Super Human Radio

SHR # 2301 :: The Man's Guide To Erectile Dysfunction :: Donald Zinno, APRN - Dr. Paul Constante - A lot has changed in treating men with erectile dysfunction treatment. From pills, pumps, injections, magnetic resonance and acoustic wave. e will address every modality of treatment and explain what works for who. We are also joined by "Mark" the recipient of one of the therapies with his personal results. ::

SHR # 2300 :: RLRx: Allergy Testing plus Thyroid Hormone Replacement :: Adam Lamb - This show is chock full of great information. We discuss allergy testing, the immune function under attack and related diseases it predisposes you to, the role of cortisol in allergy response, stress and the immune system, hormone mimicking compounds, thyroid hormone replacement, alternatives to thyroid hormone drugs and much more. ::

SHR # 2299 :: Nu Si or Wrong Si :: Evelyn Kocur - Nu Si promises to eradicate heart disease through diet driven by science in the next 10 years. Lead by Gary Taubs, Nu Si has taken millions of dollars to fund research that will prove that the low carb diet is the best diet to help reverse the chronic disease. The low carb diet is Taub's pet mission. Three of their four studies have in fact proven just the opposite. So what will Nu Si do now that their own science flies in the face of their mission? ::

SHR # 2310 :: The BluePrint Power Hour :: Rob Regish - Listener questions are answered about training, nutrition, supplementation and more. ::

SHR # 2298 :: Targeting an RNA-binding protein to fight aging :: Dr. Davide D' Amico - One of the theories of aging, the mitochondrial theory of aging, was first promoted by Dr. Aubrey De Grey. Well this new research not only shows that when it comes to muscle function the mitochondria appears to me the main culprit. Mitochondrial dysfunction is also identified as main player in several neuromuscular diseases like Parkinson's, ALS and others. Thanks to Dr. D'Amico we may have now discovered the target of this mitochondrial decay and disfunction. A binding protein called PUM2, when knocked out in rat muscles corrects these mitochondrial problems. ::

SHR # 2297 :: How To Avoid The Nursing Home :: Chris Williams - Maybe you're not old enough yet where a nursing home is a potential destination, but I can assure you, you will be one day. Or maybe you have a loved one who's a possible candidate due to their advanced age. The number one reason for being admitted to a nursing home is a fall. We also know people live longer when they're allowed to stay in their own home. And the truth is they want to stay in their own home with a level of independence. There are ways to ensure you won't need to make a nursing home your's or their final destination. ::

SHR # 2296 :: The Blue Print Power Hour :: Coach Rob Regish - Listener questions were answered on this Face Book Live broadcast about training, nutrition, supplementation and more. ::

SHR # 2295 :: To Heck With Aging Gracefully :: Iris Davis - In light of more and more research linking longevity and robust health to exercise and physical strength, Iris Davis is living evidence of its power. She's no average 75 year old women. She has, however, faced and endured many of the same obstacles that all other women have faced. Yet she attributes her 51 year-long dedication to Physical Culture as the reason she doesn't just endure, but thrives. To heck with accepting aging gracefully. She's kicking age's ass! ::

SHR 2294 :: RLRx :: PCT: Correcting Endogenous Hormone Levels :: Adam Lamb - If you're a man of s certain age, you can't help but be reminded that your testosterone levels may be falling. Numerous commercials promote products hawked by aging celebrities. But your doctor can also help you raise your testosterone levels much moire effectively. Adam Lamb discusses the various protocols employed by forward-leaning physicians that have the ability to bring a man's testosterone levels back into youthful ranges safely. ::

SHR # 2293 :: The BluePrint Power Hour :: Coach Rob Regish - This FB live episode brought a lot of interaction and questions about training, nutrition, supplementation and drugs. The most surprising reactions were when Coach Rob started to talk openly about depression. ::