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By Navaz Habib
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Welcome to another episode of the Health Upgrade Podacat!
Today we talk with Dr. Thomas Seyfried, a leader in cancer metabolism research. He shares his amazing discoveries about how cancer is linked to metabolism, starting from his early work with epilepsy and ketogenic diets. He explains how problems in mitochondria and cancer cells' reliance on fermentation challenge the usual genetic view of cancer.
We explore how therapeutic ketosis and metabolic therapy could change cancer treatment. Dr. Seyfried highlights the importance of cutting glucose and glutamine to target cancer cells while protecting healthy ones with ketosis. He also introduces the "Press PULSE" method, a powerful approach backed by real-life cases and ongoing research.
We also discuss how modern diets may increase cancer risks and explore the importance of gut health and our evolutionary diet. This conversation offers a new way to look at cancer, focusing on metabolism and diet as key tools for better health.
Don't miss this enlightening episode that could reshape your understanding of cancer treatment! Tune in, and feel free to share with anyone who’s interested in innovative, holistic approaches to health.
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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Dr. Thomas Seyfried
Website: https://tomseyfried.com/
Welcome back to another episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast!
Today, we dive deep into the complexities of cellular energy production, focusing on the essential role of the mitochondria. We explain how the citric acid cycle breaks down sugars into energy, generating ATP—the powerhouse that fuels our cells. However, when mitochondria fail to function properly, it leads to the formation of reactive oxygen species, causing cellular dysfunction and increasing the risk of cancer.
The discussion also explores the intriguing interplay between genetic mutations and metabolic disruptions in cancer development. JP sheds light on how mitochondrial dysfunction can unlock previously inactive genes, contributing to unregulated cell growth and potential cancer formation. Navaz highlights the importance of regulatory mechanisms, including the ketogenic diet and fasting, to maintain cellular health and prevent oxidative stress.
Don't miss this enlightening episode packed with insights into the intricate relationship between cellular health and cancer. Tune in to discover cutting-edge theories and practical tips for optimizing mitochondrial function and preventing disease.
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Dr. Miller, a leading scientific expert in aging research. Dr. Miller dives into Cook's groundbreaking research on interleukin 11 and its implications for expanding lifespans in mice. The discussion explores how targeted anti-aging interventions, such as drugs and neurostimulators, have the potential to revolutionize preventive medicine by focusing on aging itself rather than individual diseases. Key highlights include the Interventions Testing Program (ITP) and the promising results of drugs like rapamycin and canagliflozin.
Dr. Miller takes us through historical breakthroughs, the significance of using genetically diverse mice for reliable results, and the collaborative effort in drug selection within the ITP. The episode also covers exciting concepts like caloric restriction, epigenetic drift, and the potential pitfalls of senolytic drugs. Through the interview, Dr. Miller reflects on the broader impacts of aging research, touching on everything from metabolic processes to inflammation, and the practical challenges of translating these findings to human applications.
For those curious about the future of aging research and eager to understand the science behind living healthier, longer lives, this episode is a must-listen. miss out on these invaluable insights—subscribe and stay updated with more fascinating discussions!
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JP Errico
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Dr. Richard Miller
Website: https://www.richmillerlab.com/
Welcome to another episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast!
Today we dive into the fascinating world of mitochondria and their crucial role in our health and longevity. We explore how the mitochondria work to produce energy, their historical evolution, and their symbiotic relationship with the immune system. We'll also discuss how diet, stress, and sleep affect both mitochondria and our overall health, and share tips on keeping them strong through balanced nutrition and fasting!
Delving deeper, the episode explains the critical interplay between the immune system, microbiome, and autonomic nervous system—the "Four Pillars of Longevity." We highlight how these pillars collectively support our health, drawing analogies and practical tips to help you balance these systems for a healthier life. We also shed light on the indirect but vital connections within our body’s signaling networks, showcasing the intricate dance between our gut microbiome, vagus nerve, and autonomic nervous system.
Tune in to learn practical ways to boost your health and slow aging, including advice on fasting, diet changes, and exercise routines for a healthier, longer life.
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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In this episode, we talk with Dr. Elisa Song about how to support children's health by focusing on their gut. She shares simple tips like eating well, breathing exercises, staying active, drinking enough water, and getting good sleep and shows how parents can fit these into daily life. We also explore the role of the vagus nerve in overall health and discuss how small habits, like teaching kids to read food labels, can significantly impact kids' overall health and mindset.
JP Errico shares a touching story about how using a vagus nerve stimulator helped improve his daughter's severe eczema and headaches. The conversation highlights the strong link between physical health and brain development. Dr. Song reminds us that parents play a big role in their children's health by modeling good habits and managing stress.
Tune in for practical advice and inspiring stories on creating a healthier lifestyle for your family. Share this episode with others who may benefit, and don't forget to check out Dr. Elisa Song's book, "Healthy Kids, Happy Kids", and her website at https://healthykidshappykids.com/
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Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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In this episode, we explore how inflammation, autoimmune diseases, gut health, and chronic conditions are connected. We break down the roles of the vagus nerve and acetylcholine in controlling the immune system, focusing on issues like obesity and body fat. We also talk about how fat tissue triggers inflammation and share practical tips like intermittent fasting, balanced nutrition, and exercise to improve your health.
We highlight the benefits of cutting down on carbs, eating more protein and healthy fats, and avoiding too many processed foods. The episode also looks at how modern eating habits affect metabolism and how past diets can guide us toward healthier choices today. Tune in for easy lifestyle changes to boost your health!
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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menopause, perimenopause, women's health, symptoms, research, stress management, nutrition, sleep, doctor communication, PCOS
Summary
In this episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast, Navaz Habib and JP Errico engage with Andrea Donsky, a menopause researcher, to discuss the complexities of menopause and perimenopause. Andrea shares her personal journey into menopause research, highlighting the lack of awareness and understanding surrounding the symptoms women experience. The conversation delves into common symptoms, the impact of stress, the importance of nutrition, and the need for better communication between women and healthcare providers. Andrea emphasizes the significance of research in understanding menopause and the necessity for women to take control of their health during this phase of life.
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Welcome to another episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast!
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Eleanor Stein to dive deep into the intricate connections between the autonomic nervous system, immune system, and central nervous system. Together, we explore how stress impacts our immune response and leads to cognitive issues like brain fog and depression. The discussion covers holistic treatment approaches that combine sleep, counseling, diet, exercise, and vagus nerve stimulation to improve physical and mental health.
Dr. Stein elaborates on the role of microglial cells and mitochondrial health, emphasizing how stress affects cellular function and can lead to chronic conditions like myalgic encephalomyelitis and long COVID. Through the concept of hormesis, you will learn how small, controlled stressors like intermittent fasting can boost mitochondrial function and overall health. The episode also highlights neuroplasticity's potential for recovery, especially in chronic pain and trauma, underscoring the importance of creating safety in psychological and physical realms.
Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation! Share this episode with anyone who might benefit from practical insights on stress management and holistic health.
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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Dr. Eleanor Stein
Website: https://www.eleanorsteinmd.ca/
Welcome to another episode of the Health Upgrade Podcast!
In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of vagus nerve stimulation and how it can boost nitric oxide production in the body. We break down how nitric oxide is made through two main paths—our diet and our genes—and explain why this molecule is so important for things like blood flow and digestion. We also talk about how certain enzymes help muscles relax and contract.
We'll discuss studies from 2009 and 2022 that show how the amount and frequency of nitric oxide production can impact heart health. The episode highlights the potential of vagus nerve stimulation to help with conditions like migraines, asthma, and even erectile dysfunction. It’s all about keeping nitric oxide and acetylcholine, in balance for better overall health.
Join us for an eye-opening discussion, and learn how vagus nerve stimulation could benefit you with heart, breathing, or migraine issues. Don’t miss out on these valuable insights!
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Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
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Welcome back to the Health Upgrade Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Smith, the founder of TruDiagnostic, to talk about the fascinating world of DNA methylation and its role in personalized healthcare and aging. Founded in 2020, True Diagnostic uses AI and genomics to build the largest private epigenetic database.
Ryan breaks down epigenetics by comparing DNA to hardware and gene expression to software. He explains how changing the way DNA works without altering its sequence can have a big impact on health and aging.
We also learn about Ryan’s journey from medical school to starting a pharmacy focused on peptides, and eventually founding TruDiagnostic. The episode dives into DNA methylation clocks, predictive technology for aging, and the potential of cellular reprogramming. There’s also discussion on using epigenetic treatments for animals, anti-aging strategies for dogs, and how things like diet, climate change, and lifestyle affect our genes.
Tune in to discover how cutting-edge science is shaping the future of healthcare. Whether you're looking to optimize your health or just curious about the future of medicine, this episode is full of valuable insights and practical tips!
Dr. Navaz Habib
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JP Errico
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jp-errico-097629aa
Ryan Smith
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-smith-lexington-ky/
Website: https://www.trudiagnostic.com/
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