Pearl - October 31, 2026


Scientists Discovered a Molecule That Made Rats Live 90% LONGER？!

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00:00:00.000 Your mitochondria is the power source of every cell. There's between 50 and 5,000 mitochondria
00:00:05.300 in every cell in your body, except for your blood cells, which have zero, and your brain
00:00:10.240 and neurons, which have 2 million. It is amazing how much energy our nervous system uses relative
00:00:15.900 to our other systems. Like any power source, there is a negative byproduct. You think about
00:00:21.640 your car going down the road, there's exhaust. You think about a power plant, there's a smokestack.
00:00:25.960 in the case of mitochondria it's reactive oxygen species now so in a mitochondria it's producing
00:00:33.420 energy and it's managing the negative byproduct those reactive oxygen species but what happens
00:00:38.720 when you stress a mitochondria this of course begs the question how do you stress a mitochondria
00:00:44.080 i like to point out if you're alive in modern society you have stressed mitochondria right
00:00:49.240 Like smoking, drinking, EMF radiation off of your phone, cooked.
00:00:53.420 I think that's the right word.
00:00:56.800 So when it's stressed, it starts producing more reactive oxygen species
00:01:00.200 than can be managed by that glutathione and melatonin.
00:01:03.420 And that's when, again, if they're left to their own devices,
00:01:05.480 they'll run around and they'll cause all that damage.
00:01:08.560 That's where the EMF...
00:01:09.720 You take this and then it helps with that, basically.
00:01:12.420 Yeah.
00:01:12.700 Today, we're going to start the show by taking a shot of olive oil.
00:01:17.100 Cheers.
00:01:17.420 oh my god that's actually really good right i like can't believe wow i was expecting to like
00:01:24.180 wince or something no do you know what it is because when there's usually like health shots
00:01:28.140 they're usually disgusting yeah this is real olive oil from tunisia like we buy from a specific farm
00:01:35.440 on a regular basis so it's not your generic olive oil this is the real deal and it's cold pressed
00:01:41.420 extra virgin organic olive oil and the only other thing is this molecule that chris will describe
00:01:47.760 because he's been making it for 35 years in his lab in houston no way yeah he doesn't look old
00:01:53.600 enough take your glasses off i mean seriously he's 80 the guy is looking good so how did how
00:01:59.700 did you guys get started with this like what what did you have like an initial health problem that
00:02:04.260 made you like seek out it's it's funny that you share that patty's story is a little bit different
00:02:09.900 But mine, to some degree, there's so many people in the health space that have this pain to passion story.
00:02:16.880 And part of me is a little envious because my story isn't that.
00:02:21.040 I'm also kind of happy because I don't have the pain part.
00:02:24.000 It may be better than I have the pain.
00:02:26.440 I've been manufacturing this molecule.
00:02:29.060 So I'm holding up a model of the molecule.
00:02:32.120 It's called ESS 60.
00:02:33.800 And if you're listening, just imagine a soccer ball where the lines on the soccer ball represent the bonds between the carbon atoms.
00:02:40.440 You have a spherical molecule of 60 carbon atoms, again, called ESS-60.
00:02:45.160 The molecule was discovered in 1985 at Rice University here in Houston.
00:02:50.160 And the three scientists who discovered it won the Nobel Prize for that discovery in 1996.
00:02:55.920 So a short 11 years from discovery to being awarded the Nobel Prize.
00:02:59.980 And you can make it? And you make it.
00:03:02.240 And you make it. So it is a naturally occurring molecule. We'll start there. If you collect the
00:03:08.240 soot from a candle flame, right? So maybe you put a cold steel plate over a candle,
00:03:12.860 you'll get that deep, dark soot. That deep, dark soot has parts per million or parts per billion
00:03:18.040 of this ESS-60 molecule. So absolutely naturally occurring. But if you want quantities that are
00:03:23.800 kind of useful for a supplement, then you do actually manufacture the molecule.
00:03:28.920 um they the molecule is amazing so it performs as well or better than the current best materials in
00:03:35.500 almost every application so it makes better inks better batteries better tires better photo cells
00:03:40.840 and this is where people often get nervous when we're talking about i'm here and i'm like what
00:03:44.860 are you doing to my body why don't you make me drink i just drink it blind but wait it gets worse
00:03:51.840 I knew this is how the leftist would take me out.
00:03:54.780 Yeah.
00:03:55.980 I love it.
00:03:56.900 When I'm at conferences, I'll share often, hey, I now can sell you the antidote for what
00:04:01.540 you just took.
00:04:03.820 The price goes up every 10 minutes.
00:04:05.680 But the story does actually get worse.
00:04:07.920 So one of the shapes on the exterior of this ESS-60 molecule is the same shape.
00:04:13.140 So not the same formula, but the same shape as benzene.
00:04:16.660 And benzene is known to be toxic and known to be carcinogenic.
00:04:19.760 So they thought, it's still a bad story, right?
00:04:21.520 they thought this molecule was going to be toxic. They put it in a toxicity study and finally the
00:04:26.260 story starts to get better. Instead of being toxic, the test subjects that they gave it to,
00:04:31.120 in this case, Wistar rats, lived 90% longer than the control group. Wow. So the single longest
00:04:38.680 longevity experimental results on mammals in history, peer-reviewed published research is
00:04:44.080 because of what you just took. How many rats was it? So it was three. There were three groups
00:04:51.380 of rats in the study, right? And I'll break this down. One group was given water. That's a control
00:04:55.720 group. Another group was given olive oil. That's a semi-control group. And then the last group was
00:05:00.520 given olive oil with ESS 60. There were six rats in each of these groups. And at the point, so a
00:05:07.200 typical Wistar rat lives about 32 months. And at 32 months, all of the water rats were dead, right?
00:05:14.000 In that average, that's the average lifespan. And then the ones given what you just took lived out
00:05:18.880 to 62 months, a full 90% longer than the control group. By the way, the next best way to live
00:05:26.060 longer is called calorie restriction. If you reduce your calorie consumption by 30%,
00:05:32.620 you can extend your life by 30%. I call that the starve yourself one third to death diet.
00:05:39.140 And if you have a clipboard, nobody wants to sign up for that particular diet.
00:05:43.920 Nah, no, buddy. 1.00
00:05:44.860 That's too hard, especially women. 1.00
00:05:47.700 Well, and I think, by the way, that's like one third less calories,
00:05:51.460 not from the standard American diet, but what we should actually be eating.
00:05:56.120 Right.
00:05:56.920 Okay, so basically they do this study and these rats live longer,
00:06:00.760 so they try to replicate it in people?
00:06:03.820 Well, if you think about humans living 90% longer,
00:06:07.840 the average human would live to 152.
00:06:10.860 Now, if like when I first thought about this number, that's not the oldest human, that's the average human.
00:06:17.820 There's a bell curve around that. So that particular study will never be done.
00:06:23.040 I am very proud to share. We are a very, very weird supplement company.
00:06:27.980 Most supplement companies don't do research and even fewer publish.
00:06:32.340 We're continuing to do research. We published in 2024, 2025.
00:06:36.880 We are hoping to get a paper in under the wire in 2026.
00:06:40.680 So we're that odd company that continues to do research.
00:06:44.880 When is this going to kick in?
00:06:46.000 Like, when do I get it?
00:06:47.520 So I'll share.
00:06:49.560 There are certain people who are super in tune with themselves and they will notice, right?
00:06:55.440 I've had people take it and go like, okay, I will never stop taking this product.
00:06:59.420 Like from the first moment, I'm not like that.
00:07:03.080 Like, I don't have that intuition.
00:07:04.620 and if I did it's wrong because people will ask me questions and I'm like I don't know my foot
00:07:09.440 hurts and then I turn out to be wrong or whatever right um I like to map out the experience on the
00:07:15.320 product as about three months um and and I'll tell you our most consistent testimonials people
00:07:20.980 take the product in the morning they report mental focus and energy during the day and better sleep
00:07:25.580 at night so if you were to feel some sort of mental focus and energy as we progress through
00:07:30.460 this interview, that would not be a surprise at all. When you think about the three-month journey,
00:07:36.620 month one really is about focus and energy. And the testimonial I lean on here is we got some
00:07:42.520 product to an influencer. She took the product in the morning, sent in her video that evening,
00:07:47.200 and she pointed out that she didn't finish her cup of coffee. Now, I don't know if you're a coffee
00:07:51.980 drinker. I used to be a two to three cup of coffee per day person. Yeah. I'm trying to quit right now.
00:07:58.080 so this is perfect timing this will i'm down to one it's more of like it's the ritual like i come
00:08:03.920 to the office i make the cup of coffee it smells amazing i drink the cup of coffee it tastes amazing
00:08:09.600 um but i really am not a two to three cup of coffee per day person anymore is it because of
00:08:14.560 the like because it's a fat so it's like more filling or you're saying it's because of the
00:08:18.640 molecule well we believe it's the molecule we believe it's the molecule and what it's doing
00:08:24.240 inside of the mitochondria, right? So you're aware of, you said you're kind of into health.
00:08:29.740 There are supplements out there who will brag about operating at the cellular level. And they
00:08:34.640 should, because there are some supplements that you just take and they stay inside your intestinal
00:08:38.540 tract and you just excrete them out. They never get into your physiology. So if you have a
00:08:43.300 supplement that's operating at the cellular level, that's worth bragging about. But we believe our
00:08:48.400 ESS-60 molecule is operating at the subcellular level at the level of the mitochondria doing
00:08:55.140 some pretty amazing things in there. Okay. And so what are the like typical issues that people have
00:09:02.040 that I guess inspire them to take this? Like what are typical problems? Yeah. So I mean it runs the
00:09:11.180 spectrum. If you think about improving mitochondria and maybe I'll go down that path. Like what is it
00:09:16.460 that we think this molecule's actually doing in our, in our body. I'm going to get a little bit
00:09:21.260 geeky, so bear with me, but then I have a fun analogy at the end of it. And I think you'll
00:09:25.360 appreciate it. I might ask a lot of questions if you get geeky. Just love it. Yeah. Okay.
00:09:29.420 Please do. Cause I was never good at science. Yeah. So please ask questions. So, so the theory,
00:09:36.640 it's called the boss theory, which stands for buffering oxidative stress system. What gives
00:09:41.460 credibility to this theory is there is peer reviewed published research showing this ESS
00:09:46.080 60 molecule inside of the mitochondria. We also know from way back in the 90s that this molecule
00:09:52.020 can hold onto up to six negatively charged particles on the exterior of the cage. So here's
00:09:57.940 what that looks like. Buckle up for some geekiness. Your mitochondria is the power source of every
00:10:02.960 cell. There's between 50 and 5,000 mitochondria in every cell in your body, except for your blood
00:10:08.500 cells, which have zero, and your brain and neurons, which have two million. It is amazing how much
00:10:14.220 energy our nervous system uses relative to our other systems. Like any power source, there is a
00:10:20.180 negative byproduct. You think about your car going down the road, there's exhaust. You think about a
00:10:24.820 power plant, there's a smokestack. In the case of mitochondria, it's reactive oxygen species. Now,
00:10:31.440 the way I picture these, they're like little bumper cars. And if they're left to their own
00:10:35.240 devices in your body, they will run around and they'll smack into things. And when they do,
00:10:39.740 they'll cause rust what they really cause is oxidative stress and oxidative damage and that
00:10:44.920 sounds horrible because it is but like so many systems in our body there's a way to manage that
00:10:50.520 and the way you manage it what does that mean so um it's where if you call it rust okay like it's
00:10:58.780 rust right oh so it's basically like the power the cells working and that's kind of the what's
00:11:03.960 left yeah so exactly like so the cells producing the inner i mean excuse me the mitochondria is
00:11:09.320 producing the energy for the cell, and one of the byproducts is a negative byproduct. And that
00:11:14.680 negative byproduct, that reactive oxygen species, is normally managed by glutathione and melatonin.
00:11:21.600 Those are the two key antioxidants. It's worth stopping here because melatonin is the sleep
00:11:27.260 hormone. Our most consistent testimonial involves sleep, and so it's all working in the same area.
00:11:33.560 so in a mitochondria it's producing energy and it's managing the negative byproduct those reactive
00:11:40.000 oxygen species but what happens when you stress a mitochondria this of course begs the question
00:11:45.720 how do you stress a mitochondria i like to point out if you're alive in modern society
00:11:50.120 you have stressed mitochondria like smoking drinking emf there's so much stuff everywhere
00:11:57.020 yeah they're like we're cooked emf radiation off of your phone cooked i think that's that's
00:12:03.900 that's the right word um and so when it's stressed it starts producing more reactive oxygen species
00:12:10.460 than can be managed by that glutathione and melatonin and that's when again if they're left
00:12:14.780 to their own devices they'll run around and they'll cause all that damage that's where the
00:12:19.900 you take this and then it helps with that basically yeah like grease almost well think
00:12:24.860 think of it this way right and i've got that fun analogy don't worry the fun analogy is coming
00:12:30.220 so when you have extra reactive oxygen species this ess 60 molecule holds on to those extra ones
00:12:37.180 so they don't run around and do any damage and then when that mitochondria can replenish the
00:12:41.740 glutathione replenish the melatonin it can manage them properly so patty wants to say something
00:12:48.060 go ahead patty go right ahead well i can tell you're puzzled and a lot of people might be
00:12:54.340 because they don't speak mitochondria and all these long science words and so i just wanted
00:12:59.380 to basically say what we're talking about is you put it on a spoon you take it and it detoxes
00:13:05.180 your cells so it's really overall body detox that's what c60 evo was doing but what is most
00:13:12.820 notable about this product is that the brain has 2 million mitochondria per cell, which is the
00:13:20.240 powerhouse of every cell. So when we're kind of lugging and tired, it's because our mitochondria
00:13:26.020 is just toxic. When you take this, the brain is going to be the first thing to notice.
00:13:32.320 And that's what I wanted to bring it down to kind of understanding that when you take it,
00:13:36.780 what you're going to notice is mental focus, less brain fog, memory coming back. My mom's 97. She
00:13:43.540 can tell you everything I've done in my life, good or bad. And I'm in my seventies. She forgets
00:13:49.200 nothing. She's taken the product for seven years like I have. So it's really wonderful for the
00:13:55.320 brain, which is what drew us to come and work with your channel because you are totally dealing with
00:14:02.180 neck-up consciousness of people's nutball-ness. I'm cooked. Is it in this, too? I really liked
00:14:09.180 this. That's luxuriant for your body. This is luxuriant for your brain. And yes, it does have
00:14:16.700 the molecule in it. Oh, it does? Okay. Oh, yeah. Everything we have is infused with the ESS-60
00:14:22.820 molecule that Chris makes in his lab for 35 years. And it's so great with anti-aging. I don't know
00:14:31.320 how young you are but chris if he takes his glasses off he looks pretty young the guy's 80
00:14:36.840 i mean really good i'm kidding i am 57 oh wow and i'm 73 oh wow so yeah but what i went through to
00:14:47.060 meet chris was way different than what chris went through to meet me i had been in the ufo field
00:14:53.400 for 10 years and i was touring with all of the great researchers that were the four-star generals
00:14:59.520 the astronauts, Edgar Mitchell. And all of a sudden they all started dying. And all of a sudden
00:15:04.740 I got whacked and I survived. And then a few years later, I got uraniumed in my garage. So
00:15:11.400 I was really going through some pretty surprising things for a little granny. And I found this
00:15:19.380 product, which brought me back, which just blew my mind. And then I contacted Chris and he and I,
00:15:26.300 probably the most odd couple of the universe have created this company where I bring in more of the
00:15:35.160 kind of cosmic element and design the products that smell divine and they have the lab and he's
00:15:41.320 meticulous down there so it's a really great combination because I'm all about getting it
00:15:47.400 out to the right people and for people that need to tell the truth hello music lovers it's all about
00:15:54.960 this? And, you know, 2 million mitochondria per cell, that's a big word again, but what it means
00:16:01.940 is it's really going to spark your brain. And for people that are into the more spiritual elements,
00:16:07.480 we can talk about the pineal gland, which is up there as well with a lot of mitochondria.
00:16:14.800 So as you're cleaning and clearing your system, you're going to just start waking up. And needless
00:16:19.320 to say we're at a time in history where we're all waking up in one way or another. You're doing it
00:16:25.660 more on social media. Oh my God, your shows kill me. You just, it cracks me up. My daughter has
00:16:32.020 a skin spa, so she's got all these women within a face stuff, you know, and I'm thinking, how do you 1.00
00:16:37.040 deal with it? You know, she's on Evo. Okay. So that's interesting. So you guys have your own 1.00
00:16:42.920 research lab at this company basically, and that's what Chris runs it. And then you do like
00:16:48.660 front-facing stuff more is that right yeah no that's exactly right but i keep us on the air and
00:16:56.340 pick really cool people to work with and truthfully we don't work with anybody that
00:17:00.740 doesn't take the products because once you take it you won't want to stop as somebody that just
00:17:06.340 does non-stop research like you do you won't believe the endurance you're going to be like
00:17:11.220 two hours longer going oh my god you're going to look at the clock and say how did i do that
00:17:17.220 and it's the evo it's really funny how people say yeah i just noticed a lot more energy oh wait this
00:17:23.060 doesn't hurt my elbow's better it's like we forget the things that used to hurt when we take this
00:17:30.020 wow and is there a way how do you kind of talking about it earlier is it
00:17:36.100 nat is this the only place you can consume it or is there like natural places where it doesn't
00:17:41.300 enough to be in a lab because you said sorry I don't know if that's a yeah so you can't everyone
00:17:46.620 already in your audience has already been exposed to it because it's found in the sort of a candle
00:17:51.720 there's also tons of it in space most people don't have access to that and then in that kt boundary
00:17:57.360 where the asteroid struck the planet and took out the dinosaurs that kt boundary has an elevated
00:18:02.980 amount of this ess 60 molecule so again very naturally occurring it's just you know in order
00:18:09.340 to have quantities that are appreciable. It's a very challenging process to, in fact, you have to
00:18:15.220 vaporize graphite rods. And it turns out graphite rods are some of the hardest materials on the
00:18:20.160 planet to vaporize. So you need local temperatures of the sun to vaporize graphite. Is there a
00:18:25.800 difference when it's manufactured and when it's natural? So that's a great question, right? People
00:18:30.240 think about hormones and there's almost bioidentical, there's just hormones, there's
00:18:35.100 actually bio-identical. The reality is this molecule is so simple. It's only 60 carbon atoms.
00:18:42.600 There is only one way to put it together. In organic chemistry, there are things kind of
00:18:46.920 called right-handed and left-handed. This does not have that feature. And so whether you
00:18:52.260 manufacture it in a reactor, find it in the sort of the candle on the KT boundary,
00:18:56.820 or actually out in space, it is the exact same molecule. Is there anything else you guys think
00:19:01.780 I should know about the product? I do. I love the fact that the 2012 Paris Bakhti study that was
00:19:08.700 done on the toxicity of this molecule, not only did the rats live 90% longer, but more important
00:19:15.960 to me, they died without any tumors, which was extremely rare for these rats. And needless to
00:19:24.620 say, a lot of us have so much toxicity that we have had, you know, skin stuff and stuff removed
00:19:31.760 and taken off. And so it doesn't, Chris is very careful not to say we cure anything because we
00:19:39.460 can't and don't want to say that on the air. But boy, the testimonials are just like, what? You
00:19:46.220 know, one after another. So very impressive. Impressive that we're the only lab in the world
00:19:53.360 that took it from industrial C60, which was what Chris said in the beginning. And you went, wait,
00:19:59.060 what cars, tires, batteries, not cars, but tires, batteries. And then they never knew really that
00:20:05.820 they'd be making a supplement and a face serum, let alone for people and pets. And boy, have we
00:20:12.640 come a long way since Chris and I hooked up. And now these poor guys at the lab are making this
00:20:18.400 succulent body cream that you've mentioned a few times, the face serums, uh, and all of the guys
00:20:25.100 at the lab look darn good compared to when I met them. It smells really good. Seriously, guys,
00:20:31.060 right? It's like a great smell. Yeah. Um, well, thanks for educating me on this today, guys. I
00:20:36.960 really appreciate it. Yeah. We have a special landing page for you. Did you get that link?
00:20:43.440 Yeah, it'll be in the description. Um, but let me, let me pull it up. Yeah. If you pull it up,
00:20:47.780 we can do a little description because i think your audience might like to know chris did you
00:20:52.480 have something else you wanted to mention oh no i did share the screen so you might be able to pull
00:20:56.500 up that that page add to the state oh yeah look at that oh you are so much cuter in person girl
00:21:02.760 thank you thank you i tried oh what do you have any like two for one specials like what do you
00:21:08.440 guys got oh so much better patty go go ahead oh better all right what do we got so what we got
00:21:14.400 here is they just have to type in our name your name which is c60evo like evolution.com forward
00:21:21.160 slash and they'll come to this page the first thing you're going to see is tap that up there
00:21:25.800 to get a discount at checkout and what we're doing not on our website but on your landing page is
00:21:32.360 offering groups of products as well as singles at the bottom but this way it's you can save money
00:21:39.400 So if you buy two or three or six pack, you're going to save more with the more you buy.
00:21:46.720 And if you sign up for a monthly subscription, you're going to save even more.
00:21:51.740 It'll be shipped to you regularly and you can cancel it anytime.
00:21:55.860 It's no obligation.
00:21:57.640 Our customer service people love them.
00:21:59.900 We've got more than 500 five-star reviews, really nice people.
00:22:03.560 but this is the product that we recommend above all because it's the one that's been used in most
00:22:08.600 of the peer-reviewed studies and we're proud to say that those peer-reviewed studies used products
00:22:13.960 that came from our lab this formula so some people that want to get more carried away they'll say
00:22:20.940 what else do you have you know inside and out this is our starter set and it's a two-part face serum
00:22:27.400 and the reason it's in two blue bottles is so that we could separate the oil. There Chris has
00:22:34.720 got it. He usually models it on most of the shows because you have to freshly activate it in the
00:22:39.780 palm of your hand. You take the peptide, which is this beautiful blue formula, and then a couple
00:22:45.040 drops of the oil. And if you activate it each time, then we didn't have to put emulsifiers and
00:22:50.360 chemicals in. It's a beautiful product, great results. And if you're taking the spoonful in
00:22:56.100 the morning, and then you put it on your face, you're going to multiply your results impressively.
00:23:01.400 So the two pack is less, the three pack is less. And because it's your first show, we are doing
00:23:07.600 a wholesale special, which is really unusual. If you want to buy six sets, we're doing 40% off,
00:23:14.640 which is huge for us, 40% of that six pack there. So for people that don't want to taste the oil or
00:23:24.020 that travel a lot we have the capsules and i sent those to you and the capsules are great because
00:23:29.540 they will not pull them out of your carry-on at the tsa you can stick them in your briefcase your
00:23:34.580 pocket your purse and take them out for the day and just pop a few here and there or do all six
00:23:40.820 in the morning and you're going to be cooking all day long until eight or nine and then just boom
00:23:47.460 like if anyone wanted to know aren't they beautiful amber yeah yeah it's very pretty
00:23:53.540 pretty we're looks maxing in 2020 2027 we're done being chopped you know it's all that looks maxing
00:24:00.260 so i'm sure well you better be looking good then yeah well thank you guys so much for coming on um
00:24:08.180 is there anywhere else um that you can are you guys on twitter is it the website yeah we're all
00:24:13.300 all over the place. Yeah, just type in C60EVO.com, but don't be confused. Make sure that you're
00:24:20.720 looking at C60 Evo, because there are people that try and be us, wannabes, but they won't be us. So
00:24:27.280 C60EVO.com forward slash pearly, and you're going to see that landing page and find all kinds of
00:24:34.700 discounts. We also, because of the, shall we say, position we're in as a world right now,
00:24:40.260 we do case discounts seven days a week. If you buy 12, we do 25% off. And we're selling a lot
00:24:48.720 of cases because people are stocking up on food, water, and Evo. So yeah, we're going to definitely
00:24:57.060 be cooking with gas. So if you keep your brain centered, I think we're going to get a lot
00:25:03.300 cleaner world moving forward so nice to meet you really excited to get going nice to meet you guys
00:25:11.020 and yeah they hate you because they ain't you you know you know i wanted to tell you a line
00:25:17.420 from an elder because my mom has told me this for years and she's been single uh at 97 years old i
00:25:24.120 would think but she says i said mom do you ever think you're gonna get married again and she goes
00:25:28.720 I think I want to be a nurse or a purse. So you can use that one on your elders as an answer if
00:25:38.300 you need it. But that's why older, way older people are no longer women. Telling me, I heard 1.00
00:25:45.700 that from a few of them there, you know, that are in their 80s and 90s. Yeah, well, okay then.
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