The New SCIENCE of Energy Healing | Biohacking Updated
Dave Asprey
Nov 4, 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Boost mitochondrial energy efficiency by 22% with GEM wearable
A UCSD lab study found that the GEM wearable, which sends information signals into the body, increases mitochondrial energy efficiency by 22%.
Utilize digital pulse diagnosis to assess emotions and organ health
The GEM wearable uses a sensor to digitally replicate ancient Chinese pulse diagnosis, classifying 29 different pulse types to assess your emotional and organ characteristics.
Utilize biohacking devices to optimize body performance
Biohacking devices can be understood as performing a 'data injection attack' for your own good, sending specific signals like light or magnetism to alter the body's state.
Utilize GEM wearable for corrective energy management
The GEM (Guided Energy Management) is a $400 wearable that uses light and PEMF to deliver 'infosuticals,' or corrective information, directly to your body.
Recognize body as a field-based system for optimal function
The body is not just a chemical system; it's also a field-based system that communicates information far faster than chemistry, which is necessary to coordinate its trillions of operations per second.
Address trauma to prevent 20-year lifespan reduction
Experiencing three or more adverse childhood events is linked to an average 20-year reduction in lifespan, highlighting the massive energy leak caused by trauma.
Utilize GEM wearable to influence gene expression for resilience
The GEM wearable was shown in a lab setting to alter the expression of 1,124 different genes, including those for antioxidant capacity and cell resilience.
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