Super Human Radio

SHR # 2528 :: The Piedmontese Breed of Cow and Why It's Superior to Any Other PLUS An New Angle On Fixing Your GERD - Ben Mohl - Joe Finegan - The Piedmont region of Italy fostered a unique breed of cattle out of necessity. Known as triple-purpose cattle, raised principally for draught power for pulling heavy tonnage, but valued also for meat and milk. The goal of the breeding was to produce a cow that was super muscular, super strong, yet delicious and tender to eat. An emphasis on hypertrophic muscle growth characteristic, known as groppa di cavallo or horse rump, first appeared in 1886 in the commune of Guarene d'Alba. Little did they realize they had stumbled upon and perpetuated what we now know in science as myostatin null cattle. Bulls and cows that looked like superior beasts to all other breeds. Double-muscle they were called because they grew to carry double the muscle mass of any other breed. And the beef was far more delicious and tender than any other cattle, a genetic gift we only understand now that we know how myostatin inhibition affects muscle development. Take a journey back to the ancient origins of this little known breed. Learn how you can now enjoy this tender, delicious beef once only available in Italy, now raised here in the USA and delivered right to your door. PLUS Do you suffer from GERD? Regular episodes of heart burn? Do you feel like it takes forever for food to move out of your stomach? Carl may have a solution that will change your life.

SHR # 2527 :: What is The Veech Ketone Ester PLUS A Meteorologist Answers Carl's Question - Part of the entire Keto movement is the use of exogenous ketone supplements. One of the most sought after sources is the ketone ester. And the Veech Ketone Ester seems to be the most promising. PLUS On a previous show Carl suggested that the lock-down has led to a drastic reduction in carbon-dioxide emissions, and that drop is having an affect on our weather. Is he way off?

SHR # 2526 :: The BluePrint Power Hour PLUS What Kills 40,000 Americans A Month And Isn't Named COVID-19 - Coach Rob Regish - Viewer/listener questions are answered about training, nutrition, supplementation and more. Here is a short sampling of questions. PLUS More critical thinking as it relates to the reaction of our government to the current pandemic. And why I don't believe the government when they say all of their actions are about saving lives.

SHR # 2525 :: The Effects of Testosterone on the Physiological Response to Social and Somatic Stressors PLUS Listener Question About Vitamin D - Adam Lamb - Previous studies have shown that high testosterone levels in men decreased stress reactivity. At the same time some studies showed higher testosterone levels increased stress response. In this study they set out to apply a stress in two conditions. One with the subject alone in a room and one with an observer. The results were very interesting. PLUS Listener Christopher Price asked - what is the safest amount of D3 one can take orally, daily? Can D3 be taken intravenously, and if so, since you bypass the digestive track, does that lessen the chances of harming the kidneys?

SHR # 2524 :: Grumpy Science Guys: If Your Brain Gets Old Before Your Body Does, You are Screwed PLUS GHK-cu Update PLUS The Perils Of Taking Too Much Glycine - Dr. Bob Dennis, PhD – Dr. Mark Tommerdahl, PhD - In today's population we see a lot of evidence that people's brains are breaking well before their bodies wear out. This is not a good thing. We see dementia kicking in at early 40's. We see neurodegeneration like MS and Parkinson's widespread in our population. Autoimmunity is a big contributor as well as exposure to bad actors in our environment. If you ask a person suffering from a degenerative brain disorder what would you give up to halt the progression of your disease they'd say anything and everything. But discovering what's causing the problem requires adding in or removing the things you suspect are contributing to the problem. And that requires precise ongoing brain testing to determine what's working and what's not. Your insurance company isn't going to pay for that even if a lab was willing to let you test multiple times a month. And buying equipment to use at home would cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. Until now. How's 29.95 for the cost to test your brain in the comfort of your own home, every day if you'd like? With the same accuracy as those hundreds-of-thousands-of dollars lab equipment testing for function, acuity , healing, plasticity and recovery sound? This is a Super Human Radio Exclusive. PLUS Carl discusses his current GHK-cu experiment and what happens when you take too much glycine for too long. It can be scary.

SHR # 2523 :: Cardiovascular Effects and Benefits of BFR PLUS Critical Thinking 101: Co2 Levels Are at Record Lows.. Why Isn't Anyone Talking About It? - Dr. James Stray-Gunderson, MD - The role of blood-flow restriction training has been well illustrated in improving the anabolic response to exercise in numerous studies. But what about the effect on the heart and cardiovascular system at large? Blood-flow restriction creates a partitioning of blood in the limbs the BFR bands are applied to. Does this make it a good choice for people with existing heart conditions? What about the hemodynamics effects? Could BFR aid in various types of peripheral blood flow diseases? The and many more questions will be answered. PLUS Critical Thinking 101: Co2 is at an all-time global low. Lower than any Green New Deal ever promised to make them. Yet we have some of the craziest weather of all times. What's up with that? Why isn't the MSM asking questions?

SHR # 2522 :: The Epigenetic Effects of Tobacco and Alcohol PLUS Shielding Your Body From RF Soup PLUS Busting the 5G equals COVID-19 Myth - Dr. William Seeds, MD - Dr. Daniel Elias Martin Herranz, PhD - Arthur Menard de Calenge - Tobacco and alcohol are the two most abused substances in our population today. Studies have been published supporting the notion that some alcohol is good and protective of health. There are even those who claim smoking a cigarette from time to time has a beneficial hermetic effect. Now with precise epigenetic testing being made available to the masses we can, for the first time, actually assess if alcohol is in-fact protective. And we can measure with accuracy if they are damaging health and by just how much. PLUS I've discussed numerous times on the show that living in this RF soup from cell phones, wifi, cordless phones, etc. is having a definite effect on us on a cellular level. The studies are piling up. Now you can take matters into your own hands a protect your body from this RF exposure and perhaps even improve sleep at the same time! PLUS I continue to get emails and calls about rumors that 5G is causing COVID-19. It's not!! Here's why.

SHR # 2521 :: Amplify the Success of Your Low-carb and Keto Diet PLUS Answer to My Question Does the CDC Profit on Vaccines - Matt Gallant - Wade Lightheart - The low-carb and keto diet have been shown to be amazing elimination diets that go way beyond just fat loss. For many it reverses autoimmune diseases as well. In recent studies its been shown to reverse brain aging, push back dementia and reduce overall chronic inflammation. So why don't more people do it? It has some obstacles. Many people complain they just can't. Loss of energy, fatigue, brain fog, constipation are just a few reasons they give up. There is a way around these. And these answers will improve the desired results in both those who struggle to adapt as well as those who are already rocking the low-carb keto lifestyle.

SHR # 2520 :: The BluePrint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - Come join the fun and get your questions answered about training, nutrition, supplementation and more.

SHR # 2519 :: Exercise During Pregnancy Reduces Obesity Among Offspring - Dr. Min Du, PhD - When physically fit women exercise during pregnancy they could be setting their children up for better fitness too. That is according to a study published today in Science Advances led by Min Du, professor of animal sciences at Washington State University, and his PhD student Jun Seok Son. They found exercise during pregnancy stimulates the production of brown adipose tissue, commonly known as brown fat, in a developing fetus. Brown fat's primary role in the body is to burn off heat. It is often called good fat. White adipose tissue or white fat, on the other hand, is responsible for obesity and harder to burn off. It is commonly known as bad fat.