High Intensity Health with Mike Mutzel, MS

Studies show testosterone fluctuates seasonally, peaking in the summer months and declining in the winter. 

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Key Takeaways:

 
02:35 Testosterone levels peak during August and September and decline in winter.

03:30 More sunlight and higher temperature correspond with higher testosterone.

05:15 Changes in melatonin byproducts impact testosterone.

06:05 Physical activity is a potent stimulus of testosterone production.

08:44 Chronic UV exposure, in animal models, increased levels of sex hormones and more sexual responsiveness in humans.

10:10 Tentacle tanning may work, but it needs study.

12:45 Lower disease risk and mortality in men is linked with higher testosterone.

13:00 Low fat diets decrease T in men.

14:40 Zinc, boron, vitamin D, and magnesium impact testosterone.

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New data suggests the age of your face as well as your perception of aging predicts your inner, biologic age.

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References:
 

Elliott, M. L. et al. Disparities in the pace of biological aging among midlife adults of the same chronological age have implications for future frailty risk and policy. Nat Aging 1, 295–308 (2021).
 

Key Takeaways:
 
00:00 The age of your face reflects your inner biologic age.

01:10 Negative thoughts of aging are linked with accelerated aging.

03:05 People who age faster, had significantly decreased cognitive function.

04:00 Will your future self approve of your habits of today?

04:43 Accelerated aging of your face reflects accelerated aging in your brain.

06:50 Disease states associated with acerated aging: High blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and loss of strength.

08:20 You can slow the aging of your face and body by changing your habits.

08:40 Reduce your feeding window.

09:30 Biologic aging impacts organs.

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Age related muscle loss is accelerated by underuse, new studies find. 

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Show Notes: 

0:00 Intro
0:30 As you age, you move less.
2:40 Aging is associated with changes in muscle metabolism and a decline in functional capacity.
3:45 There is an increase in insulin resistance as you age. 
6:00 Aging is associated with declines in skeletal muscle mass, sarcopenia and dynapenia.
6:50 Lean muscle loss occurs at .7 to .8%/year during your 70s. 
7:30 Rate of muscle loss is greater in legs and lower extremities as you age.
8:10 Hand grip strength reflects your habits.
9:45 Increase your physical activity as you get older.
10:15 You preferentially lose fast twitch muscle fibers as you age.
13:10 Increase protein intake as you get older.
16:20 Do resistance training 3 to 4 days per week and walk 10,000 to 12,000 steps on most days.
16:47 You can overcome the age-associated declines in muscle protein synthesis and changes in muscle fiber type.

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Removing all animal foods from your diet usually causes unfavorable health consequences, studies suggest. Let's discuss ways to avoid the micronutrient deficiencies that my be present on a plant-based diet.

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01:28 Deficiencies from these diets cause hair loss (for women too), hormonal changes, skin issues, hypothyroidism, sarcopenia (muscle loss) osteoporosis, and bone fractures.

06:45 Professional medical organizations are promoting vegan and plant-based diets, despite evidence to the contrary.

09:33 There are 5x more former vegans or vegetarians than current ones.

10:00 Plant-based diets do not signify a reduction in all-cause mortality.

11:20 Linked with anxiety, neurologic dysfunction, cognitive impairment, Musculo-skeletal, and immunological issues.

12:00 Supplement with B12, zinc, omega 3 fats, selenium, iodine, and protein.

12:15 Depressive disorders are significantly more common in vegans and vegetarians.

13:30 Eating disorder occurrences are higher in vegans and vegetarians.

16:20 Humans are omnivores.

18:10 Vegans/vegetarians may be more health conscious, which overestimates the health benefits of the diet when compared to other diets.

19:20 Nose to tail eating.

22:25 Supplementing with collagen, organic bone meal, omega 3 fats, and glycosaminoglycan chondroitin may be helpful.

22:50 Processed, overcooked, or burned meat is harmful.

23:20 Fermented foods are more digestible.

25:30 The scientists promote a plant forward omnivorous diet.

 

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Zinc is an essential mineral involved in over 200 enzymatic reactions. Science shows it may help support hormonal health in men.

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Time Stamps:
 

00:30 Zinc supplementation can increase Testosterone levels.

01:55 Zinc is an essential nutrient that plays many roles.

02:10 Testosterone is an androgen that plays many roles.

02:35 Zinc deficiency leads to structural changes within testicles and impairs testosterone synthesis.

04:00 The conversion of testosterone to its active form requires 5 alpha reductase, which is dependent upon zinc.

04:30 Zinc deficiency may lead to decreased male hormone receptor activity.

05:30 Mike recommends zinc bisglycinate chelate bound to glycine.

07:30 Zinc is lost in sweat and ejaculate.

09:30 Consider your zinc-copper ratio.

09:58 Low testosterone increases risk of cardiovascular disease, depression, cerebral vascular disease, insulin resistance, and increased belly fat.

 

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