The biggest questions in human performance, health, and longevity answered by those in the know.
Hosted by Drs. Mike Mallin, Matt Dawson, and friends.
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The biggest questions in human performance, health, and longevity answered by those in the know.
Hosted by Drs. Mike Mallin, Matt Dawson, and friends.
Should you workout or take it easy today? Quit guessing and start measuring. In this podcast, we interview Jake Santora, Whoop's manager of elite teams about the Whoop wearable and how you can incorporate it into your quantified life.
Your genes are not your destiny. You control your destiny, and the science is there to help you now! Find out what your genetics are and then take steps to affect those genes and live your optimal life. In this episode we talk to Dr. Roberta Kline, the CEO and co-founder of Genoma International about how to do this. If you want to learn more, register for the event Dr. Kline will be teaching at www.wildhealthpodcast.com/events.
The guys discuss microbiome with Sara Police, PhD. Embrace the bugs as these little guys can affect your weight, immune system, even mental health! This is a discussion we've wanted to have for a while, so we hope you enjoy.
Need superhuman strength to survive the zombie apocalypse? In this podcast, we discuss the concept and the research behind a new form of performance hacking, what's been dubbed Brain doping, or more formally known as NeuroPriming. This is a procedure scientifically termed transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) used to increase plasticity in the brain prior to an activity. This process decreases the amount of input required for neurons to fire, and helps neurons fire together, enabling more rapid strengthening of connections in the brain. When paired with quality training, this results in increased strength, explosiveness, endurance, and muscle memory. Quackery you say? Maybe, let's take a closer look.
Every bite of food you take is a signal you're sending to your genes to turn on or off. Learn the language so you can speak clearly and optimize your health. Amanda Archibald of The Genomic Kitchen joins us in this podcast to talk about how to feed your genes and take a DNA-based approach to health. She'll be joining us at The Kentucky Castle for a 2 day workshop to dive deep into this topic on Feb 28-March 3. To join, register HERE (www.wildhealthpodcast.com/events).
Ready to attack 2019? What's the best single exercise to get fit when you're strapped for time? Find out in this episode.
The study is out and it's very clear. We should be taking Omega 3 supplements. Wait......what's that? We shouldn't? OK, so it's more complex than that. It turns out that Mike and Matt read the exact same definitive study on this and they've both decided the exact opposite conclusion for themselves........and they agree with each other. Mike should take. Matt shouldn't take. What about you? Let's discuss. Feel free to listen in.......
It's a no-brainer to take Vitamin D, right? Well, maybe not. The guys dive into the trendy vitamin and discuss whether you should be supplementing and what vitamin D actually does.
It's thoracic, not Jurassic. Only ten minutes to work out? What to do? Favorite, safest cheat code? 3 pills to take in the morning. Which ones? This episode is a free-wheeling-back-and-forth with the guys to get some quick answers and insight into what the physicians actually do in their day-to-day. Great tips and tricks in this one. More of these types to come.
In this episode...
The guys dive into mental fitness, aka meditation. It's been shown that meditation can help:
Seems like that little jerk of a stress hormone cortisol can sometimes get out of control and meditation can wrangle it back in a bit and help prevent a magnitude of issues. Whether it's mantra meditation (repetitive words or phrases) or mindful meditation (paying attention to the breath and being in the moment) there's a ton of benefits.
Mentioned:
2013 study on effect of meditation on cortisol levels
2011 study on telomerase activity