Did you know that your gallbladder plays a vital role in maintaining overall health and longevity? In today’s bonus episode, I dive deep into the importance of TUDCA, a bile acid that supports not only gallbladder and liver function but also has far-reaching effects on digestion, fat-soluble vitamin absorption, gut health, and even brain function.
Read MoreOptimizing your gut microbiome is arguably one of the most important things you can do for your health as it plays so many integral roles in almost every body system. This is why, in this episode of Biohacking Superhuman Performance, I chat with Chidozie Ojobor, Ph.D. about the importance of the microbiome's influence on human health, particularly on the gut-brain connection and mental well-being. He discusses the role of butyrate, leaky gut/brain, probiotics, and the importance of diet diversity in promoting a healthy microbiome.
Read MoreIn this episode of Biohacking Superhuman Performance, Dr. Nayan Patel (the glutathione guy) and I discuss the details of glutathione, the most abundant molecule in the body. This molecule has amazing benefits for our health span and longevity when levels are healthy. We also dive into glutathione’s functions and even a few instances that may cause people to not produce glutathione as they need. This molecule is a major component in detoxing the body and preventing oxidative stress.
Read MoreI’m sure you’ve heard how bad fat is for your health. For years, fat has gotten a bad rap. People often say, “fat makes you fat” but new research is showing quite the opposite. In this episode of Biohacking Superhuman Performance with guest Stephanie Venn-Watson, we discuss the saturated fat C15: and its essential role in the body. This fascinating fat that is found in dairy, strengthens our cell membranes which is crucial for longevity. Our cells prove that “you are what you eat” and too often, we don’t eat enough fat to support these cells!
Read MoreDr. Richard Johnson tells us about the treasure trove of scientific discoveries that lead to the finding that fructose is both a survival mechanism and a fat generator. So you can imagine the dichotomy here, what once served us and kept us alive is now making us fat and contributing to major diseases like heart disease, alzheimers and cancer. Dr. Johnson offers an explanation and hope in this episode, enjoy!
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