Episode #271: Wade Lightheart: Tapping into Enzymes for Digestion, Detox and Longevity

Are you struggling with digestive issues or looking to optimize your health? In this Longevity episode, I chat with Wade Lightheart, President of BiOptimizers, to discuss how enzymes are the unsung heroes of our digestive system and overall health. We discuss how enzymes impact everything from muscle building to mood to detoxification. We also dive into how to support your body’s enzyme production, tips for choosing the right supplements, and the newest research on how enzymes may help protect against environmental toxins.

Episode #255: Catharine Arnston: Superfoods Spirulina and Chlorella for Detoxing, Energy, and Mitochondrial Health

Did you know, there's a superfood that's been around for billions of years that could transform your health? In this episode of The Longevity Podcast, I am joined by Catharine Arnston, creator of ENERGYbits, to discuss this superfood and its benefits for longevity. We discuss algae, specifically spirulina and chlorella, as a nutrient-dense food source, how it can fit into many diets, and the fact that it is highly bioavailable and quickly absorbed by the body, providing nourishment and balancing blood sugar levels. We also dive into algae’s benefits for brain health, detoxification, gut microbiome, and the immune system.

Episode #231: Mastering Optimal Health with JJ Virgin: Protein, Fasting, & Resistance Training Insights

In today’s conversation, I talk with JJ Virgin about her career journey and the lessons she has learned in the health and fitness industry. We discuss the flaws of traditional fitness advice, the importance of personal experience in coaching, and the misconceptions of weight loss and exercise. We also explore the role of genetics and history in fitness, the influence of media and misleading headlines, and the challenges of vegan and vegetarian diets.

Episode #223: The Microbiome and Its Effects on All Other Bodily Systems with Chidozie Ojobor, Ph.D.

Optimizing 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.

Episode #217: Navigating Bone Health To Prevent Early Osteoporosis with Kevin Ellis

In this conversation with guest Kevin Ellis, the Bone Coach, we explore the world of bone health and bone disease. Osteoporosis is affecting more and more people at younger ages due to the sedentary lives with low-nutrient diets that society leads. We dive into the standard recommendations that follow an osteoporosis diagnosis, as well as the medications, side effects, and long-term results of these procedures. Most medications require even more follow-up medications, so knowing what you’re getting into is important when selecting the route you want to take. Natural bone restoration is an option for those who don’t want to blindly follow the medication route.

Episode #197: How to Adapt Your Lifestyle To Hormonal Shifts During Menopause with Dr. Mindy Pelz

In this episode of the Biohacking Superhuman Performance podcast, I chat with Dr. Mindy Pelz about the hormonal shifts that radically alter women's bodies and minds after 40. We discuss the impact of menopause, its potential consequences on weight gain, anxiety, and depression, and why understanding these changes is a cornerstone for wellness. She also explains the role of hormone replacement therapy and the significant lifestyle modifications necessary to accommodate this hormonal decline.

Episode #117: Feel Better, Faster & Take Control of Your Health for Good

In this episode, Reed Davis and I discuss how you can take control of your own health and end the cycle of trial and error by identifying opportunities for healing. Are you stuck on the hamster wheel of subclinical or ill health? Does every doctor tell you nothing is wrong? Do you have low energy, libido or mood? Do you struggle to manage stress, sleep, or always get sick? These are just some of the common complaints…but common doesn't mean normal or healthy. So how do we end this metabolic chaos? Whether you are an existing medical practitioner or general person who just wants to heal their own body, Reed discusses his proven DRESS framework, how to curate the right data to uncover the most dysfunction in the body, hormone & adrenal support, food sensitivity testing, intelligent supplementation, nutrition and so much more.