In this episode, we'll be diving into our third and final part of our "Nutrition on Depression" podcast wherein we'll be touching on depression's link in obesity, epigenetics, and the amino acid tryptophan (the same stuff found in turkey, and many other foods). Hopefully you find some, if not all, the information useful and informative. If you'd like to see the visuals, check out the video version of the podcast, as well.

In this episode, we continue our dive into these different nutrients and nutritionally linked reasons why people have worsening depression and what to do against it, nutritionally. This is part 2 of a 3 part podcast series discussing nutrition and its relationship to depression. I'll go into the microbiome, cortisol release from the HPA axis, and BDNF on brain cell growth.

In this episode, I begin with part 1, wherein we'll be discussing how depression is linked to inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and oxidative stress, as well as several nutrients that can help reduce these effects negatively affecting mental health.

In this episode, I'll be trying my best to make sense of a pretty "all over the place" scientific review that attempts to make sense of how fasting (and calorie deficits) affect skin health, as well as aging.

In this episode, we dive into a study that investigates the effect caffeine has on insulin sensitivity, but also on a few other parameters, like blood pressure, catecholamines, and free fat.

In this episode, I have the absolute pleasure of welcoming a good friend of mine back to the podcast to discuss a paper he picked out looking at a unique way that creatine affects our fat cells - specifically, the mitochondria within fat cells.

In this episode, we dive into an extremely simple study that investigates how quickly men and women, compared against one another, gain muscle strength from a resistance training program. Not only that, it touches on some interesting perspectives related to hormones and how the lack of testosterone in women may not be as detrimental as one might imagine - tune in and find out!

In this podcast, we'll be going over a study that touched on an interesting discovery between fat cells and our immune system when a person undergoes an extended (10 day) water fast.

In this episode, I do a deep dive into a study that finally tries to answer if saturated fat increases our cholesterol levels, independent of weight gain. Not only that, it also investigates the impact it has on the liver in terms of fatness - does it cause fatty liver disease?

In this episode, I'll be taking you through a study on alternate day fasting and its affects on cholesterol, fat, muscle, and three unique hormones - all in people without cardiovascular issues, which makes this study that much more unique.