Trt Revolution Podcast

Most of us have spent our lives believing the earth is heliocentric, simply because that’s what we’ve always been taught. However, as more of us begin to question everything we’ve been told, it might be time to revisit that theory.   Despite so many beings awakening to truth in other parts of their lives, many are still hesitant to take Flat Earth theory more seriously. At the core of this reluctance is the question: why does it matter?    Who stands to gain from the myth of a heliocentric system, and how would our lives be impacted if we found out we were being lied to all along?    In this episode, host of the Flat Earth Podcast, David Weiss shares his thoughts on why the heliocentric model affects us more than we realize.    Everything we’re taught is fake and it’s all to keep us in fear. -David Weiss   Three Takeaways    Why we were conditioned to believe the heliocentric model in the first place: The idea that we inhabit a giant rock flying through a Creator-less vacuum suggests our lives are meaningles

Covid-19 has made it very clear that optimization is the only way to fight against disease and afford ourselves any level of physiological protection.  For years, we’ve known that the traditional healthcare system is not where we can find the most cutting edge expertise and knowledge when it comes to optimizing our health. Peptides and nootropics are the new frontiers of health and wellness. We can take advantage of them, tailor them to our needs, and catapult ourselves into a higher state of optimization. What are the best dopaminergic-based nootropics? What is the number one mistake people make with nootropics? Why are SSRIs so harmful to men?  In this episode, I’m joined by biohacker and nootropics expert, Lucas Aoun. He shares in-depth cutting edge information on nootropics and how we can use them as an optimization tool.    The serotonin-dominant state is learned helplessness. It shuts down your ability to produce. All you can do is obey and comply. -Lucas Aoun   Takeaways  When it comes to nootropics,

The events of the past year have taken a toll on many people’s mental and physical health, but while it’s tempting to blame this on external factors, the only way to get through this period is by looking within.   There’s never been a better time to stop focusing on the constant buzz of activity in the outside world and start working on our own inner stillness. That being said, with our world so geared towards a fast-paced lifestyle, is that even a possibility?    How can we channel our energies towards inner peace? What’s stopping us from becoming more self-aware in the first place?   In this episode, fitness expert, lifestyle coach, and host of the Stacked podcast, Joe Distefano shares how breathwork can help us find inner peace and healing in a time of chaos.    All of us as beings have to work on getting to a silent place where we can drown out the noise and be one with our presence. -Jay Campbell   Three Takeaways    How the way we breathe impacts our health: Many of us breathe primarily through our mou

With everything that’s happened over the past year, a lot of people have been living their lives in fear.    However, the fear we’re experiencing en-masse isn’t limited to concerns of contracting a virus. People are also worried about how they’ll be viewed by mainstream society, or worse, potentially losing their livelihoods if they step out of line.     Where does this fear stem from, and what is the purpose of it? Does experiencing fear mean we’re reluctant to awaken, or is there more to our collective anxiety?   In this episode, host of The Leak Project, Rex Bear shares his thoughts on the current state of fear.    When you're in fear, you can be manipulated more easily. -Jay Campbell   Three Takeaways  Why fear affects everyone- even those who want to awaken: No matter how much time we devote to developing our consciousness, we will be fearful for as long as we’re bombarded with negative information. Mainstream media and society are geared towards scaring us, and resisting that can be easier said than do

Many of us may think we’re at the edge of biohacking, but if we aren’t putting enough focus on our sleep, we’re missing a vital step. No matter how dialed-in we are to optimization, a lack of quality sleep will always hold us back from our full potential. Sleep is something worth investing in, so why are we still spending our nights on basic and unsophisticated mattresses?  The mattress has been the same for 2000 years, it’s time to modernize it. We’re surrounded by technology in almost every aspect of our lives, so it only makes sense to incorporate it into our rest routines. How can we leverage technology to improve our sleep performance? In this episode, CEO of Eight Sleep, Matteo Franceschetti shares how the Eight Sleep mattress helps us optimize our sleep.   You can improve your sleep by being consistent in your times. Waking up early during the week and late on weekends only confuses the body. -Matteo Franceschetti   Three Takeaways  How temperature affects our sleep: Temperature is one of the biggest

With so much going on in the external world, many of us have shifted our focus outwards. The problem is, when we put our attention on the outer world, we neglect our inner selves. We hold more power over ourselves than we realize, but by agonizing over the events of the past year, many of us have got trapped in the cycle of renouncing control. What would happen if we reclaimed our power, and how would we do that in the first place? In a world filled with so many distractions, is zoning in on our inner selves even a possibility? In this episode, author, transformational writer, teacher, and consultant, Oliver JR Cooper shares how to awaken in a time of turmoil. The key to overcoming external drama lies in looking at what’s taking place within us. -Oliver JR Cooper Three Takeaways  How our inner world impacts our outer world: Human beings, collectively, are holding onto so much unintegrated trauma that when something happens in our external environment, it triggers our wounds. By working on the issues within

The onset of COVID-19 brought a lot of turmoil into our world, but that doesn’t automatically spell doom and gloom. All of humanity is facing a dark night of the soul, but there is a light at the end of this for those willing to look. The pandemic has forced most of us to confront our traumas head-on. While that’s enough to make any of us uncomfortable, it’s also the vital first step we need to take towards collective healing.  What can we do to facilitate the healing process for ourselves and others? How can we use our newfound connectedness to create a better world for all who live in it? In this episode, tech pioneer, visual artist, and composer at MindTravel, Murray Hidary shares how to connect with ourselves, others, and the world around us.     There’s something powerful about going through this trauma together. -Murray Hidary   Three Takeaways  How to make a difference in the world: No matter where our expertise lies, we all have a role to play in making the world a better place. Tap into individual t

When we’re not living with intention, it’s easy to accept a mediocre existence. However, we shouldn’t settle for drifting through life. It’s not enough to survive, we should be aiming to thrive.  Luckily, many of the things that hold us back can be changed if we become more in tune with ourselves. Which habits are stopping us from reaching our full potential, and what can we do to break them for good? How can we actively surround ourselves with the right influences that improve our lives, rather than laying stagnant?  In this episode, Chief Energy Officer at E3 Lifestyle, Jeremy Abramson shares the THRIVE acronym for cultivating the lives of our dreams.    Don’t settle for mediocrity. -Jeremy Abramson   Three Takeaways  How our thoughts impact our health and wellbeing: Many people wake up to the same thoughts every day, but doing so is more harmful than we may realize. By constantly thinking about what’s happened in the past, we fall into the rearview mirror syndrome, which can ultimately cause inflammation

Western medicine has led us to believe that each part of our lives needs to be treated separately, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. If we want to thrive in all aspects, we need to move towards a holistic solution. By becoming more in tune with our minds, bodies, and souls, it’s easier to integrate past traumas and truly heal. In turn, we’re able to do what we were put on this earth to do, which is to give and receive love.  The problem is, with so many of us being taught to compartmentalize our lives, many of us simply don’t know how to increase our consciousness.  How can we break the cycle and start taking action towards a more fulfilled existence? What can we do to take back control of our well-being? In this episode, Medical Director of Pedre Integrative Health and President of Dr. Pedre Wellness, Dr. Vincent Pedre shares how we can heal at all levels.    Everything is integrated, and everything matters. -Dr. Vincent Pedre   Three Takeaways:   Why we need to pinpoint where we feel our traumas:

For years, people have dealt with injuries and other ailments by going to a specialist and having them take care of it on our behalf. However, many of us are tired of ‘opting out’ of our wellbeing. How can we empower ourselves to take care of our own health? We’re lucky to live in a time where we don’t have to outsource all our needs anymore. With the help of the right education, we can learn how to become more in tune with ourselves.  Aside from reclaiming power over our bodies, what are the benefits of becoming more self-aware? What are the first steps we can take towards greater mindfulness?  In this episode, Founder of gotROM, Shane Dowd shares how to regain control of our health.    Use the amazing capacity the brain has for pattern recognition, so you can stop negative responses in their tracks. -Shane Dowd     Three Takeaways  At some point, everyone experiences an injury or a health setback. By being in touch with how we feel physically and mentally, we’ll be better equipped to handle problems as the

The events of 2020 have left many who thought they were in secure positions terrified by the thought of losing everything. There’s never been a more important time to rethink our livelihoods.    How can we prepare for the changes to come? What are the long-term implications for entrepreneurs?   While many of us are concerned about the future, there is opportunity for those willing to look. If we’re able to look past our immediate fears, we’ll always find a way to move forward- even in the face of Draconian governments.    In this episode, Founder of Pursuing Results and author of MicroFamous: Become Famously Influential to the Right People, Matt Johnson shares how to plot our next moves in the face of imbalance.    2020 should be a massive wake up call that the security you thought you had was a massive illusion all along. -Matt Johnson   Three Takeaways:   What to do if we own locally based businesses: Avoid tying income to a specific location. Start building a portable brand, so it’s easier to move away fro

COVID-19 has been a much-needed reminder of the importance of oxygen and what can happen if we don’t have enough of it. If we want to protect ourselves against illness both now and in the future, we have to find ways to increase our oxygen levels. When we think of oxygen, many of us think of ventilators. While those can be effective for people in advanced stages of illness, we shouldn’t need to get to that point. How can we use oxygen as a preventative measure, instead of a cure? Is oxygen limited to minimizing illness, or can we use it to optimize our bodies too? In this episode, Clinical Director of New Jersey HBOT and HBOT USA, Dr. Jason Sonners joins me to discuss the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy.    Three Takeaways  Why we shouldn’t rely on our existing oxygen levels alone: Many of us think we have “enough” oxygen in our bodies, but we shouldn’t be settling for the bare minimum. We never know what might go wrong, so it’s better to be prepared by building a surplus reservoir.  The importance of

Mainstream society has trained us to think we’re one-time-use beings, and this has affected how we live our lives. When we believe there are limitations on what we can do, it’s easy to slip into the mindset that everything we experience happens to us.    In reality, we have more power than we know. When we shift our belief systems to accept this, it’s amazing what we’re capable of.    Where does our inner power stem from, and how can we tap into it? Can we encourage others to tap into their own power within?   In this episode, co-founders of Apeiron, Dr. Daniel Stickler and Dr. Mickra Hamilton share how to live without limits.    Three Takeaways    We all have the capacity to flourish in life, but there’s no one method to achieve this. Human beings are complex, and every individual needs contextualized solutions to reach their full potential.    As conscious beings it’s our responsibility to show others how to thrive, but we can’t force them into it. Once we’ve shown others the way, they need to choose to ele

We’ve been taught to look at everything around us at a surface level, but there’s more to life than meets the eye. If we’re willing to venture into our inner worlds, we can change the way we experience our outer worlds. Our lives are shaped by so much more than our bodily experiences, but there are times when we’re limited by our physical states. What happens if our outer worlds and bodies have been impacted by some kind of physical trauma?  Can we overcome outer injuries by going deeper within ourselves?  In this episode, documentary filmmaker of My Neuroplastic Adventure, Victor Mifsud shares how the process of going blind helped him see more than ever before.  Just because you can’t see something, doesn’t mean it’s not there. -Vinent Mifsud    Three Takeaways:   Where our ailments stem from A lot of the physical trauma we experience in our current states comes from transgenerational trauma, or even past lives. If we alleviate that trauma, we can turn on the DNA switch and resolve the challenges we’re facin

In Ancient times, people were trained to be in tune with their mind, body, and soul, and that gave them a stronger foundation to deal with threats as they arose. Over the years, we’ve lost that mentality. As our lives have become compartmentalized, our mind, body, and soul have become separate areas dealt with individually.   The problem with this is, we no longer know how to determine what is a threat and what isn’t. As we’ve become more sensitized to external factors, we’ve gone into a near constant survival mode.   How can we become more in tune with ourselves, so we can stop giving so much of our energy to things that don’t need it? Aside from impacting our quality of life, are there any health risks of staying in fight-or-flight mode?   In this episode, Founder and CEO of Wellsmart, Dr Amy Coleman explains the dangers of not taking care of our health holistically.    Nothing causes more destruction to the immune system than what comes from our inner battles. The immune system follows the consciousness. -

To the unconscious, the happenings of science-fiction movies are nothing more than stories. The people who have reached a higher vibration know there’s a lot of truth to stories about reptilian beings, minions, evil forces controlling minds, and all sorts of terrifying rituals taking place at the highest levels of our society.    They seek to control and distract us by keeping us blind to their activities, so achieving high consciousness is the most powerful weapon we have against these forces.    Humanity holds something that reptilians cannot overpower, the vibration of love. We have a way to make them vulnerable and to destroy them. It is up to us to continually manifest the golden age of consciousness through our thoughts, and to ultimately destroy the dark agenda.    What are the operations and activities of these demonic forces? How do we combat them? Why is it impossible to beat them without raising our vibration?    In this episode, Navy Seal Team Six operator, CIA security operative and author of The

When we tap into our consciousness, we become unbelievably powerful. We become strong enough to conquer our greatest fears, to heal ourselves, and to overpower toxic global energies. This power is the difference between a military trainee surviving hell week or washing out.    The problem is, so many people are asleep to this gift we have available to us, and those without it are easy to manipulate, lie to, and harm.    If we want to create an energetic shift, more people need to become aware of this power we have and leverage it to change the world.    How can we push ourselves and tap into our own amazing source of power? How can we utilize our powers of intuition?    In this episode, I’m joined by Navy Seal Team Six operator, CIA security operative and author of The Intuitive Warrior, Michael Jaco. We discuss his journey, the lessons he learned about inner strength, and how we can tap into our own intuitive power.  Three Takeaways  In military training, the people who wash out have never been pushed to a

The last few months have highlighted that fact that we’re fighting an all out war on our freedom. Between the government, the environment, and what we eat, we’re being subject to a multi-pronged attack on our rational thinking and consciousness.    Through optimization, we can protect ourselves.      What we eat and how we live our lives are the biggest determinants of our health, our ability to think clearly, and function as sovereign individuals and families. The government wants to keep us fat, sick, and dependent on their drugs because we’re easier to control and manipulate that way.  What are some of the structures that make us more prone to this manipulation? How do we remain empowered in a world that’s trying to clamp down on our freedom?  In this episode, I’m joined by husband and wife, parents and founders of Fat Fueled Family, Danny and Maura Vega. We discuss how to make ourselves stronger and more resilient against the poison of today’s existence.  Three Takeaways  Two factors to watch in any

One of the most significant differences between human beings and animals is that we’re   the only creatures that have a culture, and a cognitive collective understanding that governs us. These biocultural beliefs inform whether we get older, age or achieve longevity.    Longevity is learned culturally, it’s not determined by genetics. We actually have the ability to influence our own aging process.    How does our cultural context impact our physiological outcomes? What can we learn from the world’s healthiest and happiest centenarians? How do we move from fear-based rigidity to horizons of flexibility?   In this episode, I’m joined by author and leading subject matter expert in longevity and anti-aging, Dr. Mario Martinez. We discuss why physical health cannot be separated from our culture.  Growing older only takes time, aging is really what you do with the time based on your culture and beliefs. -Dr. Mario Martinez     Three Takeaways    There is a missing link between mind and body in the aging process

Until we learn to truly love and trust ourselves, a lack of self-acceptance will always lead to unhealthy behaviors.    Even with the healthiest training and fitness routines, if we don’t love ourselves we’ll take care of our bodies with the wrong intention. The truth is when we train because we don’t love ourselves, the ends do not justify the means.    Fitness isn’t a monolithic thing that’s only determined by how we look; it’s also about how we feel about ourselves and our overall mental health. The intention behind why we exercise matters, it must be healthy and enriching.     Why do so many fitness-obsessed people train for all the wrong reasons, and how can we correct it?    What should our intention be when it comes to working out and eating healthy? In this episode, I’m joined by TV and radio personality, Mike Catherwood. He shares his incredible life story, including overcoming addiction, changing his direction and achieving “real health”.  I used to use the gym and my eating as a way to escape my