Episode #173: Scientist Reveals the Nobel Prize Discovery That Could Slow Aging! - Featuring Chris Burres

Chris Burres (0:00)

Nobody in the audience woke up, looked at their car, and thought, I wonder what part of my car battery I should be consuming on a daily basis for my health. You do not have to prove that a supplement is safe before you bring it to market. I found a peer-reviewed published research paper that showed that 50% of the supplements that are on the market don't have in them what they say they have in them. If you improve sleep, you will improve mental, physical and emotional well-being. When I started taking this product on a regular basis in 2018, I went for 18 months without a single severe headache. My business coach, the way he puts it is, for 50 years he needed an alarm clock. When he started taking this, he wakes up before the alarm clock. And he's a business coach. He's got late night mixers, late night dinners. None of that matters. The best way to take these is to just turn them upside down and squeeze them. So cheers, man.

Dylan Gemelli (0:46)

Cheers, brother.

Here's an interesting question. How much do you actually know about the way your everyday habits are supporting how you age? We hear so much about longevity right now. Sleep, protein, strength training, nutrition, all of these things matter, but there's another layer that doesn't get nearly as much attention as it should. What's happening inside your cells? Your mitochondria produce the cellular energy that your body relies upon every day. And mitochondrial dysfunction, that's considered a central hallmark of aging. And that's why I've been so interested in the work Timeline does with Mitopeer. Mitopeer is their pure and patented form of urolithin A. It supports mitochondrial function and cellular renewal by activating mitophagy, your body's natural process for clearing out damaged mitochondria. But rather than just tell you about it, Timeline wants you to think about your own longevity habits. So they've created a longevity quiz that takes just a few minutes, and it looks at some of the everyday habits that can support healthy aging. And the best part, if you complete the quiz, Timeline will send you a free sample of might appear gummies. So take the quiz, learn a little bit more about how you're supporting the way you age, and try might appear for yourself. Go to timeline.com/gemelli to take the longevity quiz and get your free gummies. That's timeline.com/gemelli.

All right, everybody, welcome back to The Dylan Gemelli Podcast. So my guest is a good friend of mine. We've actually met, it's been about a year and a half. So it's been too long for you to come on my show.

But I am so happy that you're here. The more that I have talked with you and since I met you, watched you grow, and I've grown, I think the timing is actually quite better now from where it would have been before for multitudes of reasons. But what I love about my guest is I've watched your persistence and effort, right? I feel like that you are one of those guys that's just like so likable, but I see the drive and I see that you kind of have my kind of don't take no for an answer. We're just going to make this role. And that's one of the things I really love about you on top of what you do and what you've found, because I think you have something quite special and everybody loves what they do or what they have to offer. But there's something a little bit different about yours. And that's what I want to get into today. So my guest today, he's the author of Live Longer and Better. There you go, as you can see. And he is the host of a really strong podcast I was on quite a while ago. And it's called Live Beyond the Norms.

But what he's really known for is his company, MyVitalC, and he manufactures a Nobel Prize winning molecule. And we're going to talk about that. We're going to talk about the science. We're going to talk about every single aspect of what he does. So welcome, my friend, Chris Burres.

Chris Burres (3:40)

Dylan, my friend, thank you so much for having me. Thank you for that great intro. I know that you like doing things like I like doing them, which is geeking out about science and biohacking and human optimization. So this is just going to be a blast.

Dylan Gemelli (3:55)

Well, I turned the do not disturb on because I don't want people interrupting our conversation.

Chris Burres (3:59)

I like it.

Dylan Gemelli (4:02)

You know, like I said, I like the way you work and I like your energy because a lot of people, and you know this because we were talking about this off camera, a lot of people in our sphere have a different energy about them. And sometimes I think they're over medicated on supplements or thoughts or extremism. And I respect the hell out of trying to go as many different directions as we can to try to find things of different value or different ways to take care of ourselves. But I love your energy. I love the way that it's always vibrant. It's a good energy.