Q&A 439: Benefits Of Walking Backwards, The New Fountain Of Youth Pill, Biohacking Skin Health, Chemicals In Your Food & Much More!
Episode description
- Japanese Professor Creates Lickable TV Screen You Can Taste...
- This new year try walking backwards: It pays...
- ‘Fountain of youth’ pill shows ability to dramatically increase longevity in mice...
- Can you get more fit from the blood infusion of a fit person's plasma? Oh gee, here we go...
- Interesting data on hydrogen-enriched water for TBI and for cognitive performance...
- Hyperbaric oxygen to the rescue for beauty and skin health. I dig it. (I use this one about 5 days of the week for 30-60 min: LINK TO MY HBOT USA ARTICLE OR PODCAST) ALSO LINK TO NEO40 AND LINK TO THESE: https://amzn.to/34TfIs5...
- These results suggest that essential amino acids play a novel role in maintaining brain health and protecting against neurodegenerative disorders...
- Which chemicals are in your fast food? (burritos and burgers particularly problematic)...
Listener Q&A:
Q: Should we increase our protein intake as we age?...42:30
Q: How to fast without feeling nauseous...46:51
Q: How to target lactobacillus growth...51:40
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