Super Human Radio

SHR # 2262 :: Where Epigenetics and Performance Intersect plus The New Red Meat Study and Telomeres :: - Dr. Anthony G. Jay - Does epigenetics play a role in performance? If so what can we do to improve? Dr. Jay has launched a study to look at the effect of th red meat carnivore diet on markers of health and longevity and you can join in. An in depth discussion on the role of iron and diseases states. Iron overload shows up as high ferritin in your blood work. But not everyone's "high" is the same. Symptoms may tell the best story. And it's not just from high red meat consumption. And what can you do to protect yourself. PLUS The vegan diet is said to be the right way for humans to eat by those who advocate the diet. Some actually feel worse bt to just stick with it. What happens when a strict vegan switches to eating ONLY red meat? ::

SHR # 2261 :: SFH: Iron Overload: Are You At Risk plus Vegan Switches to Carnivore Diet :: Andrew Morgan - Iron overload shows up as high ferritin in your blood work. But not everyone's "high" is the same. Symptoms may tell the best story. And it's not just from high red meat consumption. And what can you do to protect yourself. PLUS The vegan diet is said to be the right way for humans to eat by those who advocate the diet. Some actually feel worse bt to just stick with it. What happens when a strict vegan switches to eating ONLY red meat? ::

SHR # 2260 :: The BluePrint Power Hour :: Coach Rob Regish - Listener questions are answered about training, diet, supplementation, drugs and more. ::

SHR # 2259 :: #OMS: Natural Mr. Olympia :: John Hansen - Coach Wade Johnson - Some call him the greatest natural bodybuilder of all times. Come join Coach Wade Johnson and Carl for this episode of Old Man Strong as they interview John Hansen. Discover his secrets for staying strong and fit into his 50's and beyond. ::

SHR # 2258 :: Pharmaceutical Drugs Found in Over 700 Dietary Supplements plus Margin Shaving: Do Supplement Companies Profit From Buyer Complacency:: Anthony Roberts - A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association discovered some 776 dietary supplements that contained at least one pharmaceutical ingredient that was not listed on the label. While the headline was getting lots of attention once you dig deeper some very surprising information becomes very apparent. PLUS Many of us read articles showing dietary supplement that fail their label claims. But a less noticed more insidious strategy is being used by many supplement manufacturers that they hope you'll overlook. And its adding millions of dollars of profits to their bottom lines. ::

SHR # 2257 :: SFH: Lyzme 5 Fat Burner plus Food Insanity :: Dr. Jeff Golini, PhD - Dr. David Friedman - There's a new patented fat loss product on the market. We explore what it is and how it works. PLUS Many of us feel frozen by all the "healthy" diets out there. We look at this new food insanity phenomenon. ::

SHR # 2256 :: The BluePrint Power Hour :: Coach Rob Regish - Listener questions are answered about training, nutrition, supplementation and more. ::

SHR # 2255 :: The Missing Link in the Discussion About Longevity and Health :: Carl Lanore - One of e longest-running, largest studies in the world has a surprising secret. The one thing that is the greatest predictor of health span and life span. You can leverage this immediately. But do you have the courage to? ::

SHR # 2254 :: Sealing Your Mouth to Improve Sleep and Recovery :: Nicholas Michalak - It was the most absurd thing ever suggested to me. Seal my mouth at bedtime. Really!? But then I tried it. And I'll never sleep without sealing my mouth ever again. No matter how well or poorly you sleep this can improve it. ::

SHR # 2253 :: SFH: Is It Time We Change The Way We Measure Blood Pressure? :: Dr. Jeff Golini, PhD - In 1896 the first blood pressure monitor using a pneumatic cuff by the Italian internist Dr. Scipione Riva-Rocci. In 1901 Dr. Harvey Williams Cushing brought it to the USA. They knew then that the original 2 inch cuff was inaccurate leading to wider cuffs used today. But what was really revealed about the inadequacy of using this way of measuring blood pressure all the way back then? And why haven't we found a more accurate way to measure blood pressure close to 120 years later? ::