You're listening to Bulletproof Radio with Dave Asprey.

Today's cool fact of the day.

We've just invented a new 3D printed sponge that soaks up extra drugs in your body.

They're bringing the filtering abilities of a fuel cell.

They use a car or cell phone into the blood vessels of living organisms.

Initially this is designed for cutting down the toxic effects of cancer treatment.

This is a tiny little tube-shaped sponge 3D printed and put inside a vein near a tumor

that's being treated with chemo.

They put the drug in, they kill the tumor, and then the sponge absorbs the drugs before

it goes to the rest of your body.

You don't do things like throw up, lose your hair, have heart failure, and things like

that.

This is so cool.

Never in all of human history was this kind of ability even fathomable.

People say, Dave, you're nuts.

You're in men's health this month talking about living to at least 180.

We didn't have the ability to put filters in your blood vessels even last year.

Now we do.

Will this potentially increase human lifespan?

I like to hope so.

To date, studies have been done on pigs, but they're talking about human studies right

now, which is just really cool.

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