Looking to improve your cellular health and overall well-being? Stop oxidative stress right in its tracks with NanoVi technology.
As you probably know, targeting your mitochondria (the cell’s powerhouse) is one of the foolproof ways to ensure you increase your lifespan and quality of life.
One of my most relied-upon tools in my biohacking toolbox that I have been using consistently for six years is the NanoVi Exo device, which focuses on the concept of protein folding to target the mitochondria.
Protein folding is the physical process by which a protein chain is translated into its native three-dimensional structure, typically a “folded” conformation, by which the protein becomes biologically functional.
How does it work? The NanoVi Exo influences the water surrounding all the proteins within your body’s cells. When altering the protein structure in your cells, you begin to see an increase in performance, better recovery, an ability to fight inflammation, stronger focus throughout the day, and much more. When I’m working throughout the day, I set up my NanoVi device in front of me to breathe in the water vapors to allow for better protein folding mechanisms.
This incredible piece of equipment is one of the quickest, most secure, and breakthrough strategies for increasing DNA repair, swifter recovery, and radical revitalization of tissue as well as cellular membranes. It is also one of the best practices that you can implement for your longevity, and mitochondrial health, and is a perfect addition to any anti-aging, recovery, or overall fitness protocol.
Want to learn more about NanoVi’s breakthrough technology and order one yourself? Visit bengreenfieldfitness.com/NanoVi and get the full scoop.
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Thanks Ben. Epic as ever 👍
How much would you say it has impacted your health over the course of the last 6 years you have been using it? What effects have you noticed?
Ben shaved off the beard😭😭😭
It’s a joke
Ben – this seems like a less diverse version of a Rife Machine like a "spooky2". Have you looked at any rife machines for performance?
Have you ever measured your wing span? You have long arms