Here's a summary of topics discussed by Joe Rogan and Dave Asprey, The Bulletproof Executive on JRE#411. The whole 2.47 minute vidcast is also here:
20: Heart Rate Variability
22: Fixing ACLs
27: Joe goes gluten free
28: Stem cell therapies
32: Inflammation as a root cause of modern day issues - we're so hooked on shit that's not good for us!
35: The impact of gluten on your immune reaction can last for up to 6 months
36: As a kid, Dave got git by a vampire bit - this is really how he stays so young :-)
42: MSG
46.30: The history of coffee as the source of many of today's popular brands.
48: The controversial question - mycotoxins
50: grass vs grain fed beef
58: How to change the world
1.02: Random acts of kindness - pay the bridge toll for the car behind you
1.05: Functional movement specialists vs Physiotherapists and the out of date red tape
1.08: Joe talks about sucky Public school systems
1.33: Mould - chronic low level toxicity
1.36: The Bulletproof method - addressing the elephant in the room
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In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. Muscle is the longevity organ.
2. Book recommendation: "Built to Move" by Kelly and Juliet Starrett.
3. The best foods to fill common micronutrient gaps.
4. Low-carb diet can help reverse type 2 diabetes.
5. Ketones may be a promising treatment for neurodegenerative diseases.
In this edition of Biohacking Weekly:
1. How does a navy seal manage stress?
2. The five "tactical domains" of longevity.
3. Low-carb diet could help cure obesity and type 2 diabetes.
4. Liposomal glutathione: a powerful "master antioxidant".
5. Book review: Why We Get Sick by Dr. Ben Bikman
Dr. Ben Bikman, a biomedical scientist and pathophysiology professor, in his book "Why We Get Sick" explores why insulin resistance has become such a significant problem for human health.
Insulin is an essential hormone that regulates energy storage and usage in the body and insulin resistance is a common health disorder, affecting a large portion of the global population. Adopting a low-carbohydrate, high-fat, and high-protein diet can help reverse insulin resistance which will lead to significant improvements in health within a short time frame.
Learn more about the effective treatment of insulin resistance in this book review.
