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On this podcast, we are joined by David Berlinski, who is a widely published author and academic mind. He is here to talk about his most recent literary work, Human Nature, as well as his other books that discuss topics such as the scientific method and mathematics. With an extensive background in academics, David Berlinski has used this knowledge to fuel his writing ventures in a strikingly sophisticated way.
In this episode, we analyze:
Examining the world from such a distinct point of view is what enhances human consciousness as we know it. Coming from the mind of an individual that is able to sum these topics up in such an eloquent way is truly a marvel to witness.
To find out more about David Berlinski and his work, you can visit his website at davidberlinski.org. This episode is sponsored by Relax Babe. To receive a 20% discount at checkout, use the code FINDINGGENIUS at checkout. Go to shoprelaxbabe.com to shop now!
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Psychedelics are commonly thought of as substances that are purely used for recreation, but researchers are continuing to find that there is much more to them than just that. Given the effect that pychoplastis have on the human neurological system, many professionals have found that they can be used for medical applications as well.
Dr. David Olson is an Associate Professor at the UC Davis Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine here to talk about "psychedelics without tripping". As a chemical neuroscientist, Dr. Olson focuses his research on medicines designed to treat a vast array of brain disorders. Dr. Olson has found that certain psychedelic compounds have been shown to promote neurological growth, and he is determined to uncover their mechanisms of action in order to treat symptoms with as much efficacy as possible.
This episode highlights:
Join this fascinating discussion about the effects psychoplastogens have on anxiety disorders, depression, and many other neurological issues.
You can find out more about Dr. Olson and his work at olsonlab.org and delixtherapeutics.com
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Plastic is a product that is in the vast majority of manufactured products. The trouble is, plastic is a substance that takes many years to decompose, resulting in a drastic buildup of products that have the potential to harm plants and animals.
Joining us today is husband and wife team Steve and Deonie Allen to discuss atmospheric microplastics, and their impact on the environment. Both Steve and Deonie have traveled the world researching how plastics impact both our planet and its inhabitants.
Listen now to discover:
What does the future hold for a planet littered with microplastic? Find out now from the research duo leading the charge on this issue!
To find out more about Steve and Deonie Allen and their investigations, visit their website at www.plasticpollution.news.
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Is there an invisible epidemic that is the underlying cause of more problems than we may initially think? Stemming from mental illness and trauma, the negative impacts on many facets of society have been severely detrimental. Press play to learn:
Psychiatrist and consultant Dr. Paul Conti shares his work healing trauma and helping the world out of the invisible epidemic.
The positive and negative feelings we hold on a daily basis inevitably end up spilling over and affecting the world around us. By working to heal our traumas and building the goodness within, we can improve the world around us on a personal level.
However, this change requires a deeply personal understanding and recognizing the chronic trauma we have been exposed to. Being able to take stock of what goes on inside all of us will help enable the first steps to be taken.
Visit https://www.drpaulconti.com for more resources.
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
How is sex determined in reptiles if sex chromosomes are absent? Through environmental factors like temperature, genetics can be altered, and sex can be finalized. Press play to learn:
Sarah Whiteley, a Post-doctoral Fellow in the Institute for Applied Ecology at the University of Canberra, shares her work researching environmentally sensitive sex determination in central bearded dragons.
Human sex at birth is determined by sex chromosomes and is rarely, if ever, determined by the environment during gestation. However, for some species of reptiles like the central bearded dragon, their gender is determined by environmental factors like temperature.
Gene expression is one of the most common forms of this, which can cause sex reversal and changes. This is one of the many effects of global climate change and can adversely affect the reptile population.
Visit https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Sarah-Whiteley for more information. This episode is sponsored by Relax Babe. To receive a 20% discount at checkout, use the code FINDINGGENIUS at checkout. Go to shoprelaxbabe.com to shop now!
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Worldwide, heart conditions are among the leading causes of death. Given the many factors that are at play in cardiovascular health, among the most interesting is the issue of how breathing polluted air affects humans' health. Because of this, doctors are eager to explore how pollution affects the heart specifically, and what we can do to control widespread heart disease caused by unhealthy air.
Joining us on this episode is Dr. Aruni Bhatnagar. Dr. Bhatnagar is the Professor of Medicine at The Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, as well as the Director of The American Heart Association - Tobacco Center. Given his extensive background and knowledge in heart disease, he has fostered a dedication for research into the connection between air pollution and cardiovascular health.
Listen now to hear Dr. Bhatnagar discuss:
How much is pollution affecting the health of our society, and how can we restrain its effects in the future? Find out now from a doctor on the front lines of this research!
To learn more about Dr. Aruni Bhatnagar and his efforts with the American Heart Association, you can visit their website here. Additionally, be sure to tune in to Dr. Bhatnagar's own podcast entitled Elements of Nature, set to be released on all major listening platforms in the coming months.
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Is vaccine hesitancy warranted? Through the NICE (National Informed Consent Exemption) Act, more people may have the right to act on this hesitancy. Listen up to learn:
Greg Glaser, a health freedom lawyer in California, shares information on the NICE Act and his fight for society's right to choose when it comes to decisions about their health autonomy.
Vaccines may cause much more harm than good, dividing the nation and possibly leading to a decline in the health of those that get them. From clotting to chronic diseases, it is essential to be informed before making a decision regarding your health.
The right to choose when it comes to choices about your own body is essential. To protect this freedom, the proposed NICE Act takes aim at vaccine mandates, allowing those who are concerned about their safety to choose for themselves.
Visit https://niceact.org for more resources. This episode is sponsored by Relax Babe. To receive a 20% discount at checkout, use the code FINDINGGENIUS at checkout. Go to shoprelaxbabe.com to shop now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Is endometriosis at fault for more than we currently think? From fertility to immunological factors, there are still many mysteries to be discovered. listen up to learn:
Andrea Vidali, a doctor working on endometriosis, adenomyosis, and miscarriage, shares his experience helping patients find solutions for fertility issues through immunological techniques.
Endometriosis is a widespread condition, but the standard of care is far from up to par. With an extremely long average diagnosis time and frequent minimization from doctors, the condition can wreak havoc on the body far beyond the commonly considered effects.
Fertility problems can arise due to a host of factors caused by endometriosis, even ranging to immune responses. Unfortunately, without an available solution or a complete set of information, fertility problems can persist, unfortunately including miscarriage.
Visit https://pregmune.com to learn more. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Having spent years as a licensed professional counselor in community health centers, hospitals, and rehab centers, Nicole Monteleone ultimately found herself undeniably drawn to holistic, whole-body wellness and treatment. This led her to a colleague with the same interests and goals, and together they founded the Counseling & Wellness Center of Pittsburgh.
Tune in to learn:
Offering nutrition counseling, meditation and mindfulness coaching, and talk therapy to individuals, couples, and families, the Counseling & Wellness Center of Pittsburgh has become a refuge for people, many of whom have been struggling with a higher level of depression and anxiety over the past couple of years.
For more information and resources, visit https://counselingwellnesspgh.com/ This episode is sponsored by Relax Babe. To receive a 20% discount at checkout, use the code FINDINGGENIUS at checkout. Go to shoprelaxbabe.com to shop now!
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Is the nervous system the gateway to health and happiness throughout the rest of our lives? Even the most minor changes can make a significant difference from relationships to the gut biome. Listen up to learn:
Victoria Albina, a coach and the host of the Feminist Wellness Podcast, shares her journey of seeking health and helping others do the same.
Our nervous system runs the vast majority of how we feel and operate on a daily basis. However, we may be falling victim to stress responses that served our ancestors well, but they may do more harm than good now.
One of the most significant areas of life our nervous system can impact is our relationships. Victoria Albina helps coach clients reach their lifestyle goals and better handle their nervous system responses.
Visit https://victoriaalbina.com to learn more.
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
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