Revolutionizing athletic recovery and manufacturing, Perry Kamel, DNA Vibe

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In this episode, Parker sits down with Perry Kamel, the founder of DNA Vibe . DNA Vibe makes intelligent red light therapy products to help reduce pain and speed recovery for athletes and anybody with pain. While their products are revolutionary, what’s arguably more revolutionary is Perry’s Local Advanced Manufacturing Pod (LAMP) approach. Perry has a bold vision for manufacturing innovative products and how they can be made locally and decentralized. Peek into the mind of a mad scientist ( I mean mad in the best way possible ;) ) and listen to this episode. What was covered The science behind red light therapy and recovery The unique Local Advanced Manufacturing Pod (LAMP) approach The benefits of local and decentralized manufacturing for community involvement…it’s not just a cost savings but that’s pretty amazing already The importance of a supportive and purpose-driven company culture How DNA Vibe products help with pain relief and recovery Perry Kamel Links: Website: Instagram: Facebook: Parker Links: Website: LinkedIn:

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