You're listening to Bulletproof Radio with Dave Asbury.

Today's cool fact of the day is that man-made insulin cells could one day actually treat

diabetes, which would be kind of cool given that, oh, 400 million people check their blood

sugar and inject insulin several times a day.

They've just developed some artificial cells that mimic how your natural beta cells

since blood sugar concentration and secrete the right amount of insulin.

And for now, only diabetic mice get those synthetic cells, but the researchers believe

the therapies of the future will look like this.

Frankly, I would rather though see the therapies of the future look at turning on your own

insulin sensitivity and just turning on your own beta cells and making them grow back.

I'm a big fan of, you don't need to upgrade your hardware until you've taken full advantage

of the hardware you've got now, but I'm not opposed to upgrading my hardware.

You know, give me an Adam Antium skeleton and some claws like that.

I mean, who wouldn't want that?

No.

That voice is none other than Dawson Church, who is sitting across from me rather than

at the end of a Skype connection because we're here together at the Transformation Leadership

Council in Hawaii, which is a group that Jack Canfield started in order to get leaders

in personal development together so we could inform a community, make friends, and talk

about stuff that's cool.

And I had a bunch of people I wanted to talk to, but Dawson was at the top of the list

because I know him and because he wrote a really cool book called The Genie in Your Genes

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