Botanical Biohacking

Ro'aa obliterates her science fair rivals by exporing the antibacteria properties of huang qin and hu zhang

Tony Wrighton is a familiar face on British TV, known to millions as a sports presenter on Sky Sports.

He has written three NLP-related books published by Virgin Books, which have been translated into 12 languages. He is one of the country's foremost experts on NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming).

He is the host of top-rated podcast Zestology, where he goes on a journey to find more energy, vitality and motivation.

Tony joined Sky Sports more than a decade ago. Before that, he worked at radio stations around the UK. He is a long-suffering QPR fan.

He's hosted lots of different sports on Sky Sports including football, golf, basketball, hockey, squash, pool, table tennis and even live ten-pin bowling.

Tony trained in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) back in 2004.

He was given a 3 book deal with Virgin Books, and his NLP-related print books on the subject have been translated into 12 languages including Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, Turkish, Dutch and Croatian.

Tony's podcast Zestology and accompanying blog have interviewed some of the very biggest names in the field worldwide. These include Dr. John Gray, author of the biggest selling hardback non-fiction book of all time - Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, and NYT bestselling author Dave Asprey.

Tony and Andrew chat about meditation, taiji, Tony's experiences with 40 Years of Zen and how not to get sucked up into a sex cult.

What if you could double check your diagnosis before moving ahead with a treatment? Take the next 20 minutes to understand how all the diagnostic theories in Chinese medicine come to the same root and how seeing the big picture master diagnosis and prognosis with ease Take the anxiety out of your practice and feel confident using higher doses to get faster, more accurate results.

Mahuang (herba ephedra) has inspired drugs like pseudofed, fen phen, and meth. Could a traditional antidote provide answers to the meth epidemic?

Min Jeon takes us to Korea for peek into the botanical medicine of Korea's elite.

With the help of Dr. Qiu Xuelan and Dr. Thomas Whalen we uncover the meeting point between the classical pathogenesis of diabetes in Chinese medicine and modern physiology. By looking at the herbal formulas we can get further insight into a universal treatment strategy which may be helpful no matter which modality of medicine you choose.

Stacey Donelson give us the inside scoop on CBD oil and Goodlife Botanicals.

Discover how macrophages use Nitric Oxide to Qi blast bacteria to death.

Chris Volesky L.Ac & Stacey Donelson L.Ac join us to discuss autoimmune disorders.

What can botanical medicines teach us about psycological disorders ?