Enjoy listening to Georgi talking about his background, before talking about prenatal and neonatal development (concept of life, nutritional and other environmental considerations, etc.).
Idea Labs by Georgi: http://bit.ly/idealabsdc
Timeline of episode:
0:0 - 2:24: Intro
2:25 - 5:45: What does Georgi eat for breakfast?
5:46 - 30:48: Georgi’s background and theorizing of health, life, energy, environment,...
30:49 - 47:09: Georgi’s thoughts on a healthy pregnancy
48:42 - 59:10: Georgi talks about challenges of working within dogmatic medical “system” and speaks to the value of questioning what you’re told to do
59:26 - 2:02:23: Georgi summarizing collection of research regarding optimal prenatal / neonatal development
2:03:00 - 2:12:09: Polyunsaturated Fats and how they affect development of an organism, as well as practical considerations
In a world that often can appear to be crumbling - with environmental degradations and assaults seeming to come from every which angle - how can we make life more whole, more clear, more deeply satisfying and full of adaptability, play, meaning?
These are a few of the questions I wished to explore with Georgi, and it led us I think deep into the world of biological energy, our close surroundings, and what we can put in our mouths for fuel.
Dr. Ray Peat and others have done a thorough job of separating usable information or recommendation from medical culture; I hope this too becomes an easy-to-listen-to resource for relevant ideas about thriving in the beginning of human life and beyond.
What is my personal motivation to do episodes like this one with Georgi?
I am motivated to question what environmental / nutrition factors most positively influence cell development and cellular energy, firstly out of selfishness in that my wife and I have a two and a half year old boy who we are learning from daily, a boy who we want to do anything in our power and imagination to offer to him what we can in terms of environments that are rich so that he as an organism can be happy and flourish (intellectually, physically, totally).
Secondly, our boy (and other children) will it seems inherit an earth - and many other future generations of people will as well - we hope that is full of wonder and beauty and sense; an earth whose individuals we hope will have enough resources of energy to not just handle the demands of the environment but the energy to grow with the environment and thrive in it, creatively and with presence.