Super Human Radio

SHR # 2348 :: When Quitting Makes You A Winner : Dr. Stanley G. Robertson - Dr. Stan is known as The Quit Doctor for a good reason. He's helped people become more successful and have deeper more meaningful relationships by dispensing the fallacy that quitters never win. Because the truth is, they do win. And some of the most successful people in the world have quit things hundreds of times. But you've got to know when to quit and then quit quickly.

SHR # 2347 :: The BluePrint Power Hour : Coach Rob Regish - Listener questions are answered about training, nutrition, supplementation and more.

SHR # 2346 :: A Nootropic That Delivers : Dr. Greg Kelly, ND - OTC Nootropics area a growing category of supplements. And it should be. Who doesn't want a better functioning brain? Especially those on the advanced aging side of the spectrum. ut most people have been let down by supplements that promised better focus and memory. Carl was one of these skeptics. Qualia delivers on its promises. And it did so at a lower dose than the suggested dose!! Listen to this interview and find out how to try Qualia and get a 100 day satisfaction money-back guarantee

SHR # 2345 :: The Pep Talk: Copper Peptide GHK-Cu: Uses in Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine - Dr. Carl Paige, MD - This tiny protein found naturally in humans and mammals is attached to copper. Early research showed it has the ability to reduce the effects of aging in a variety of tissue. Its effects are pronounced in skin where it acts to promote the production of supporting structures (extracellular matrix) in the skin, increase collagen synthesis, regulate copper levels, and activate reparative cells. Its small molecular weight makes it ideal for cosmetics. One French study showed it may regrow hair! It's currently being investigated as an anti-inflammatory to replace corticosteroids, for use in nerve regeneration, as a stem cell growth factor, as a DNA protectant, and as a general anti-cancer agent.

SHR # 2344 :: RLRx: Grapefruit - Fruit or Drug? - Adam Lamb - The summer is upon us and citrus fruits abound. A favorite of this season is grapefruit. But should we approach grapefruit more as a drug than a fruit? If you're on HRT or at the age where hormone levels are starting to destabilize, or trying to get pregnant, you'll want to tune in today.

SHR # 2343 :: Meet Our Super Humans: - Lenora Colarusso - The salient characteristic of a true Super Human is they don't accept circumstances as outcome. They don't wear their defeats on their sleeve as justification of failure. They pick themselves up, dust themselves off and move forward. This is Lenora's Super Human story.

SHR # 2342 :: The BluePrint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - More and more people are developing rhabdomyolysis today. What's going on? Coach Rob suffers yet another bout of it. The symptoms each tome were different, but the outcome was the same. Tips on what to watch out for and how to try and avoid it.

SHR # 2341 :: Courageous Medicine: Saving a 104 Year Old Woman's Life - Dr. George Touliatos - Modern medicine is rarely bold. Hampered by the threat of litigation, physicians stick to the standards of care and play it safe. The patient suffers from the tunnel vision. But what happens when you're the physician trying to save your most loved relative? If you're courageous, you do what Dr. Touliatos did. Don't confuse this with being reckless either. Many physicians know they an help a patient, but don't because they'll be questioned for stepping out of their lane. Maybe even lose their license to practice medicine. But love makes people do things not in their own best interest.

SHR # 2340 :: The BluePrint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - Listener questions are answered about training, supplementation and more.

SHR # 2339 :: Lower Back Pain: What Causes It and What To Do About It - Dr. Craig Banks - About 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetime. Most low back pain is acute, or short term, and lasts a few days to a few weeks. But many suffer from chronic life-long pain that makes doing anything, even lying down, unlivable. The magnitude of the burden from low back pain has grown worse in recent years. In 1990, a study ranking the most burdensome conditions in the U.S. in terms of mortality or poor health as a result of disease put low back pain in sixth place; in 2010, low back pain jumped to third place, with only ischemic heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ranking higher. What's going on?