In this episode, Noah Zimmerman shares practical tips on how to maintain fitness and health goals while traveling. He emphasizes the importance of mindful eating, prioritizing protein, and staying active through walking and exercise. Noah encourages listeners to make intentional choices regarding food and movement, ensuring that travel does not derail their progress. He also discusses the balance between indulgence and discipline, advocating for a flexible approach to nutrition that allows for enjoyment without excess.

In this episode of the Gut Reaction Podcast, host Noah Zimmerman interviews Paul Rahn, owner of Para Performance, who shares his journey from a business enthusiast to a successful gym owner with seven locations. Paul discusses the challenges and triumphs of building a fitness empire, the importance of relationships in the industry, and the financial aspects of running a gym. He also reflects on his personal fitness journey, emphasizing the significance of strength training and the evolving trends in the fitness world.

You can find Paul & Para Performance at

Website: https://www.paraperformanceco.com/

Instagram: @paraperformanceco

In this episode of the Gut Reaction Podcast, Noah Zimmerman discusses the complexities of fat loss, emphasizing that it is not merely about eating less and moving more. He explains the health risks associated with excess body fat, particularly visceral fat, and the phenomenon of metabolic adaptation that occurs with long-term calorie restriction. The conversation also covers the dangers of yo-yo dieting and the importance of sustainable weight loss strategies. Noah highlights the significance of discipline and building healthy habits over time, and he offers coaching support for those struggling to achieve their health goals.

In this episode of the Gut Reaction Podcast, Noah Zimmerman shares his personal journey through chronic pain and the frustration of seeking effective treatment. He discusses the various methods he tried, from conventional medicine to alternative therapies, and ultimately reveals his diagnosis of Keinboch's disease, which led to surgery. Throughout the conversation, Noah emphasizes the importance of patience, open-mindedness, and trusting the healing process, encouraging listeners to persist in their health journeys despite setbacks.

In this episode of the Gut Reaction Podcast, Noah Zimmerman shares his personal journey with ulcerative colitis, detailing his diagnosis, struggles, and the transformative steps he took towards managing his health. He emphasizes the importance of nutrition, mental health, and the influence of one's environment and relationships on personal growth and disease management. Through his experiences, Noah highlights the significance of seeking help, making lifestyle changes, and surrounding oneself with supportive individuals.

Noah Zimmerman, with guest Jennifer Kosova, discusses the importance of comprehensive health assessments, focusing on various aspects such as cardiovascular health, cholesterol management, metabolic health, hormonal balance, micronutrients, body composition, brain health, and cancer screening. They emphasize the need for proactive health management and understanding biomarkers to prevent diseases before they develop. This conversation highlights the significance of personalized medicine and the role of lifestyle choices in maintaining overall health and longevity.

If you want to work with Jenn, you can reach her at:

In this episode of the Gut Reaction Podcast, Noah Zimmerman shares his personal journey, discussing his background, struggles with addiction, and the importance of gut health. He emphasizes the power of knowledge in improving one's quality of life and the significance of vulnerability as a strength. Noah reflects on his childhood challenges, health issues, and the turning points that led him to pursue a career in personal training. He candidly addresses his addiction to weed and the steps he took to overcome it, ultimately encouraging listeners to choose themselves and seek help when needed.

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00:00 Introduction to Gut Reaction Podcast

In this episode, Noah is joined by Rozeta Avetisyan.  Rozeta is currently working as a data scientist at Stanford Healthcare and School of Medicine. She graduated with her PhD in Molecular Physiology from UCLA where she studied sex differences in fat tissue accumulation. Her PhD research focused on how the genetic differences between males and females lead to distinct fat tissue development and function. Her work was supported by the F31 predoctoral fellowship from the National Institutes of Health. In her spare time, she enjoys yoga, Reformer Pilates, dance, hiking and backpacking. 

Rozeta and Noah explore the difference in fat cells and metabolisms between the different sexes, how fat plays a role in EVERYTHING, including disease. Discover how important it is to understand what fat is and how it is stored on your body and how that influences your long term health. Listen for actionable steps you can take to become a healthier human being.

In this episode, Noah is joined by Gabriel Loza.  Gabe is a board certified Physical Therapist. He has a BS in kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science from Sonoma State University, and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from West Coast University. He currently works at Muller & Weber physical therapy in Santa Barbara as an orthopedic physical therapist.  He lives in Santa Barbara with his wife Sarah and his Daughter Taya. 

Gabe and Noah explore evidence based practices vs anecdotal practices, different modalities of therapy, how to return to life and sport post injury, and how important your mental state is for rehab.  Discover how important resistance training is for all aspects of health. Listen and explore the interplay between exercise and pain, and the actionable steps you can take to become a healthier human being.

Join host Noah in this heartfelt and humorous solo episode, where he opens up about his personal journey with ulcerative colitis. Discover what this chronic disease is, how he was diagnosed, and the positive outlook he maintains while managing it.

Through comical anecdotes from the past 8 years, Noah sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of living with ulcerative colitis. This episode aims to remind those with chronic diseases (or supporting loved ones) that they are not alone in their struggles. It's a candid exploration of the isolation, loneliness, anxiety, and depression that can come with chronic illnesses.

But amidst the challenges, Noah shares valuable insights on finding humor in life's moments and navigating the path to disease management. Tune in and be inspired by actionable steps to becoming a healthier, empowered human being. You are not alone on this journey!