Salad With a Side of Fries Nutrition, Wellness & Weight Loss

Carbon Nano-what?! (feat. Chris Burres)

Episode Summary

Carbon nano-what?! Carbon nanomaterial. While most of us have never heard of it, it's actually not such new science. In this week's episode, Jenn talks with Chris Burres of MyVitalC about the difference between the carbon in your pencil and THIS carbon, called ESS60, which could have tremendous health benefits for you. As a scientist, Chris also helps us understand animal studies and how they apply to humans, they touch on the FDA and even the intersection of supplements and scientific studies. Really interesting! Become a Member: https://glow.fm/saladwithasideoffries/ Connect with MyVitalC & Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myvitalc/ Connect with MyVitalC & Chris on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myvitalc MyVitalC Website: https://www.myvitalc.com/swasof

Episode Notes

Outline:

• Meet Chris Burres
• Understanding scientific studies on animals and applying results to humans - rat studies
  • The role of the FDA
• Discovering carbon nanomaterial, a Nobel Prize winning discovery
• Implications of this study - a potential cancer preventative
• C60 vs ESS60 - toxic vs potentially powerful for health
• What is carbon nanotechnology
• C60 in the body
  • What people have experienced
  • How it works
• The kind of stress that can be productive for the body
• Carbon nanomaterial as a delivery method
• How to take it - Chris' current routine & dosage
• Supplements and formulations that match the studies
• Why don't more of us know about ESS60?

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MyVitalC Website 

Quotes:
"The FDA has decided inflammation is caused by disease. That is categorically false." - Chris Burres
"Study showed a 90% life extension in Wistar rats." - Chris Burres
"The rate of change we're experiencing will  never be slower than it is today." - Chris Burres