A short transcript excerpt from a discussion (YouTube video) where speakers argue that travel is highly stressful/toxic to the body (EMFs, radiation, circadian disruption) and that arriving at a restorative location (e.g., near water) allows practices—grounding, cold water exposure—to reset biology and prime recovery processes like stem-cell activity and exosome signaling.
Oh, it's fantastic. I mean, you mentioned. So two important things there. One, travel, I think, is one of the most toxic, damaging things you can do to your body, right? Like you're up there, EMFs, radiation, circadian rhythm is off, like you mentioned. And so when you get to a place like this, it is kind of like the perfect environment to reset all that. But the trip getting here is really damaging. So how do we mitigate for that? And then I come here, you know, for a week on end sometimes, and just like all the things you said, I just get my biology in a really good state by doing things like grounding, getting to the water, all these things. And it's like the perfect combo, right? Like, you come here and you can then prime your body for stem cells, exosomes, et cetera, while you're here.
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