Podcasts about Forever Labs

Steven shares his path in the corporate world to learning about stems cells and the subsequent creation of Forever Labs. Steven Clausnitzer is the CEO and Co-founder of Forever Labs, where they store STEM cells so you can live longer and healthier. Steven is also an avid supporter of young entrepreneurs helping them any way he can. Prior to Forever Labs, Steven Clausnitzer spent 15 years mentoring and developing top-talent at fortune 500 companies including American Express and Wolters Kluwer. Steven has extensive experience in strategic growth, commercialization, and team leadership. https://foreverlabs.com/

Steven is the CEO and Co-founder of Forever Labs, where they store STEM cells so you can live longer and healthier. They have also filed 3 patents which help facilitate autologous, biologic interventions. Steven believes that Forever Labs is tackling the greatest problem to ever face mankind, aging and age related disease. They have raised over $8M in funding and  are operational in 20 states. In 2017, Steven took Forever Labs Through the esteemed tech accelerater, Y Combinator. Fellow alumnus include Airbnb, Dropbox, DoorDash, Reddit, Stripe and Coinbase. Listen in to learn the latest on longevity, and the fascinating world of stem cell banking!Find episode links, notes and artwork at:https://blog.dirobi.comThis show is for informational purposes only. None of the information in this podcast should be construed as dispensing medical advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Here's an interview with a #Michigan doctor on the topic of stem cell harvesting and banking. Watch the video version on the Michael Angelo Caruso YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/michaelangelocaruso. Dr. Tom Nabity runs the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. He is a non-surgical, orthopedic physician who specializes in pain management, including stem cell therapy. One of its services is harvesting stem cells from patients so that those patients can heal more quickly from future age-related maladies such as: - Bone fractures (broken hips, compression fractures) - Heart attack recovery - Stroke recovery - Alzheimer's and dementia - Slowing of the aging process Important: This podcast does not offer official #health or medical advice. Consult your doctor before undertaking any medical procedure. There are four types of stem cells: 1) Embryonic 2) Umbilical cord from a donor 3) Autologous from fat 4) Autologous from bone marrow* *Michael had stem cells pulled from his bone marrow (upper pelvis). The procedure: The doc uses ultrasound to identify a good, safe entry place, then sterilizes the location. A numbing agent is introduced. A diamond tip needle is inserted (about a half-inch in Michael's case). The doctor can use a hand drill or a power drill for the insertion of the needle. He uses a syringe to harvest the bone marrow, which is actually 60 ccs of blood. The large vials are then sent to the stem cell bank to be cryogenically stored at super cold temperatures stored. Dr. Nabity uses Forever Labs in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The going rate on stem cell banking costs about $250 per year. Michael thinks of it as an investment in his health. There are still lots of unanswered questions, such as: - What happens when lots of people start living longer? - What about people who can't afford to bank their own stem cells? - Will reintroducing stem cells work the way we want it to? Reach Dr. Nabity at https://regenerativemedicinemichigan.com/ If you like to stay motivated, subscribe to Michael's fun “Friday5” newsletter at https://www.michaelangelocaruso.com/friday-5 Check out/Subscribe to the Motivation Playlist on the Michael Angelo Caruso channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQGlGygT_dU&list=PLTvuct6H_drXVQK-cpIdtrhr2vlYhNKGW When you're motivated to be your best, the world is your oyster. Good things such as a great job, ideal partners and prime opportunities, come to those who believe in themselves. Self-esteem and a good strong self-concept are central to being highly motivated. t's hard for others to believe in you if you don't believe in yourself. This is true in leadership, sales and even when raising a family. Tony Robbins' mentor, Jim Rohn, famously said you are the sum of the five people you hang around with most. If your five best friends are destitute, you are more likely to become poor. If your favorite five people are upwardly mobile, you are likely to do well financially. If your FFF (Five Friends Forever) are overweight and unhealthy, you're likely to take on some of their bad habits. When your best buddies are fit and exercise prone, you are probably like them. Highly motivated people: - Are in a good mood every day - See the glass as half-full - Are optimistic even in the face of adversity - Are resourceful when meeting challenges - Exercise, eat right, take care of themselves - Banish negative thinking - Systemize productive thoughts, emotions, behavior - Consume “how-to” books, videos and podcasts - Avoid angry people and negative emotions - Have “leftover” energy to help others and give back More in the Motivation Playlist on the Michael Angelo Caruso channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQGlGygT_dU&list=PLTvuct6H_drXVQK-cpIdtrhr2vlYhNKGW Subscribe (ring that silver notification bell!) to be notified of new videos.  Likes/Comments welcome! Michael Angelo Caruso teaches presentation skills that will help you command the room, get noticed and advance your career. If you're a leader or salesperson, Michael will help you become a better presenter for the rest of your life. The most important business skill for leaders and salespeople is the ability to effectively communicate with groups of people. Look into leadership and sales training so you can keep teams interested, motivated and successful. Use Michael to pump up your next conference or industry event. He's one of the top keynote speakers in America and he's spoken on five continents and in 49 of the 50 states. And his reputation is expanding in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and South America.

What if we could stop time and preserve the biological potential of our younger selves? It is the goal of Forever Labs,  a US company that stores stem cells for possible use in later life, to combat age-related disease and, perhaps, aging itself. The company collects and cryo-preserves stem cells so they can be used in future health treatments and therapies, should medical advances allow it. In this interview Steven Clausnitzer, who founded the company in 2015, explains his vision that illnesses occurring in the years to come, could be treated, or even prevented, through the use of stem cells that were put into storage during healthier times.  Recorded: March 15, 2022 | Read a transcript and show notes at the LLAMA podcast website.The Live Long and Master Aging podcast, a HealthSpan Media LLC production, shares ideas but does not offer medical advice.  If you have health concerns of any kind, or you are considering adopting a new diet or exercise regime, you should consult your doctor.Affiliation disclosure: DoNotAge.org is offering listeners to LLAMA a 10% discount on its range of products, including NAD boosters. The podcast receives a small commission when you use the use code LLAMA for purchases at DoNotAge.org - it helps to cover production costs and ensures that our interviews remain free for all to listen. Health queries can be answered by emailing: hello@donotage.org

As you age, you lose stem cells. Scientists have found that collecting younger samples of these cells can be effective for future medical treatment. Being your own stem cell donor can come with a plethora of benefits, and many researchers believe that you will thank yourself later for thinking ahead.  Joining us on this podcast is Steven Clausnitzer. Steven is the CEO and co-founder of Forever Labs, an adult stem cell banking and storage company. Forever Labs uses an outpatient procedure to harvest adult Mesenchymal stem cells for prospective medical treatments down the road.  In this episode, you will hear Steven address topics such as: The origins of Forever Labs. The advantages of stem cell banking and storage.  The procedures behind stem cell harvesting.  How using stem cells prophylactically can prevent age-related diseases.   Offer: This episode is sponsored by Bowmar Nutrition. To receive a 5% discount, use the code GENIUS5 at checkout. Go to BowmarNutrition.com to shop now! To learn more about Forever Labs and their services, you can visit foreverlabs.com.  

Did you know that your adult stem cells are a specialized population of cells that have the unique ability to self-renew and differentiate into multiple tissue types. Because of this, they can replenish dying cells and regenerate damaged tissue. You can think of them as the tools your body uses to repair damage acquired over time. As we age, the number and function of our stem cells decline. But what if you could stop time on this invaluable resource and preserve the biological potential of these cells for the future. I recently discovered a company called Forever Labs which uses technology to bank your stem cells to help you live healthier and longer. Steven Clausnitzer, CEO and Co-founder of Forever Labs, joins me in a conversation about how the company is evaluating autologous interventions to extend the healthy human lifespan. Forever Labs has received several patents, including one for a service providing accelerated healing and reversing hair loss. In addition, Steven has managed to personally raise over $8 million in funding for Forever Labs, building his brand in a way that continues to make a difference in the future. An avid supporter of young entrepreneurs, I also learn how Steven spends his free time mentoring these individuals.

Prior to Forever Labs, Steven Clausnitzer spent 15 years mentoring and developing top-talent at fortune 500 companies including American Express and Wolters Kluwer.Steven has extensive experience in strategic growth, commercialization, and team leadership. He has raised over $8MM for Forever Labs, growing into 20 markets and filing several patents.Learn More https://foreverlabs.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-steven-clausnitzer-founder-of-forever-labs

Prior to Forever Labs, Steven Clausnitzer spent 15 years mentoring and developing top-talent at fortune 500 companies including American Express and Wolters Kluwer.Steven has extensive experience in strategic growth, commercialization, and team leadership. He has raised over $8MM for Forever Labs, growing into 20 markets and filing several patents.Learn More https://foreverlabs.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-steven-clausnitzer-founder-of-forever-labs

Here's an interview with a #Michigan doctor on the topic of stem cell harvesting and banking. Watch the video version on Michael's YouTube channel at xxxxx. This "Talk to Me" #podcast with Michael Angelo Caruso features Dr. Tom Nabity, who runs the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. He is a non-surgical, orthopedic physician who specializes in pain management, including stem cell therapy. One of its services is harvesting stem cells from patients so that those patients can heal more quickly from future age-related maladies such as: - Bone fractures (broken hips, compression fractures) - Heart attack recovery - Stroke recovery - Alzheimer's and dementia - Slowing of the aging process Important: This podcast does not offer official #health or medical advice. Consult your doctor before undertaking any medical procedure. There are four types of stem cells: 1) Embryonic 2) Umbilical cord from a donor 3) Autologous from fat 4) Autologous from bone marrow* *Michael had stem cells pulled from his bone marrow (upper pelvis). The procedure: The doc uses ultrasound to identify a good, safe entry place, then sterilizes the location. A numbing agent is introduced. A diamond tip needle is inserted (about a half-inch in Michael's case). The doctor can use a hand drill or a power drill for the insertion of the needle. He uses a syringe to harvest the bone marrow, which is actually 60 ccs of blood. The large vials are then sent to the stem cell bank to be cryogenically stored at super cold temperatures stored.  Dr. Nabity uses Forever Labs in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The going rate on stem cell banking costs about $250 per year.  Michael thinks of it as an investment in his health. There are still lots of unanswered questions, regarding this process, such as: - What happens when lots of people start living longer? - What about people who can't afford to bank their own stem cells? - Will reintroducing stem cells work the way we want it to? For more info, reach Dr. Nabity at https://regenerativemedicinemichigan.... If you like to stay motivated, subscribe to Michael's fun “Friday5” newsletter at https://www.michaelangelocaruso.com/f... Check out/Subscribe to the Motivation Playlist on the Michael Angelo Caruso channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQGlG... When you're motivated to be your best, the world is your oyster. Good things such as a great job, ideal partners and prime opportunities, come to those who believe in themselves. Self-esteem and a good strong self-concept are central to being highly motivated. It's hard for others to believe in you if you don't believe in yourself. This is true in leadership, sales and even when raising a family. Tony Robbins' mentor, Jim Rohn, famously said you are the sum of the five people you hang around with most. If your five best friends are destitute, you are more likely to become poor. If your favorite five people are upwardly mobile, you are likely to do well financially. If your FFF (Five Friends Forever) are overweight and unhealthy, you're likely to take on some of their bad habits. When your best buddies are fit and exercise prone, you are probably like them. Highly motivated people: - Are in a good mood every day - See the glass as half-full - Are optimistic even in the face of adversity - Are resourceful when meeting challenges - Exercise, eat right, take care of themselves - Banish negative thinking - Systemize productive thoughts, emotions, behavior - Consume “how-to” books, videos and podcasts - Avoid angry people and negative emotions - Have “leftover” energy to help others and give back More in the Motivation Playlist on the Michael Angelo Caruso YT channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQGlG... Subscribe (ring that silver notification bell!) to be notified of new videos Like/Comment as you prefer.  Michael Angelo Caruso teaches presentation skills that will help you command the room, get noticed and advance your career. If you're a leader or salesperson, Michael will help you become a better presenter for the rest of your life. The most important business skill for leaders and salespeople is the ability to effectively communicate with groups of people. Look into leadership and sales training so you can keep teams interested, motivated and successful. Use Michael to pump up your next conference or industry event. He's one of the top keynote speakers in America and he's spoken on five continents and in 49 of the 50 states. 

Can preserving your own stem cells help combat aging... and even death? Our guest, Steven Clausnitzer, is the Founder and CEO of Forever Labs. Forever Labs is a Y Combinator from the Summer 2017 batch.Learn more and connect with Steven: Website: https://foreverlabs.com/Emai: info@foreverlabs.comDisclaimer - Forever Labs gave me a referral code that gives new customers $250 off of their stem cell banking at checkout, and gives me a free year of storage each use. I didn't do this podcast for the free storage but figured I'd pass along the code to give you the discount. Code for $250 off with Forever Labs: CEDEnjoy! Listen to more Calls From the Future here: https://bit.ly/2STWsETTIMESTAMPS:0:03 Steven's story       6:34 Freezing stem cells and their potential usage       10:55 Age-related decline      17:04 The anti-aging field in 10 years & oura rings      20:59 Stem cell banking       25:31 What age to freeze stem cells?      29:04 Biological age of cells      31:56 Reversing aging & exosomes      36:46 Supershot - Forever Labs      38:25 Stem cells being mainstream      43:09  Reaching out to Steven   

Joining me is an entrepreneur whose company is way different from everything else that we’ve done here at Mixergy. Usually I interview entrepreneurs about how they built their companies; there’s a beginning, middle and end to the story. We know how it turned out. But Steven Clausnitzer is running a company called Forever Labs. They will store your STEM cells so you can live healthier longer. I invited him here to talk about what that means. Steven Clausnitzer is the founder of Forever Labs, Stem Cell banking for adults. Sponsored byToptal – Toptal is a global network of top talent in business, design, and technology that enables companies to scale their teams, on demand. Toptal serves thousands of clients, including Fortune 500 companies and innovative startups, delivering expertise and world-class solutions at an unparalleled success rate. With elite freelancers in over 100 countries, Toptal connects the world’s top talent with leading companies in days, not weeks. Plus, every new engagement begins with a no-risk trial period, so clients only pay if satisfied with the work. Get started hiring with Toptal today. HostGator – Ready to take your website to the next level? Whether you’re a first-time blogger or an experienced web pro, HostGator has all the tools you need to create a great-looking website or online store. A wide range of options includes cloud-based web hosting, reseller hosting, VPS hosting and dedicated servers. Founded in 2002, HostGator is the perfect web partner for business owners and individuals seeking hands-on support. Visit www.hostgator.com/mixergy to see what HostGator can do for your website. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint

In this episode, our host Dr. Trevor Turner, RMSK interviews Dr. Thomas Nabity Jr. MD, a physician board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and pain management, about his experience banking stem cells at the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine: (https://regenerativemedicinemichigan.com/). In this episode, we discuss the reasons behind why patients use a company like Forever Labs (https://foreverlabs.com/) to cryopreserve or freeze their younger stem cells for use at a later date. We talk about the 100+ clinical trials currently underway with the FDA for the use of stem cells to treat age related diseases and why younger cells may be superior to older cells. Dr. Nabity also describes his own experience getting his bone marrow sampled as well as those of his children. We also highlight ways patient may consider getting the best yield of cells when they have the procedure done. Have more questions? Do not hesitate to check out our updated research based library where we accumulate the best scientific evidence from around the world for orthopedic applications of PRP (https://www.georgiaboneandjoint.org/prp-educational-library/) and stem cell (https://www.georgiaboneandjoint.org/bmac-evidence-based-literature-library/). Or check out our blog (https://www.georgiaboneandjoint.org/blog/) or book online: https://www.georgiaboneandjoint.org/book-appointment/.

Text ‘bulletproof’ to 345345 to stay in the know about all things Bulletproof, and buy the book HERE!   Bulletproof Dental Practice Podcast Episode 89 Hosts: Dr. Peter Boulden & Dr. Craig Spodak Guest: Steven Clausnitzer, CEO/Co-Founder of Forever Labs   Watch full video of the interview by clicking here!   Key Takeaways: Dentistry accelerates the aging process Introduction to Steven / Forever Labs Using young stem cells The best age to harvest stem cells The younger the better 8 opportunities to grow cells Multi-potent Using sourced stem cells throughout the rest of your life Cryogenically frozen Growing more cells outside the body than inside it Growing specific to an application What’s the difference in cord blood banking? Can I use my children’s blood / stems? 50% rejection rate hoa match Need your own cells What type of investment is this? Moving from disease treatment society > health maintenance society Longevity escape velocity - 12 years - time x money $2500 procedure, $250 per year for storage, lifetime plan $7000 upfront Differences in dental vs health care, preventative medicine - longevity Free giveaway lifetime procedure Giving Away 1 FREE Lifetime Procedure: go.foreverlabs.com/giveaway/boulden, use code: Boulden   References: Forever Labs Giveaway for 1 FREE Lifetime Procedure Dr. Aubrey de Grey “Ending Aging” video Peter Diamandis

Stem cells are quite literally the life line to everything we, as humans, are. They restore blood, bone, immune systems and other vital tissues and body systems. As we age the number and quality of our stem cells decreases. When we could most benefit from the use of stem cells, they are generally at their worst state within our bodies. Forever labs are the first company to bank young adult stem cells when they are in their best shape, to be used later in life when you need them to live a healthier and longer life. The procedure is simple. A Forever Labs certified technician performs a quick and easy outpatient procedure using a local anesthetic. The stem cells are then cryogenically frozen and then deposited into a clinical-grade biorepository until needed in the future. In this interview, we speak with Mark Katakowski, Co-Founder, President and Chief Science Officer at Forever Labs. He explains how they are revolutionizing the healthcare industry by using stem cells to be repurposed throughout your life to treat diseases, aging itself, and for other therapeutic uses.

Steven Clausnitzer is CEO of Forever Labs, a Y Combinator company. Prior to Forever Labs, Steven spent 15 years mentoring and developing top-talent at fortune 500 companies including American Express and Wolters Kluwer. Steven has extensive experience in strategic growth, commercialization, and team leadership.

Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever? The SOFLETE gang chats with Steven Clausnitzer of Forever Labs about storing your stem cells and what that could mean for your health in the future. Don't miss it!

In this episode I talk with Dr. Tom Nabity MD, an interventional pain Physician, and Steven Clausnitzer who is CEO of Forever Labs. We discuss the current use of stem cells in medicine, and whether they have the potential to some day prevent disease and even reverse aging. We also briefly discuss the controversial subject of hormonal therapy for health maintenance, improved quality of life, and longevity.

CEO Steven Clausnitzer, prior to Forever Labs, spent 15 years mentoring and developing top-talent at fortune 500 companies including American Express and Wolters Kluwer. He has extensive experience in strategic growth, commercialization, and team leadership.   Dr. Mark Katakowski received his Ph.D. in Medical Physics from Oakland University. He has over 15 years experience investigating bone mesenchymal stem cell therapies for neurological disease, and an extensive scientific publication record.   Dr. Katakowski was first to demonstrate that microRNA functions as an intercellular communication molecule between brain tumor cells. This work led to his finding that bone marrow MSCs communicate with the nervous system via blood-born exosomes. Dr. Katakowski's hypothesis that bone marrow cell degradation contributes to aging and age-related disease is the founding principle of Forever Labs. Attend my one-day conference January 27th in Pittsburgh. Learn more here. Steven’s Challenge; Find someone over the age of 70 and ask them if they’d be interested in accessing their 35 year old biology. Mark’s Challenge; Be mindful of your physical existence and your body’s natural processes.

Each episode of Optimize Automate Outsource is aimed at helping you find the tools you need to be more effective in the things that matter to your life. This episode features articles, practices Ari and Nick are applying in their own lives, and a few services. Listen in to the conversation to hear how job flexibility/workplace flexibility is becoming more of a draw for talent, how the presence of your smartphone in the room can lead to cognitive limitations, how email can be used as a task manager, and more. Job flexibility is becoming more and more important to job seekers If you’re trying to build a company you know how competitive the job market is right now. People with the talent and attitude you need are in high demand - so you need every advantage you can get. Surveys are showing that one of the things job seekers are looking for is job or workplace flexibility. Is there any way you can provide that? If so, you might have the edge in getting the talent you need. Ari and Nick talk about an article that reveals the findings of the survey and discuss situations in which it may not apply, so be sure you listen. Could your own stem cells be used to help you when you’re older? There is still a lot of debate and theory about the usefulness of stem cells. But the prevailing scientific belief is that stem cells could be the key to all kinds of genetic therapies and treatments. In this episode of OAO Ari and Nick discuss one company that is offering to be your stem cell “bank” (for lack of a better term) so that, should the science catch up with the theory you may be able to treat some of the health issues you face as you age with your own stem cells. It’s an interesting idea. Find out more on this episode. Could your email function as a task manager, reminder, and more? Would it be helpful for you if you could schedule reminders, send follow-ups and create calendar events with just a few keystrokes, directly in your email? Gopher is a new service discussed on this episode of OAO that is entirely based on native email. There are far too many features to be listed in this paragraph and the applications for its use are far-reaching, so take a few minutes to listen to Ari and Nick discussing the app. Nick’s learning Italian - for a very interesting reason. One of the things Nick has long felt he needs to work on is what he calls his monotone way of speaking. He feels he’s a good communicator but would benefit greatly from learning better voice inflection and expression. What’s he doing to correct the issue? He’s taking Italian lessons. So much of the language is dependent on tone of voice and inflection, he’s finding it very helpful. Hear the entire story on this episode and maybe you’ll discover a solution to YOUR monotone voice. :) Featured Resources Mentioned On This Episode [0:06] Ari’s travel schedule and events over the next few weeks. [0:54] Article that shows the presence of your phone in the room reduces cognitive capacity. [2:31] Workplace flexibility: redefining work. [3:36] Forever Labs - stem cells saving service to help once you age. [5:20] Slack for email: Gopher.email [6:01] Nick’s goals and why he’s learning Italian (to get rid of his monotone). Other Resources Mentioned hello@getleverage.com Text “Leverage” to “444999” to subscribe to the mailing list and get the first chapter of our new book.   Find out more about what we’re doing at Leverage at www.getleverage.com and www.leveragepodcasts.com