Mon, 31 January 2022
A new Intermittent Fasting study review suggests health benefits linked with Intermittent Fasting are amplified by exercise. We dive into these details and discuss fasting plan options to consider based upon your current fitness level and health. Accelerate your fast with Berberine HCl & Alpha Lipoic Acid by MYOXCIENCE Nutrition: https://bit.ly/berberine-biotin-ala-stack
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Wed, 26 January 2022
Germ VS Terrain Theory Update, NAC, Sulfur Bolster the Glycocalyx Gel Protecting Your Lungs and Blood Vessels from Pathogens
The glycocalyx is a very important gel-like barrier that protects the cells of your lung and blood vessels from inflammatory damage and pathogen invasion. Poor nutrition and common health issues cause this lining to shed, paving the way for infections. ➢ Support Your Sleep with the new Ashwagandha Sleep Aid: https://bit.ly/ashwagandha-sleep-aid
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Sat, 22 January 2022
Natural immunity (from prior infection) was found to be 6 times stronger during the delta wave than vaccination according to this new CDC report. Let's break it down.
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0:19 Israel reported on this six months ago 1:40 Public is losing trust in our institutions 1:54 Proof of T cell immunity from 2003 2:29 Damage has been done because we ignored this 2:52 Marty Makary, MD’s thoughts 4:19 Thanks for sharing and commenting 5:50 Israel report from August 2021 7:00 October report claimed prior infection wasn’t protective 8:51 Details of New Paper 9:52 New York and California 11:15 Main finding here 13:01 Important quote from CDC researcher 13:39 This image tells the story nicely 16:00 55 fold lower hospitalization rates after prior infection 17:40 Better late then never |
Wed, 19 January 2022
Glutathione deficiency is a common feature that complicates infections. We review new research linking suboptimal glutathione levels with increased disease severity and discuss how glutathione is related to vitamin D status as well as ways to support glutathione levels from a nutrition and lifestyle standpoint. Related: Link to research: https://bit.ly/3tHZoVa Time Stamps: 0:06 Vitamin D and Glutathione levels appear to be related 0:42 Diseases linked with low glutathione levels 1:43 Glutathione is found in high concentrations in the liver 3:04 Mitochondria health depends on glutathione status 3:31 Exercise and Glutathione: very important for mitochondrial health 4:50 Fatty liver, mitochondrial dysfunction and glutathione 5:34 Fascinating paper about glutathione and Vitamin D you should read 6:00 This image tells the story quite well 8:00 Please share this video if you’re digging it 8:46 New Electrolyte pre-sale 11:03 Glutathione and The C*19 virus 12:14 Low Glutathione even in young people who get infected 14:47 Glutathione impacts vitamin D binding and metabolism 17:42 Glutathione Testing: GGT and liver enzymes 18:33 GGT is a marker of environmental chemical exposure 19:46 Cysteine rich foods that can increase glutathione levels |
Sat, 15 January 2022
New science suggests circadian rhythms, sleep cycles and meal times powerfully influence how you age. As boring as it sounds, being a creature of habit and minding your circadian rhythms may be among the top ways to optimize the biology of aging.
Link to Show Notes and Research: https://bit.ly/3Kh38TC 00:36 As we age our circadian rhythm becomes altered. Phenotypes of ageing: wrinkles, gray hair, decline in function, muscle mass loss, metabolic disease, high blood pressure, insulin resistance, sleeplessness and alterations in sleep/wake cycles, can be the result decreased amplitude and intensity of your circadian clock system. 01:24 Be vigilant about your sleep and wake times and meal timing. Food influences your body’s peripheral circadian clock system, which provides feedback to the central clock system. 03:13 Your circadian clock system is intimately connected with your metabolism and the rate at which you age. 03:26 Take screens out of your bedroom. Go to bed at the same time every night. Be strict. 06:52 Be consistent with your meal timing. Your body has a second meal effect and is anticipating food at your regular mealtime. Food and exercise influence your peripheral circadian clock system. 08:26 Your metabolism, nutrient sensing enzymes and receptors are improved with exercise, fasting and low carb diets. These enzymes and receptors influence the circadian clock system. 09:16 Poor sleep negatively impacts metabolic health. Improving your metabolic health works to improve imbalances in the circadian clock system, which improves sleep, which improves metabolic health. Night shift workers have higher rates of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer. 10:41 The ageing phenotypes that you express at the end of your life, is connected to the health of your circadian clock system. 11:56 Take blood sugar support supplements later in the day when you are more insulin resistant. 12:31 Chrononutrition and chronopharmacology utilizes genetic and metabolomic analysis to determine timing of cancer drugs. Your immune system is more active earlier in the day. 14:51 Light exposure in the evening, not just blue light, alters the function of your circadian clock rhythm. Match your light exposure to that of your outdoor environment. 17:40 Children are more sensitive to light exposure, especially at night. They have a greater degree of melatonin suppression when they are exposed to light. Screens at night for children accelerates their ageing, alters their metabolism, alters insulin metabolism, causes cravings of junk food, alters behavior, and impacts memory, sleep quality, and facial development. 18:51 Invest in a pair of blue light filtering glasses. Mike prefers BLUblox.
Sato, S., (2021). Tuning up an aged clock: Circadian clock regulation in metabolism and aging. Translational Medicine of Aging, 1–42.
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Tue, 11 January 2022
“We don’t have time to get healthy…Being fit and not having diabetes or underlying health conditions won’t help you against this ‘new’ virus,” they said. Well, it turns out many of the ideas we shared in 2020 are now true and being healthy is no longer a conspiracy, data shows. Hope you enjoy this breakdown! Save on MYOXCIENCE Nutrition's new Electrolye Stix: Link: https://bit.ly/electrolyte-stix Link to the video and notes: https://bit.ly/3JYOnEK Time Stamps: 0:01 Intro: summary of unrealistic expectations created by the media that have destroyed careers, relationships and trust in our institutions 10:25 #1 Everyone’s risk of dying is the same. About 80% of COVID 19 deaths in the USA occurred in individuals over the age of 65.
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Sun, 9 January 2022
It seems that the cold is widely circulating this winter season. After helping friends and coaching clients bounce back and regain their lost sense of smell, I thought you might benefit from this short science summary. Video, Images and Full list of Resources: bit.ly/3GeDtsm In brief, we discuss the importance of prophylactic cleansing of your nasal passages with real salt and liquid iodine. Equally important, we explore red light therapy and zinc as tools to restore the olfactory dysfunction that seems to occur after this cold. Last, but certainly not least there’s evidence to suggest prolonged olfactory dysfunction may signal increased risk for cognitive decline and future dementia, especially in APOE4 carriers. Hope you find this short video and associated references helpful!
1:13 Vitamin D and A are important, it’s tacitly implied you’re taking these nutrients 1:52 Iodine is helpful, for pre and post exposure prophylaxis 3:12 A liquid iodine solution that doesn’t stain 3:49 NeilMed nasal rinse is amazing, so many applications 5:15 Zinc, the olfactory bulb and loss of smell and taste 5:40 Loss of smell, taste and APOE4 genotype 6:49 Physiology of smell loss and infection 8:35 Great interview about cognitive decline and olfactory dysfunction w/ Lew Lim, PhD 10:00 Loss of smell: a warning of future cognitive decline? 10:58 Zinc and sense of smell study 12:18 Zinc Glycinate and Zinc Taste Test 13:35 How Zinc gets depleted with exercise and sauna therapy 14:37 Light Therapy and smell 15:23 Portable Red Light Therapy device 16:23 Intranasal red light applications Link to Full list of Resources and discount codes: bit.ly/3GeDtsm |
Thu, 6 January 2022
The Narrative is Shifting, Health's Actually Being Discussed to Reduce COVID Hospitalizations, Deaths
El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele launched a campaign to help citizens address the root cause behind increased vulnerability to severe disease and hospitalizations: obesity, diabetes and more. Let's unpack this story and discuss why the is long overdue.
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Wed, 5 January 2022
Two years into the pandemic and CNN is finally promoting weight loss as a tool that can reduce disease severity and death as it relates to the pandemic. There are consequences associated with selectively omitting science and research, especially when you ostensibly stand for providing information that can help save lives and keep people out of the hospital. Lets dive into the details.
Link to show notes: https://bit.ly/3F0o5Oy Time Stamps: 0:52 Test positivity is north of 30% in major cities |