Chris Masterjohn comes back on the podcast to share his abundant research on using a real-food approach to Covid, the truth about micronutrients, how infant formula was designed and how this impacts us today, how our soil may be void of crucial nutrients and what you can do about it, and more.  

Chris also chats about his personal experience getting Covid twice, his thoughts on Bitcoin and other alt-coins, why eating locally and seasonally is not always the best advice, and more about his upcoming book.  

 

Chris Masterjohn earned his PhD in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Connecticut and he served as a postdoctoral research associate in the Comparative Biosciences department of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

 

He also served as the Assistant Professor of Health and Nutrition Sciences at Brooklyn College and he currently creates research-backed information products that help people improve their health using food, movement, and mindfulness to support health and well being.

 

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Why Chris gravitated towards Bitcoin and whether he’s into any other alt-coins
• How Chris’ work has changed since the pandemic
• Chris’ Covid Guide and some of the key highlights he discovered
• What you should pay attention to to prevent and treat Covid
• Chris’ experience with getting Covid twice, including what he did to treat it and what he would do differently if he gets it again
• The research behind the supplements that could help reduce Covid infections
• Where Chris’ book currently stands
• The three-part breakdown of his upcoming book
• The history of infant formula and why this isn’t helping us today
• Why Chris has a food-first mentality
• Why eating local could be detrimental to your health depending on where you live and what you can do about it
• The importance of micronutrients for heart health and reducing both cancer and diabetes risk
• What’s really affecting our soil quality right now
• Should you really eat seasonally?
• What nutrients should you test for? 
• How do you go about testing your nutrient levels?
• If Chris were to create a new Nutrition Facts label, here’s what he would change and why

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Chris Masterjohn’s website
• Chris Masterjohn’s Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channel
• Chris’ Telegram link
• Chris’ upcoming book, Vitamins and Minerals 101
• Chris’ Covid guide
• Chris’ cheat sheet for testing for nutritional deficiencies

• Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis

• Cronometer