269: Ian Mitchell, Research Scientist, Pharmaceutical Consultant, & Founder of Wizard Sciences: How Purpose May Improve Your Sleep
Ian Mitchell is a research scientist, pharmaceutical consultant, entrepreneur, and founder of Wizard Sciences. His work focuses on longevity, metabolic health, mitochondrial function, stem cells, quantum biology, and advanced wellness technologies. With a background in chemistry and biochemistry, I…
E44 - Gaba Gaba High!
Ian Mitchell is an emergency physician, the Site Scholar for the Kamloops Family Medicine Residency Program and is occasionally photographed teaching whole rooms full of people to stick their fingers in their ears while opening their mouths really wide like they are in a silent scream. He caught o…
682. This Molecule Gets into Your Mitochondria & Fixes Sleep, Focus, & Jet Lag w/ Chris Burres
Can one molecule almost double our lifespan?
Chris Burres is the founder and chief scientist at MyVitalC, the oldest and longest manufacturer of the Nobel Prize-winning ESS60 molecule. He came here to explain why almost nobody has heard of it.
The story gets stranger the further in we go. Rice Un…
Episode 184: We're bolted to the seats!
The INTERCOT Insider Live is a round table – freeform discussion of all things Disney. The longest continuously running Disney Parks podcast on the internet - Celebrating 16 Years!
In this episode the crew talks predictions for D23 and also discusses the Eat to the Beat Concert Series.
Cast: John…
Raise Your Voltage! The Electrifying Combo Of Water & Chi Balls - Hans Schokkenbroek & Pieter Smits
A healthy cell rests at roughly minus 25 millivolts, and it takes somewhere between minus 50 and minus 100 millivolts for that cell to divide, repair, and build new tissue, which is why cellular voltage and hydration track each other at a one to one ratio: water is what conducts the charge through …
Ian Mitchell: The Man with Two Names
On this episode of The Opportunist, Ian Mitchell charmed his way through New York City's elite social circles by assuming a false identity. The episode traces how a smooth-talking con man used a borrowed name, designer clothes, and just enough insider knowledge to swindle friends and associates out…
Inside The Lab with Ian Mitchell: Stem Cells, Lasers & My Shoulder Treatment
What if the material for a facial filler could come from your own blood?
This week I sat down with Ian Mitchell, founder of Wizard Sciences, at ECORE in Encinitas. He walked me through an idea I had a lot of questions about: a gel made from your own plasma and what he calls “day-zero” stem cells.
I…
Testing A Material That Fire Can't Touch | Ian Mitchell | Ep. 65
You'd expect an egg to crack under a blowtorch. But what if a coating could protect what's inside?This week, inventor Ian Mitchell showed up at my house with Everclear, a blowtorch, and a compound his team calls “Egg Armor.” At 10 in the morning. Naturally, we turned my kitchen into a science lab.W…
689. The Truth About Nicotine Addiction: Is Nicotine Really Good for Your Health? w/ Luke & Alyson Storey
Forty years into a nicotine habit, I tried to quit cold turkey, and it nearly broke me.
Alyson was on the beach communing with grasshoppers and golden orb weavers while I was under the covers in a dark hole, trying to white-knuckle my way off nicotine, mambé, and Ambil after finishing my book.
Sa…
World Questions Pakistan
Pakistan has been recognised around the world for its role as mediator at peace talks between the US and Iran – but at home the situation is far from peaceful. The imprisonment of former prime minister Imran Khan, marches on the country’s capital, the role of the military and freedom of the press …
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