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Sigma Nutrition Radio

Danny Lennonsigmanutrition.com
Discussions about the science of nutrition, dietetics and health. The podcast that educates through nuanced conversations, exploring evidence and cultivating critical thinking. Hosted by Danny Lennon.
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Episodes

Nia Shanks - Body Image, Nutrition & Training for Women

Nia Shanks of Lift Like a Girl talks how to approach nutrition without stress, working out because you love your body not hate it and how you can become the most awesome version of yourself. Go to episode page

Mar 10, 201546 min

Alex Viada - Nutrition & Hydration For Concurrent Training

Alex Viada of Complete Human Perforamnce discusses energy systems, benefits of concurrent training, how to program it correctly, and nutritional/hydration considerations for endurance athletes. Go to episode page

Mar 03, 201552 min

Fiber: Types, Sources & Effects

We look at soluble vs. insoluble fiber, fermentable vs. non-fermentable fiber, resistant starch, oligosaccharides, effect on gut health, and the role of prebiotics. Go to episode page

Feb 26, 201525 min

Caloric Density When Dieting

Danny discusses how the caloric density of meals is an important consideration when going through a hypocaloric phase.

Feb 20, 201520 min

The Myth of Adrenal Fatigue - Bryan Walsh, ND

Dr. Bryan Walsh, ND talks about adrenal physiology, low and high cortisol, the HPA axis, why adrenal fatigue is a myth and how all this influences how you should eat and live. Episode page here

Feb 05, 20151 hr 3 min

The Importance of Perspective in Fat Loss Dieting

Danny talks about the importance of keeping perspective and how important perception is when it comes to dieting. You can grab all the links mentioned in this episode at sigmanutrition.com/episode45 Fundamentals vs. small details What success is predicated on Limiting factors An interesting study demonstarting psychology when it comes dieting and perception Some practical take-aways to remember

Feb 03, 201521 min

Mike Samuels – Restrictive vs. Flexible Dieting

Mike Samuels of Healthy Living, Heavy Lifting is on the shoe to discuss restrictive vs. flexible dieting, our common transition from neurotic eating to sustainable nutrition, how to eat whilst travelling or working on the road, how to elimate binges and how to enjoy life!

Jan 27, 201552 min

Mike Israetel, PhD - All You Need To Know About Nutrient Timing

Episode 43: Dr. Mike Israetel is Assistant Professor of Exercise Science at UCM, a competitive powerlifter, grappler & bodybuilder and is the coach to many elite level athletes. On the show we dive into nutrient timing; protein timing, protein distribution, leucine threshold, placement of carbohydrates and the hierarchy of importance for body composition change. Show notes

Jan 20, 20151 hr 9 min

Bryan Chung, MD - Protein Synthesis vs. Hypertrophy & Evidence-Based Fitness

Dr. Bryan Chung, MD and PhD researcher, talks about evidence-based fitness, problems with the fitness and nutrition industry, the issue of calories, metabolic advantages of certain diets, psychology of dieting and game-changing research on the relevance of muscle protein synthesis as a proxy measure for hypertrophy.

Jan 13, 20151 hr 3 min

Dominic Munnelly - Nutrition for Crossfit Performance & Female Trainees

Dublin-based trainer & competitive CrossFit athlete Dominic Munnelly is on the show to talk about where CrossFit fits in to the health & fitness industry, some of the criticisms it faces, considerations for female trainees & differences in nutrition for performance vs. nutrition for body composition.

Jan 06, 20151 hr

Kamal Patel - Research Methodology & the Hierarchy of Evidence

Co-founder and director of Examine.com, Kamal Patel, is on the show to discuss research methodology, how to think about research, the hierarchy of evidence and how we can use all this to decide what potential diet and supplement decisions we can take. Show notes

Dec 23, 20141 hr 2 min

James Hanley - Lessons on Personal Training, Coaching & Running a Gym

James Hanley is the man behind Revolution Fitness. RevFit has two facilities in Dublin, offering semi-private strength training. James held several national drug free powerlfiting records and was the Irish Drug Free Powerlifting Associations overall points champion in 2010. He was the 2013 IPO National Champion at 90kg.

Dec 02, 20141 hr 10 min

Richard Nikoley - Fighting Against Low-Carb, Ketogenic & Paleo Dogma

Richard Nikoley of FreeTheAnimal.com is on the show talking about the problems with dogmatic view around low-carb, ketogenic and Paleo diets. We also discuss the importance of the microbiome and the emergence of resistant starch and prebiotic fiber as a means to imrpove gut health. Note: Contain explicit language.

Nov 04, 20141 hr 29 min

Sohee Lee - Reverse Dieting, Rapid Fat Loss and Messing Up

Sohee Lee is on the show talking about rapid vs slow fat loss, rebounding, reverse dieting, restrictive dieting, messing up and the importance of making your bed! Sohee is a New York City-based coach and writer. She is a Stanford University graduate, a nationally qualified NPC bikini competitor and is NSCA-CSCS certified. Show notes

Oct 21, 201456 min

Eric Helms, PhD - Dieting & Critical Thinking for Physique and Strength Athletes

Eric Helms is on the show to talk about nutrition considerations for physique athletes, body builders and strength athletes. Eric is competitive bodybuilder and powerlifter, and has a strength & conditioning based PhD. Eric’s a coach for raw powerlifters, natural bodybuilders, and serious weight lifters of all walks of life with Team 3D Muscle Journey. Show notes

Oct 07, 201459 min

Marc David - Psychology of Eating & Food Behaviours

This week's guest is Marc David, founder of the Institute for the Psychology of Eating. We discuss why what we eat is only half the story of good nutrition. We get into topics like the effect of physiological state on digestion, attitude to food, behaviours around food, mind-body nutrition, food "addiction", and binge eating.

Sep 02, 201452 min

Michael Ruscio - Probiotics, Prebiotcs and SIBO

Michael Rusio, BNMDP/NMCC gives a breakdown of all the big issues related to the gut microbiome that could be sabotaging your health. Probiotics, prebiotcs, small intestine bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), parasite infections, stomach acid, and the hygiene hypothesis are all discussed. Show notes

Aug 26, 20141 hr 5 min
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