Could This ONE Simple Change Fix Your Sleep Forever?, Making Schools Healthy Again, and Why Your Air Filter Probably DOESN’T Work Right With Mike Feldstein.

**Ben Greenfield** (0:00)
My name is Ben Greenfield, and on this episode of the Boundless Life Podcast.

**Mike Feldstein** (0:05)
A lot of people, as soon as they put Jasper in their bedroom, snoring immediately stopped, like forever. They just stopped snoring. And like my favorite story is where husband and wife haven't shared a room in five, six years, because the husband's at snoring, and they're sleep divorced. They pop Jasper in the house, no more snoring. They're sharing a bed together again.

**Ben Greenfield** (0:24)
So is there a link that you know of between snoring and sleep apnea? Welcome to The Boundless Life with me, your host, Ben Greenfield. I'm a personal trainer, exercise physiologist, and nutritionist. And I'm passionate about helping you discover unparalleled levels of health, fitness, longevity, and beyond.
Everywhere I go in the US., I have an air filter shipped to my hotel room. It's that important in terms of cognition and health, and combined with the fact that a lot of hotels and Airbnbs are notorious sources of mold and mycotoxins that can ruin your life for years to come. I don't mess around. The air filter that I use is called Jasper. It's the same one that I have scattered around my house. I've got five of them. It is basically like the Tesla of air filters. And today we are talking to the founder of Jasper, Mike Feldstein. So all the show notes are going to be at bengreenfieldlife.com/jasper2026.
That's bengreenfieldlife.com/jasper2026. Let's go talk with Mike.

**Mike Feldstein** (1:38)
My pleasure, man. I've been thinking about doing this more formally. Has like a clean air, you know, we'll be like your clean air sponsor. So imagine anytime you're going to a hotel anywhere in the country, you or your assistant just flips us an email, and anywhere you go anytime, there'll just be a Jasper in your hotel room when you travel.

**Ben Greenfield** (1:56)
Oh, well, I've thought beyond that. I mean, it's a great idea, but you know, for the fringe carry the trillion, 1% of the population who walks into a hotel room or Airbnb and thinks not just about air, but about the light bulbs and the lighting, about the electricity, the Wi-Fi, about wanting to have maybe a PMF mat or grounding mat to sleep on, maybe a little bit of like a countertop reverse osmosis system or a bunch of glass bottled water. I mean, some type of travel environmental setup where someone could literally go to a website, click, say, here's my hotel, I'm checking in, I wanna walk in there and have air, light water and electricity all optimized, click go.
I mean, it would be a little bit of a fringe business, but I feel like there could be at least what, like a thousand true fans who would use it.

**Mike Feldstein** (2:50)
So what I'm doing, that's I thought about that and I'm like, this is a big lift for me. But what I am doing now, so Jasper is going to be in a lot of hotels in the next several months. There's a lot of hotels we've been making relationships with, and they're all looking to start building out wellness suites. I'm consulting and advising them on this. So it's a lot of the hotels that you know, really nice hotels. So we're working to have exactly what you said. So Jasper's in every room, water filtration, no ambient lighting, high quality, non-toxic linens and bedding.
Yeah, some red lights and stuff. So they're going to be building out these wellness suites, and then we'll have a directory online. So you'll like, in all the cities that you're used to going to, there'll be a hotel with a bunch of wellness suites, and they're trying to prove it out. And some hotels are actually gonna, there's a proper hotel being built in Lake Tahoe right now.
And they're intending to make the entire hotel like this, including everything in the mini bar. It's gonna be non-seed oils and gluten-free and high-quality snacks. So this is happening.

**Ben Greenfield** (3:52)
Yeah, I love the idea. And I've also consulted with some different hotel chains.
And people in the hospitality sector who are building out suites or rooms to accommodate exactly you just described. And at the same time, I think, well, gosh, there's still so many hotels that aren't going to add a new suite and aren't even going to care about doing that. But it'd be nice if somebody who's traveling could just say, hey, whatever, I'm staying at Motel 8 I know the room's going to be crappy, but I still, when I show up, want whatever. Four big boxes when I walk in with everything that I need to optimize my environment.