, sean.
Everybody's stunned If you doit on 10 people.
Watch what.
Nine of the 10 people watch theexpression on their face and
what they say.
Watch how many of them say howdid it do that?
(14:05):
And it's not one, two or threeor five.
I say watch what happens tonine out of 10.
And you know what.
We've had interviews before andI'd be a fool to say something
like that with a product thathas a money back guarantee, not
knowing what they're going tosee and what it does is it opens
their mind to my God.
Like I read it was justsaltwater, but saltwater won't
(14:26):
do that and it leads them tothis.
This is the most importantthing because it affects the
entire body, but this is themind opener because it only
takes 10 minutes.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Right, right, yeah, the last time we did an
interview was a while ago and Isaid I wanted to try the
products before I could endorseit or anything.
And, living in Brazil, it wasvery heavy to bring the blue
bottles to Brazil.
So I just brought the gel andso I've been using it on my face
and only on my face in themorning and the nighttime for
(14:58):
several months now and I'venoticed a diminishing of
wrinkles and a diminishing ofthe skin damage problems,
because, I don't know, the sunis different down here in Brazil
.
I'm in the sun a lot, but it'sjust a different kind of.
I've had accelerated skindamage since I moved here seven
years ago and so, yeah, I'mgetting compliments about my
(15:19):
skin and it's interestingbecause I don't use any other
skin products.
I don't exfoliate, I don't doany treatments, you know, and I
noticed that when I get out ofthe shower and maybe I use like
too much soap and my skin'sreally dried out.
I just put that thin layer ofthe gel as part of my daily
ritual now and it hydrates myskin.
(15:40):
There's no oil, it's just sonice, it's like it's perfect.
It's a perfect skin product fora man, because men hate a bunch
of goops and a bunch ofdifferent stuff to make your
skin different and weird, and soit's just greaseless, oil-less,
youless, and it works perfectly.
So I can testify to that and Ireally want to take the six
(16:03):
ounces every day and then reportback.
So when I go back toPennsylvania I'm going to grab
those blue bottles that are atmy parents' house and bring it
back and try it out.
So, but you know it, maybe it'stoo simple for people to really
appreciate.
It's like oh, do you want tochange your complete health?
Just drink six ounces of thisevery day.
And people are like, really,that's it, just six ounces of
this.
So they can try the gel if they.
(16:25):
They want to improve their skinhealth and look younger and so
forth, as well, or if they're,or if they're hurting or if
they're hurting.
Or if they're hurting Right.
Yeah, good point.
That's even more important.
And what are the other products?
I mean, all of the ASEAproducts have the redox
signaling molecule, so is thereother things besides the blue
(16:45):
bottle and the gel?
Speaker 2 (16:47):
Well, as far as the breakthrough for humanity, which
is what this is.
I mean, this was almost boughtby a pharmaceutical company.
The founders could have soldout and walked away with a
ridiculous amount of money, butthey were afraid that it was
going to get buried.
In fact, there's a videoexplaining and the answer is a
lot of people's questions,actually including how this
company started and why theyturned down the offer from the
(17:08):
pharmaceutical company.
And I think if they end upcalling or texting to get more
information about this, theperson they'll be contacting
will give them a password to alink that I'm going to tell you
now that they can look up theirparticular concerns, whether
it's blood sugar or sleeping ora child on the spectrum or a
tick bite or prostate or moodproblems or memory problems.
(17:30):
It's really amazing, amazingpeople sharing what happened
with them.
But the site is calledgettingyoungerclubcom just
gettingyoungerclubcom and you'llsee interest, specific videos
including information on this,why it's made from salt water
and other products.
(17:51):
So you talk about.
You know what do I do to be 63and feel like I'm 30?
Some of the other products arethese other Redox products that
are a little bit different thanthese Redox products.
So you ask which ones have.
Which products have the Redoxmolecules in it?
This does, this does.
There's a Redox clay mask foranti-aging, which is really fast
(18:13):
acting, and a Redox serum.
So there's four products thatare derived from the original
product.
And then these are really cool.
These trigger Redox reactionsin your body.
So let's just start with thisone.
This is called Radiance,cellular performance, the
cellular performance line, andso you're saying what you're
seeing happen with your skinwith just this?
(18:34):
Well, they make a bunch ofskincare products, right, and
this is a collagen precursor.
It's not collagen People thateat collagen, it's coming from
animals and your body has tobreak it down.
Your body just doesn't use cowcollagen to make human collagen.
You have to break it down toamino acids and you have to
build up collagen.
Well, this is already the aminoacids.
It's vegan.
This is amazing.
(18:55):
You take pictures of what youlook like now with this and do
this for two or three months andtake another picture and watch
what happens to your skin.
So that augments that.
People that have focusingproblems, focusing memory.
This crosses the blood brainbarrier and if this gets you to
100%, then hey, you're good.
Let's say it gets you to 80%.
(19:16):
This one's called Redox Mind.
You just mix this with water orjuice or whatever you want.
Let's say you have low mood.
This crosses the blood-brainbarrier.
Let's say it gets you at 80%,but not to 100%.
Then take the Redox Mood right,and this one is energy Redox
Energy.
Food right, and this one isenergy Redox Energy.
So if you want to stop drinkingcoffee or you want a nice
energy energy that's even notlike a coffee bump.
(19:38):
This is amazing.
If you want to lose weight, mixthese two together the mind and
the energy.
That did it for me.
I was never really overweight,but I always carried like an
extra five pounds.
I did this just because I'vealways had attention issues and
the blue bottle helped a lot,but still a little.
You know, hey, there's asquirrel, wow, you know.
So this, I did this and I said,well, let me try this too.
(20:00):
And I mixed them and I noticedmy appetite just dropped and I
noticed when I was full I juststopped eating.
I usually I'm a human garbagedisposal.
So those are some of the otherproducts I also.
Everybody should take omegas.
If you don't take, you, don'tget it in the diet anymore.
And if you take omegas, andwhen they call them fish burps,
(20:21):
you burp and it's not good.
It's like you're taking omega,but it's not good omega.
This stuff is absolutelyamazing.
(20:42):
So they've got several otherproducts, but I don't want to
put their hands, their health,just in the hands of their
doctor and saying help me.
And a doctor can only offersolutions that a doctor is aware
of.
They can't offer solutions ifthey're not aware of.
(21:05):
They're aware of medications.
Speaker 1 (21:07):
Good point, kind of looking in the wrong place.
You know, as far assupplementation, I've tried a
lot of different vitamins andminerals and different things
herbs and two of the things thatI could actually feel an
immediate difference would beomegas and probiotics.
So that's something interestingthat you guys at ASEA chose to
(21:31):
focus in on omegas.
Speaker 2 (21:33):
Yeah, I've got my probiotics too.
Here it is, this is, and thisis the probiotic one.
This one changed my life.
I had I mean, I get pretty Idon't care when I get graphic
because I'm not a therapist butI had a digestive problem for a
long time and this didn't reallyaddress it.
And when they came out withthese nutritionals, a few years
(21:55):
after the drink, I'm on themedical professionals board.
So they gave us some of thesethings and said here, you know,
you guys go ahead and try it.
Well, my problem was I just wentto the bathroom all the time
and it was always really looseand you know, it was just I went
through toilet paper like likenothing.
And my wife said to me afterthe, after a couple of days well
(22:17):
, actually, I noticed thedifference is about a week or so
.
My wife said are you going tousing the bathroom somewhere
else in the house and the masterbedroom and I bathroom?
And I said no.
I said why?
Cause we always kept so muchtoilet paper there instead of
running downstairs to get moretoilet paper.
It was like stacks of toiletpaper right under my sink, right
next to my toilet took one dayand I've taken prebiotics and
(22:41):
probiotics.
Nothing helped me.
This stuff, everything thiscompany does, is absolutely
stellar.
It's just you don't want tooverwhelm people with so much.
It's like, okay, we say, juststart with the blue and the
white, become a believer then.
Then they're like all right,show me everything right, right.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
There must be a commitment to quality uh with
the company.
If that's the that, you triedprobiotics from other brands and
it just didn't.
This one was completelydifferent.
Speaker 2 (23:08):
Everybody's different , you know.
I mean, there are good brandsout there, but it just didn't do
anything for me.
This did.
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Interesting.
Well, yeah, I guess theycontinue to come out with new
things.
You're continuing to test themso you can come back on the show
and give us an update on what'sthe latest with, with
everything.
Speaker 2 (23:29):
I really appreciate your time, david.
Any final thoughts?
Um, no, I just said I wouldjust say, look, we all have
potential to live much better.
You know, physically, um,happiness, financially, you have
to look for solutions.
You can't just say, well, thisis as good as it gets.
Like I'm in a room here and Igot lights up here on the
ceiling and, and you know, if Ihad a friend come over, sleep
(23:49):
over the house and, and theycame in and they were sitting in
that chair there, they turnedthe light on and it was dim and
he was trying to read a book andhe's like, you know, like I
wish it was brighter, but Iguess that's as good as it's
going to get.
So then he's just struggling.
And I come down the stairs toget some milk or something and I
see him sitting therestruggling to read.
(24:10):
I go why, what are you doing?
He goes, I'm reading.
It was, why don't you turn thelight on?
So I go over and I flip thatswitch up and the dimmer
brightens it and the whole roomis lit up and he's like wow,
thanks, I didn't know, that'tknow that was there.
My friend thought that that wasthe potential of the bulb, that
it was as good as it was goingto get.
I had no idea that it had thispotential to do so much better.
(24:30):
And that's the way our bodiesare.
We just see ourselves declineover time and say that's the way
it is.
It happened to my grandma, mygrandpa, my dad, my mom.
It doesn't have to be that way,but people have to be made
aware that there are things tohelp you reach potential.
When I walk in and I made myfriend aware it was like, wow, I
can read.
This is kind of nice, this ismuch better.
(24:51):
I would just say people shouldtake this very, very, very
seriously, and if they don'ttake it seriously now, they will
one day, because one daythey're going to hear it from a
friend or they're going to hearit from another friend or their
doctor and it'll becomemainstream.
It's better to have healthycells now than wait five or 10
years.
Maybe it's too late to evendeal with something.
(25:12):
Take the time to learn about itseriously now.
This isn't a game.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
This is life, absolutely, and maybe that is
the next step for some peoplewho just want to learn more.
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