Physionic

In this episode, we will dedicate the entire podcast talking about the coronavirus (COVID-19) - how long until you show symptoms of the infection? Is a standard 14 day quarantine efficient? And, if you're stuck at home without workout equipment, how do you still make fitness progress with in resistance training?

In this episode, I cover the microbiome, as well as muscle and its relation and impact on strength gain, as well as the ever confusing "Athlete's Paradox".

In this episode, I cover a broad range of topics from pregnancy length and its affect on children's genetics, as well as a new technology that makes printing skin a new therapy possible. Finally, I answer a question/concern a commenter had over why scientists waste their time with "obvious questions".

In this episode, I discuss a paper looking at high protein diets and their impact on atherosclerosis, as well as air pollution and its correlation with heart attacks, and the final half is me ranting on how selective people get to fit their biases.

In this episode, we will be diving extensively into a powerful muscle promoting mechanism known as phospholipase. Following that, we dive into a potential treatment for cancer using an unlikely ally. Finally, I discuss research out of McMaster University developing a new style of antibiotic.

In this podcast, I admittedly nerd out a bit on genetics and how our cells repair our genes when exposed to mutagens (things that cause mutations). However, with good reason, because a new paper has added some clarity to a part of the process and man is it cool! Beyond that, we will go into heart rate variability, as well as if caffeine is associated with migraines? Check it out and share!

In this episode, we'll be discussing four topics:

In this week's episode, we will be discussing many subjects ranging from sudden meat allergies, how asthma presents itself (cellularly), to different "styles" of aging known as ageotypes, as well as even more! Topics and time stamps listed here:

In this episode, we will go over three articles describing the affect genetics play on cardiovascular disease, as well as sleep's mitigating role. We will also discuss how non-HDL cholesterol affects heart disease risk. Finally, we briefly discuss a study on extreme sugar consumption and its impact on male fertility.

In this episode, we take a deeper look at a recent video I released on YouTube wherein I describe 5 immutable "laws" of health. Then, we will discuss two bits on cancer research - one wonderful and one interesting. Finally, we finish off with a discussion of "does creatine increase muscle mass directly?"