In this episode of The Superhuman Blueprint Podcast, Drew Griesel talks with Chris Burres, a scientist and co-founder of MyVitalC, about the groundbreaking molecule ESS60 and its potential to extend human lifespan. ESS60 is a Nobel Prize-winning carbon nanomaterial that has been shown to increase the lifespan of animals by up to 90%. Chris shares fascinating insights into how this molecule, when dissolved in olive oil, contains more ESS60 molecules than the number of cells in the human body.
The conversation dives deep into ESS60’s discovery at Rice University in 1985 and its remarkable properties, including its sixfold symmetry, which makes it unique in its resilience and health benefits. Chris explains how studies on Wistar rats revealed that those treated with ESS60 lived significantly longer, leading researchers to speculate that it could dramatically extend human life expectancy—potentially up to 152 years or more.
Chris also highlights the real-world benefits of ESS60, including reduced inflammation, enhanced sleep, improved mental focus, and even hair regrowth. As a selective antioxidant, ESS60 supports mitochondrial health and buffers oxidative stress, which is crucial for longevity. Drew and Chris also explore the potential for ESS60 in various applications, from health supplements to better batteries and materials. The conversation ends with practical advice on how to purchase MyVitalC and explore the various health benefits it offers.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in biohacking, longevity, and cutting-edge science that could change the way we approach aging.
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