Young Americans have this silly coming-of-age tradition; at around 18 years old they move out of their parents’ homes and rent cheap and completely bare apartments in bad neighborhoods and then blow their cash on crappy furniture and chintzy interior appointments.
Living around the world, I’ve learned that other cultures do this more sensibly; young people move out in their mid-twenties when they are more advanced in their careers or when they get married, and they often move into furnished apartments with roommates.
The experience of glowing with pride, sitting alone, in your new-to-you (yet funny-smelling) little apartment surrounded by a bunch of newly bought, cheap plastic stuff from Walmart is, as far as I can tell, a uniquely American one.
Many young Americans splurge disproportionate amounts of their income and savings on toys to show off to their friends who come over to their one-bedroom kingdoms; big-screen TVs, ridiculously overpowered stereo systems, guns, and massive collections of bottles of alcohol. And like so many male mammals, a young Jonathan Roseland was intent on converting his bedroom, in his tiny abode, into the ultimate seduction chamber…

A rare in-studio interview with my dad, Eric Roseland, about my family's NASA connection and a lot more...

Please excuse my father’s “ahhing” and the occasional background noise, courtesy of my wife’s ferocious little Pomeranian. 

Deciphering the disinformation and dueling nano-particle narratives...

For the skeptical biohacker, Colloidal Silver presents a conundrum, in researching it you'll come across two oppositional narratives espoused enthusiastically...

1. Colloidal silver is rank unscientific quackery - It only works because of the "placebo effect" and it might turn your skin blue!
2. Colloidal silver is miracle medicine - Big pharma demonizes it because they can't patent silver and it actually cures the illnesses they profit from perpetuating.

The truth, of course, lies somewhere in between. It is not a cure-all panacea, butyour wealthier ancestors used silver medicinally to fortify their immunity against all the microscopic nastiness that we've been up against since time immemorial. I don't sell Colloidal Silver because I want to retain my right to speak freely about science, so I'll shoot with you straight about it here...

A buck spent on Biohacking buys you time...

• It enhances your cognition so that you problem-solve better and faster.
• It allows you to reach and maintain true focus, it makes you impervious to costly distraction.
• It fortifies your immune defenses, preventing costly sick days, an especially good idea during the cold winter months.
• It multiplies the quality of your sleep; allowing you to enjoy deeply rejuvenating and restorative sleep.
• It makes you antifragile; it’s the ounce of prevention that saves you from spending a small fortune treating a chronic disease or fighting cancer.
• It’s pragmatic anti-aging, it elongates your health span and lifespan so that you get more time in this world to accomplish the things that matter to you.

I answer the July Biohacking and lifehacking questions in the Q&A podcasts below...