SHR # 2916:: GROUNDBREAKING New Hope For Long-haulers - Prof. Shai Efrati, Ph.D. - A groundbreaking new study from Tel Aviv University, the first of its kind in the world, found a promising treatment for long-term COVID-19 symptoms, based on advanced Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT). Long COVID, which affects up to 30% of patients infected by the COVID-19 virus, is characterized by a range of debilitating cognitive symptoms such as inability to concentrate, brain fog, forgetfulness and difficulty recalling words or thoughts - persisting for more than three months, and sometimes up to two years. To date, no effective therapy has been suggested, leaving many millions of sufferers around the world with no remedy.

SHR # 2915:: The Blueprint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - Come join the fun LIVE. Nothing is off topic.

SHR # 2914:: The Light Switch For Your Brain - Mr. Noots - Never before has the science been employed to discover what actually changes the brains ability to function at a high level. The endeavor to bring the Nootopia brand to market has been nothing short of heroic . Decades of research now at your fingertips. The bar in the arena of nootropics has been put out of reach for all other companies.

SHR # 2913:: Everyone Has A Story: American Biohacker - Russ Scala - Russ Scala is the "Jack Reacher" of human performance. He honed his skills literally savings lives every day...Lives hanging from a thread. There he discovered the links between many disease states and our biology that most traditionally trained physicians miss. He then connected those dots with his life-long passion as a triathlete and human performance junkie. The end result is a guy who understands how to get the most out of the human condition while preserving and even improving longevity. His book American Biohacker is like none you've ever encountered, because the life he's lived is like none you've ever heard of before.

SHR # 2912:: Doves, Diplomats and Diabetes: A Darwinian Interpretation of Type 2 Diabetes and Related Disorders - Dr. Milind Watve - Dr. Watve's discussion about the evolutionary pressures that are effecting obesity, insulin resistance and other associated diseases is as outside-the-box as one can imagine. Imagine that our body's response to the lack of aggression, risk and fear are causing us to respond differently. This response makes us prone to fat accumulation. And exercise protocols that reintroduce the risk and fear components that we evolved under can actually be part of the prescription to change the outcome of disease! This is a must-hear game-changing interview.

SHR # 2911:: Inside the Beautiful Mind of Dr. Chris Masterjohn - The American Heart Association released a position paper on coconut oil and this is the rebuttal via Dr. Chris Masterjohn. PLUS How did the low-carb diet make the LA Lakers lose? and Dr. Masterjohn's thoughts on various dietary templates. original interview; July 2017.

SHR # 2910:: Breathing; The Buteyko Method - Patrick McKeown - So many myths and misunderstandings about breathing dispelled in this interview. Buteyko is to breathing what Intermittent Fasting is to nutrition. No matter who you are. No matter what level of health or fitness this interview will open your eyes to previously unavailable opportunities to be better.

SHR # 2909:: Meat: Climate Crisis Report; Debunked - Dr. Sean Baker - A new study claims that as we switch to alternative protein sources such as plant-based meats, climate change will be positively affected. An article siting the study by the Boston Consulting Group states that plane-based meats are the best investment for tackling the climate crisis. They're ignoring a body of scientific evidence that shows conventional agriculture is in fact one of the largest offenders in the climate change today. We are being lied to. Its the standard today to be lied to by the agenda-driven.

SHR # 2907:: The Blueprint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - Come join the fun LIVE at 1:00PM ET. Post your questions. Nothing is off topic.

SHR # 2908:: NEW STUDY Food Addiction Linked to Parents' Drinking Habits - Lindzey Hoover - Graduate Student; Clinical Science - People with a parent with a history of alcohol problems are at greater risk for showing signs of addiction to highly processed foods, a new University of Michigan study found. These foods, such as ice cream, chocolate, pizza and fries, contain unnaturally high amounts of refined carbohydrates and fats that may trigger an addictive response in some people. U-M researchers wanted to know if a major risk factor for addiction—a parent with alcohol problems—predicted an increased risk of addiction to highly processed foods.