In today’s episode, Rob and I discuss the connections between soil health and our personal health. Here are three key takeaways that I think you'll find interesting: 

Did you know the health of our soil directly impacts our health? Rob explains how microorganisms in healthy soil are vital for nutrient exchange with plants. Prioritizing quantity in agriculture has reduced nutrient density in our food, but regenerative practices can restore its nutritional value. 

Glyphosate, a widely used herbicide, is not just harmful to the environment; it also poses risks to our health. Rob discusses how glyphosate disrupts the soil microbiome, which in turn affects plant health and ultimately our gut health. With rising concerns about gut-related issues and chronic diseases, it's crucial to be aware of what we’re consuming. Choosing organic and non-GMO foods can help reduce our exposure to harmful chemicals like glyphosate. 

Rob highlights the concept of "forest bathing," which involves immersing ourselves in natural environments to reap mental and physical health benefits. Studies show that just a couple of hours in nature can boost our immune system and improve our overall well-being. In a world where many of us spend over 90% of our time indoors, reconnecting with nature is more important than ever.

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did! Tune in now to learn more. 

Bio: 

Rob Herring directed and produced the award-winning film The Need To GROW, narrated by Rosario Dawson and seen in over 200 countries. He founded the newsletter Earth Conscious Life, with over 250,000 global readers, and his film credits includes the critically acclaimed GMO OMG, and InterReflections – a follow up to the world-famous Zeitgeist Trilogy. As a musical activist his songs for health and eco-awareness led to headlining the Rock For Nature concert in Berlin for 25,000 attendees. As a writer, filmmaker, and citizen journalist Rob continues to focus on messages of regenerative healing solutions for people and the planet.

Connect with Rob Herring: 

Instagram: therobherring 

Website: earthconsciouslife.org and http://www.theneedtogrow.com/ 

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0:23 Rob Herring Bio

1:01 Welcome Rob Herring

5:03 What Is The Problem With Our Soil

9:16 Are Pesticides Impacting Soil Quality?

11:56 Glyphosate's Detriment To Our Health

17:50 Main Crops Sprayed With Glyphosate

20:46 Tips For Spending Less When Buying Organic

25:15 Farmers Going Regenerative

28:24 What Is Regenerative Farming?

32:16 Needed Ad

33:50 Simple Regenerative Farming Techniques

38:35 Composting In Apartment Living

41:26 Supporting Regenerative Farming

44:38 Forrest Bathing

54:18 Resources Available

56:03 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Dr. Gray and I discuss all things related to eye health that I think everyone should hear. Here are my top three takeaways from our conversation: 

Dr. Gray highlights that eye health is more than prescriptions, emphasizing a holistic approach with proper nutrition and lifestyle choices. Key nutrients like vitamins A, C, E, and omega-3s combat oxidative stress and inflammation, helping prevent eye diseases. Our bodies are designed to thrive without over-reliance on medication! 

With rising screen time, many parents worry about its impact on their kids. Dr. Gray explains that excessive screen use can lead to myopia but balancing it with outdoor activities helps. Studies show kids who spend more time outside have slower myopia progression. So, let’s encourage outdoor play and sunlight. 

Regular eye exams are crucial, even without glasses. Dr. Gray shares a story of a young girl whose eye exam detected an invasive cancer early, highlighting the importance of routine exams to catch potential issues.

Bio:

Dr. Collin Gray was born and raised in Lehi Utah. He attended Lehi High school where he played for the state championship soccer team in 2010. After graduating high school, he served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Córdoba, Argentina. He later attended Brigham Young University (BYU) and married Abbie Bird before starting his senior year.

He later attended University of Houston College of Optometry. He was involved in many clubs and won several awards while attending UHCO. He was president of the OSA Equipment room, 2020 class representative, CooperVision Ambassador for the school, won Teaching Assistant of the year, and received a clinical letter of excellence award.

Dr. Gray has specialties in Myopia Control, Dry Eye, and Aesthetics. He currently serves on the Utah Optometric Association Board, and travels the country teaching other Optometrists about advanced dry eye treatments.

As an Associate Faculty Member at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, he assists new Optometry Students in learning advanced procedures, and helps RMU in dry eye research.

Connect with Dr. Collin Gray: 

Instagram: utahdryeyeguy  

Website: eyecareoflehi.com 

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0:23 Collin Gray Bio

1:17 Welcome Collin Gray

3:00 Why It's Important To Address Eye Care Further Than Prescriptions

3:45 Are There Certain Vitamins Better For Eye Health

5:17 Can Stress Make Eyesight Worse?

6:49 90% of Dry Eyes Start In The Gut and With Inflammation

7:54 What Is a Dry Eye?

12:22 How Does Red Light Help Eye Health?

17:32 Prevalent Issues with Farsightedness 

19:45 Do Blue Light Glasses Really Help?

22:25 How Sunglasses Protect Your Eyes

23:18 Just Ingredients Ad

25:06 Should We Still Get Sunlight In Our Eyes?

26:13 Eye Problems vs Migraines 

27:36 Lasik

28:16 Screen Time Contributing to Myopia Progression

32:55 Early Signs For Children Eye Problems

36:28 Orthokeratology

40:15 Insurance Coverage For Preventative Eye Care

42:02 Finding A Provider

43:08 Preventative Eye Care

45:23 Autoimmune Conditions and Diabetes

48:28 Resources Available

49:17 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Dr. Mayer and I discuss a topic that many parents are curious about but often feel overwhelmed by: vaccines. Here are my top three takeaways from our conversation:

Did you know that babies are born with their mother's immune system? Dr. Mayer explains how the innate immune system develops and adapts over time, especially through breastfeeding and exposure to the environment. This foundational knowledge is crucial for parents to understand how to support their child's health from the very beginning. 

One of the most important points we discuss is the significance of informed consent when it comes to vaccinations. Dr. Mayer emphasizes that every child is unique, and the standard vaccine schedule may not be suitable for everyone. Parents should feel empowered to ask questions and do their research to assess their child's immunity before making vaccination decisions. 

We touch on the challenges parents face when seeking medical advice about vaccines. Many pediatricians may not have the time or resources to provide personalized guidance, which can leave parents feeling lost. Dr. Mayer has created a national provider list to help parents find healthcare professionals who support informed consent and medical freedom. This resource can be a game-changer for families looking for guidance that aligns with their values.

Bio:

Dr. Ashley Mayer, NMD, is a practicing physician, taking care of families for the past 12 years. In 2014, she founded Dr. Green Mom®, a now global brand passionate about foundational healthcare for children. As a leader in the field of Vaccine Safety and Awareness education, Dr. Mayer teaches parents how to not only recognize and manage the current risk/benefit of their child’s vaccine schedule, but also how to support the child’s Neurological and Immune Systems through the vaccination process. VaccineStrategy.com launched in 2019, empowering parents to make informed vaccine decisions because the current vaccine schedule is not a one-size-fits-all for our children. Dr. Mayer has diligently kept up with a National Medical Freedom Healthcare Provider List for parents needing access to providers who believe in Medical Freedom and Informed Consent. Dr. Mayer’s true passion lies in formulating safe, natural products for Mothers, Infants, and Children. Your child’s healthcare begins in the womb, so mamas need to take care of themselves, too!

Connect with Dr. Ashley Mayer:  

Instagram: drgreenmom 

Website: drgreenmom.com and vaccinestrategy.com 

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In today’s episode, Simon and I discuss health biomarkers and their significance in optimizing our health span. Here are three key takeaways that you won't want to miss: 

Understanding Biomarkers: Simon explains that biomarkers are measurable health indicators that can predict chronic disease risks, like cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes. Monitoring them early allows proactive steps to improve health and prevent serious issues, as many chronic diseases develop silently over time. 

The Importance of Blood Pressure: One of the most accessible biomarkers is blood pressure. Simon emphasizes that nearly half of the population has suboptimal blood pressure levels, which can significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Regularly monitoring your blood pressure at home can empower you to take control of your health and make necessary lifestyle changes. 

Dietary Impact on Metabolic Health: We also discuss the critical role of diet in managing biomarkers like ApoB and insulin levels. Simon highlights that saturated fats can negatively impact our lipid profiles, while polyunsaturated fats can help improve them. He encourages listeners to adopt a Mediterranean-style diet, which is rich in healthy fats and has been shown to support heart health.

Tune in now to learn more! 

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Instagram: @simonhill and @theproof 

Website: https://theproof.com/ 

Youtube: theproofwithsimonhill

Twitter: theproof 

Facebook: theproofwithsimonhill 

LinkedIn: Simon Hill and The Proof 

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In today’s episode, Brian shares his personal journey from being a mechanical engineer to becoming a leading voice in the health and food industry. After losing both his parents to chronic diseases and experiencing his own health transformation by changing his diet, Brian embarked on a mission to uncover the truth about our food system.

Tune in now to learn more!

Bio:

Brian Sanders is the filmmaker behind the Food Lies documentary, host of the top 5 nutrition podcast Peak Human, and an international speaker. He graduated from UCLA with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He’s the founder of Sapien Center, a popular health club in Austin. He also works to spread the awareness of regenerative agriculture and increase access to well-raised animal products through his nationwide meat & body care company Nose to Tail.

Connect with Brian Sanders:  

Instagram: food.lies  

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz5NswBixu4 

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0:23 Brian Sanders Bio

0:53 Welcome Brain Sanders

5:38 Food Lies Documentary

8:09 The War Between Processed Foods vs Whole Foods

12:48 How Did We Get Here?

14:03 There Is More Beyond Calories In, Calories Out

15:17 The 4 Things Your Body Wants

16:18 Low Nutrient Foods Make You Want to Eat More

17:36 Mice Study

19:11 Food Lie: Saturated Fat Is Bad

23:29 How Do We Educate People?

25:20 How Grains Got Put at The Bottom of The Food Pyramid

28:30 An Early, Unknown Whole Foods Based Food Pyramid

31:54 Why Whole Food Profit Margins Are Low

34:36 Just Ingredients Ad

35:27 Documentary Episode Topic Breakdown

37:06 Companies Slowly Being Interested In Regenerative Agriculture

42:47 Invest In Quality Food Now Or Medical Bills Later

44:47 Myths On Cows Being Bad For Farmland

47:02 Excessive Pesticides and Herbicides

51:01 Steps To Implementing A Whole Foods Diet 

57:21 This Is The Biggest Food Lie

59:01 Benefits of Grass Fed And Pasture Raised

1:00:50 Resources Available

1:01:15 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Vanessa and I discuss the connection between photos, mental health, and family relationships. As a mother of seven and the co-founder of Chatbooks, Vanessa shares her journey from avid scrapbooker to entrepreneur, revealing how capturing and printing memories can impact our emotional well-being.

Join us as we discuss:

Whether you're a busy mom, an entrepreneur, or someone looking to improve your mental health, this episode is filled with insights and inspiration. Tune in to discover how something as simple as a photo can create lasting connections and foster resilience in challenging times.

Bio:

Vanessa is a family memory expert and mother of seven. In 2014, she co-founded Chatbooks to help families organize and enjoy their family stories. Vanessa’s aha moment came when she found her youngest son clutching his most prized possession: a photo album his preschool teacher made for him. Once an avid scrapbooker, Vanessa knew there needed to be a better solution for her photos stuck on her phone. Now millions of parents have printed their family memories with the Chatbooks app.

Vanessa was named Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2017, authored DIY advice book Real Moms, Real Hacks, and hosts The MomForce Podcast, which is in the top 3% of parenting podcasts nationwide. In 2021, Chatbooks was named the #1 place to work for women in the United States, by Fortune magazine.

Fun fact: Vanessa is Miss Utah 1994 and a professionally trained opera singer. In her downtime, you can find her in the mountains with her family, seeing the everyday magic.

Connect with Vanessa Quigley: 

Instagram: vanessaquigley  

Chatbooks Instagram: chatbooks 

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0:23 Vanessa Quigley Bio

0:55 Welcome Vanessa Quigley

5:25 Easy Ways To Make Time For Scrapbooking Photos

5:51 Being A Business Owner With Kids

10:20 There's No Right Way To Be An Entrepreneur

13:41 Connection Between Photos and Relationships with People

18:26 Are Capturing Photos and Good Mental Health Related?

21:25 How Chatbooks Helps Maintain Privacy

22:25 Looking at Photo Memories Reduce Stress and Anxiety

25:41 Photo Brain Exercises For People With Dementia/Ahlziemers 

27:05 Naturepedic Ad

28:17 Building Resilience

33:20 Advice To People That Feel Too Busy To Make A Chatbooks

38:00 Something Is Better Than Nothing... Start Now!

40:15 Photos Promote Gratitude 

41:50 Wheel Of Wellness

42:48 Photo Therapy

43:37 Resources Available

44:09 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Dr. Michelle and I discuss her new book, "Living Well with Dr. Michelle," and explore some interesting concepts that can help us all improve our health. Here are three key takeaways that I think you’ll find helpful: 

Dr. Michelle's CellWell model highlights that health starts with our cells. It focuses on four key needs: supplies (nutrients, water, air), support (environment and lifestyle), security (defense against harm), and signals (cell communication). This model simplifies health, emphasizing the importance of meeting our cells' needs for better well-being. 

Dr. Michelle connects our health to the changing seasons, explaining that our bodies have different needs at different times. Through her seasonal assessment, you can identify what your body requires, such as using seasonal foods and practices to address symptoms like water retention or coldness in winter. This approach encourages adapting health strategies based on what your body needs.

Dr. Michelle advocates for a holistic approach, viewing the body as a whole rather than focusing solely on symptoms. Sharing her journey, she highlights the influence of environment, nutrition, and lifestyle on health, encouraging natural solutions and addressing root causes before turning to medications or invasive treatments.

I can't wait for you all to listen to this episode! Tune in now. 

Connect with Dr. Michelle Jorgensen: 

Instagram: livingwellwithdrmichelle 

Preorder Book:  http://livingwellwithdrmichelle.com/preorder 

Website: livingwellwithdrmichelle.com 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livingwellwithdrmichelle/ 

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0:23 Michelle Jorgensen Bio

1:23 Welcome Michelle Jorgensen

7:36 Living Well With Dr. Michelle Book

9:47 Cells Are What Keep Us Well

11:23 What Do My Cells Need To Do The Work?

14:55 Using Elements and Seasons of the Earth

16:40 Seasons Assessment vs Lab Testing

17:35 Assessing Symptoms

18:51 Springtime Support

21:34 Wintertime Support

24:58 Powerhouse Antioxidant: Vitamin C

27:07 Naturepedic Ad

28:27 Other Immune Boosting Vegetables

31:16 Every Season Has Its Own Complimentary Element

33:30 Does This Apply to Everyone?

34:38 Relation to Hormone and Other Health Complications

37:18 Listening To Your Body Before Needing To Test

39:06 Utilizing The Living Well With Dr. Michelle Book

39:58 Chronic and Mild Health Conditions

41:20 Cell Well Model

42:48 Tips On Staying Well

45:37 Season For Depression

49:06 Resources Available

52:39 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Dr. Tyna and I discuss GLP-1 peptides, their benefits, and the misconceptions surrounding them. Here are my key takeaways that I believe everyone should consider: 

Personalized Dosing is Key: Dr. Tyna emphasizes the importance of individualized dosing for GLP-1 peptides, noting that a one-size-fits-all approach is ineffective. Factors like weight, metabolic health, age, and lifestyle determine the appropriate dosage, helping to mitigate side effects and enhance therapeutic benefits. It’s a reminder that healthcare should always be tailored to the individual! 

The Broader Benefits Beyond Weight Loss: While GLP-1s are known for weight loss, Dr. Tyna highlights their potential in areas like neuroinflammation, cardiovascular health, and autoimmune conditions. This shift in focus encourages us to consider the holistic benefits of these peptides for overall health and wellness. 

I encourage everyone to listen to this episode for a deeper understanding of GLP-1 peptides and their potential impact on health. Dr. Tyna’s insights are invaluable, and I believe they can help many navigate their health journeys more effectively.

Bio:

With nearly thirty years immersed in the medical field, Dr. Tyna Moore is an expert in holistic regenerative medicine and resilient metabolic health. She is licensed as a Naturopathic Physician and a Chiropractor, drawing on knowledge from both traditional and alternative fields of science and medicine to provide a comprehensive perspective to individuals striving to enhance their health and wellbeing. Dr. Tyna holds degrees from the National College of Natural Medicine, an esteemed naturopathic medical school, and the University of Western States Chiropractic College. Her work is not just about treating symptoms, it’s about understanding and healing root causes to build a robust foundation for long term wellbeing. She is well-known for her fierce and open-minded exploration of the peptide, Semaglutide/Ozempic, as a longevity tool for healing. Dr. Tyna champions medical autonomy and individual accountability, and she is on a mission to help as many people as possible experience the freedom and joy that health brings. 

Connect with Dr. Tyna Moore: 

Instagram: @drtyna  

Website: www.drtyna.com

Youtube: DrTynaMoore 

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Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dr-tyna-show/id1577258582 

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0:23 Tyna Moore Bio

1:02 Welcome Tyna Moore

4:06 What Are Peptides and GLP-1's?

7:52 GLP-1 Geeting FDA Approved for Weightloss

13:06 The Important to Individualized Dosing

17:50 These Side Effects Could Indicate Your Dose Is Too High

20:00 Malnutrition From Appetite Suppression

21:34 Myth of Acquiring Gut Paralysis

24:24 Myth of Acquiring Thyroid Cancer

26:48 These Two Groups Have The Highest Risk For Thyroid Cancer

27:34 Myth of Acquiring Breast Cancer

29:08 Muscle Mass Loss Issues

35:13 Ilia Ad 

36:25 Reduction In Cravings: Mind and Body

38:34 Can GLP-1's Reduce Suicide Ideation?

40:46 How GLP-1's May Help Depression

43:23 Cycling, Short-Term, and Long-Term Dosing

47:16 Standard Dosing

48:48 Types of GLP-1's

54:54 GLP-1's Are Not a Substitute For Healthy Lifestyles

57:12 GLP-1's Are Perimenopause Women's BFF's

1:01:14 Resources Available

1:02:22 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Melissa shares her incredible journey through her breast cancer diagnoses, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way.

Melissa highlights the importance of knowing our bodies. Her breast cancer diagnosis at 24 was a wake-up call, underscoring the value of self-exams and understanding what's normal. Approaching health with curiosity, not fear, helps us notice changes and take proactive steps.

She discusses how stored emotions, particularly anger, can manifest in physical ailments. Melissa encourages us to honor our feelings and process them rather than suppressing them. By allowing ourselves to feel and express our emotions, we can prevent them from becoming trapped in our bodies, which can lead to health issues down the line. 

After her experiences with cancer, Melissa became passionate about exploring holistic healing methods. She highlights the importance of integrating both conventional and alternative therapies for a more comprehensive approach to health. From dietary changes to emotional support and environmental adjustments, she believes that we have the power to influence our health positively. It's all about finding what works best for us as individuals. 

Melissa's story is not only inspiring but also filled with practical advice that can help us all lead healthier, more balanced lives. Tune in now! 

Bio:

Melissa Taylor is a Reiki Master, yoga instructor, sound therapist, astrologer, and 2-time survivor of breast cancer. She excels at helping others find natural solutions for their health issues. Melissa brings awareness and balance within each individual to a higher level as she offers priceless tools for self healing the mind, body, and spirit. Working with ordinary people of all ages and walks of life, her client list also includes professional musicians, and professional athletes who have sought her expertise to help them bring balance and healing in their careers and personal lives. She believes the impossible is possible!

Connect with Melissa Taylor:  

Instagram: healwithmelissa 

Website: healthwithmelissa.com 

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0:23 Melissa Taylor Bio

0:57 Welcome Melissa Taylor

4:48 The Different Kinds of Breast Cancer: Hormone, Her2 Protein, Inflammatory, Triple Negative

8:26 Chemotherapy Process for Breast Cancer

10:06 Symptoms of Chemo

12:19 Perspective on Health After Cancer Diagnosis

14:00 Second Breast Cancer Diagnosis

15:09 Second Breast Cancer Treatment

17:05 Balancing Physical Treatment In the Wake of Emotional Divorce

20:45 Stored Emotions Impacts Physical Health

22:56 Only 10% of Cancers Can Be Linked to Genetics

24:07 Environmental Factors to Avoid

25:46 Nutrition Factors to Consider

27:46 First Round of Cancer Struggles

30:22 Viori Ad 

31:30 Emotional Factors to Nurture

33:49 Processing the Emotion of Anger

36:25 Educating on Healthy Releases of Emotions

38:34 Eliminating Fear of Developing Cancer

40:31 Second Round of Cancer Journey

42:43 Essential Practices/Lifestyle Changes

45:41 How to Not Fear Cancer

48:42 "If You Were Faced With The Same Diagnosis, Would You Do The Same Thing?"

50:27 Being Proactive on Breast Cancer Screenings

52:33 Misconceptions About Breast Cancer

54:10 Resources Available

56:25 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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In today’s episode, Lucas shares his knowledge on the role of testosterone for both men and women, addressing common questions and misconceptions. Here are three key takeaways from our conversation that you won't want to miss:

Testosterone is often seen as just a muscle-building hormone, but Lucas debunks this myth. It’s crucial for mood, motivation, cognition, energy, and overall well-being in both men and women—affecting much more than just gym gains!

Lucas shares surprising factors that lower testosterone, like obesity, BPA, plastics, and even polyester underwear. He also recommends applying an ice pack to the testes to boost testosterone by keeping them cool—small changes with big impacts!

To boost testosterone naturally, Lucas recommends a nutrient-rich diet with magnesium, zinc, and boron, along with herbs like Tonka-Ali, Shilajit, and Pine Pollen. He also emphasizes weightlifting and HIIT, while advising against long-duration activities like marathon running, which can lower testosterone.

Tune in now to learn more! 

Bio:

Many people regard Lucas Aoun as Australia's leading biohacker, an expert supplement formulator and a fully qualified naturopath, with hundreds of thousands of men from around the world tuning into his content. His content is closely followed by Dr. Andrew Huberman, Ben Greenfield, Dave Asprey and many other well known health educators. He is on a mission to discover something big for science.

Connect with Lucas Aoun: 

Instagram: ergogenic_health  

Website: https://trtfree.com/ 

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0:00 Intro

0:22 Lucan Aoun Bio

0:54 Welcome Lucas Aoun

2:36 What Is Testosterone?

3:37 Testosterone In Men and Women

4:23 Men Need More Testosterone

5:52 Deficiency Signs

8:48 Polyester Underwear Can Reduce Men Fertility by 90%

9:42 Heat Can Damage Testes

10:59 Can Stress Lower Testosterone Levels?

12:42 Obesity and Nutrient Deficiency Correlation to Lower Testosterone

14:12 Boron, Zinc, and Magnesium 

15:58 Boosting Testosterone Naturally: Food, Herbs, Exercise

19:52 Marathon Runners and Cyclists Can Deplete Testosterone

21:57 Gut Health Regulating Hormones

23:56 PCOS Correlation

26:33 Insulin Resistance Affecting Testosterone in Men

27:45 Just Ingredients Black Friday Ad

28:55 Perimenopause and Menopause Stage

30:08 Testosterone Replacement Therapy

31:12 Excess Synthetic Testosterone Symptoms

33:55 Creams vs Pellets

35:58 Nootropics

39:03 Sleep Hacks Promoting Hormone Production 

41:13 Testosterone and Fat Loss

42:09 What Is Diindolylmethane (DIM)?

43:35: Optimal Testosterone Range for Bloodwork

45:03 Can You Ever Get Off Testosterone After Starting?

47:30 Future Male Infertility

48:30 Harmful Effects of Polyester Cont.

50:30 Resources Available

51:12 What Is The Best Ingredient In Life?

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