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As the rates of dementia continue to skyrocket, there’s never been a more important time to do everything we can to protect ourselves and our loved ones from this horrible disease. Lifestyle factors have a huge influence on the way our brain ages, and nutrition is a critical piece of the puzzle. There are certain foods and nutrients that are scientifically proven to support the brain’s aging process – and can even help prevent dementia.  

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to learn about seven key foods you can incorporate into your diet for better cognitive health, a healthier brain, and to prevent dementia. You’re going to hear how key nutrients directly impact your brain function. You’re going to learn what your brain is made of, the connection between the gut and the brain, and the latest cutting-edge science on reversing symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.  

Nutrition is one of the most powerful inputs you can give your body and your brain. And understanding how to eat for a healthy, long-lasting brain can have a profound impact on your future. I’m also going to be sharing ways to add these powerhouse foods into your existing diet, so be sure to listen in and take notes.    

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The devastating economic impact of dementia 

  • What dementia and network insufficiency are. 

  • The exciting new science of improving symptoms of dementia.  

  • How many neurons are in the human brain.  

  • Why nutrition is a critical input for brain health.  

  • Three critical fats that support brain function and structure.  

  • Which foods are rich in phospholipids 

  • What type of fat can change the architecture of your brain cells.  

  • The connection between the human brain and cholesterol. 

  • Why omega 3 fatty acids are vital for a healthy brain.  

  • How much omega-3 fatty acids do you need to consume for a shrink-proof brain. 

  • The brain-supportive health benefits of drinking coffee.  

  • Which oil can support autophagy in the brain.  

  • The role that antioxidants play in the aging process.  

  • Why sweet potatoes can reduce the risk of degenerative brain diseases 

  • The health benefits of MCT oil.  

  • What you need to know about eating leafy greens.  

  • The essential nutrient in eggs that can support your memory.  

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Over the last several years, there has been a pronounced uptick in the rates of anxiety. In fact, anxiety disorders have become the most common mental health concern in the country. On today’s show, you’re going to learn the truth about anxiety. 

This compilation episode highlights why anxiety has become so prevalent, including how things like our modern environment and western diet are contributing to worsening rates of mental health. You’re going to hear from some of the top experts in the realm of psychiatry and neuroscience, including Dr. Wendy Suzuki, Dr. Daniel Amen, and more. This episode contains powerful insights on how getting your circadian rhythm, sleep, and nutrition in check can improve your mental health and reduce symptoms of anxiety.  

While it’s normal to experience situational bouts of anxiety occasionally, feeling anxious on a regular basis can be disruptive to your daily life. I hope the insights and strategies in this episode can help you gain a better understanding of why anxiety occurs and how to better control it. Enjoy!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The shocking statistics on increasing rates of anxiety. 

  • What anxiety actually is. 

  • How the human stress response system evolved as a protective mechanism. 

  • Why our modern world exacerbates levels of stress and anxiety. 

  • How to transform your anxiety into a superpower 

  • The shocking side effects of anti-anxiety medications.  

  • Which supplements are scientifically proven to support mental health.  

  • How sleep deprivation impacts the brain and performance.  

  • Signs of low blood flow in the brain.  

  • Specific exercise types that can improve your mental health 

  • Why our system of diagnosing mental health conditions is flawed.  

  • How the Standard American Diet is contributing to higher rates of anxiety.  

  • The connection between sugar, inflammation, and anxiety 

  • Why we’re seeing higher rates of mental illness in children.  

  • The nutrients you should eat to calm anxiety 

  • What false anxiety is.  

  • The link between blood sugar and mental health 

  • How sleep affects mental health, and vice versa.  

  • Why getting your circadian rhythm in sync is helpful for mental health.  

  • How over-identifying with a label can harm you.  

  • Why it’s critical to learn how to accurately identify your emotions 

  • The role your environment has on your brain.  

  • How anxiety and creativity are connected.  

 

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Over the last several years, intermittent fasting has been widely regarded as a powerful method to shed unwanted fat, improve insulin sensitivity, and even take advantage of the benefits of autophagy. But what’s often missing from the conversation on fasting is that most, if not all, of the research on fasting has been conducted exclusively on men.  

So today on The Model Health Show, I’m bringing in a world-renowned women’s health expert to discuss fasting for women. Dr. Mindy Pelz is a bestselling author, physician, and coach who is a top expert in all things hormones, menstrual cycles, and women’s health. She’s back on the show to share how fasting is different for women, and how to eat and train in accordance with your body’s natural rhythms.  

This conversation contains important discussions on how obesogens are making us fat, how to eat for hormonal health, and the role that ultra-processed foods are playing in our epidemics of health. Dr. Mindy is also sharing some of her top principles for nutrition, the truth about weight loss drugs, and so much more. I hope you enjoy this interview with the one and only, Dr. Mindy Pelz 

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The biggest misconception about weight gain. 

  • How obesogens are creating an epidemic of obesity.  

  • The effect that obesogens have on your stem cells.  

  • How fasting can help your body reset.  

  • What is stored inside fat cells, and why fat gain is an adaptation.  

  • Why fasting is different for women. 

  • The critical relationship between progesterone and glucose. 

  • How cortisol can impact the menstrual cycle.  

  • The two times during the month that women should not be fasting.  

  • What the manifestation phase is.  

  • How ultra-processed food contributes to weight problems. 

  • The importance of reducing exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals. 

  • Why controlling blood sugar is critical for overall health. 

  • How fasting changes your microbiome & how to eat for your microbes.   

  • The role of protein in hormone production.  

  • Why weight loss drugs create a bigger disconnect between us and our bodies. 

  • What the power phases are.  

  • The best foods for hormonal health.  

 

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Our modern world with all its conveniences and technologies often encourages a sedentary lifestyle. And more and more studies are affirming that opting out of regularly moving our bodies is making us sick, unhealthy, and is even shortening our lifespans. Movement is a foundational practice for all life – and if we want to make our bodies work better, we have to find simple ways to integrate more movement into our existing routines.  

Today’s guest, Juliet Starrett, is a lifelong athlete, entrepreneur, and New York Times bestselling author who has an important mission: to inspire people to move more for stronger, healthier, more durable bodies. Together, Juliet and her husband Kelly Starrett wrote the incredible book, Built to Move, which focuses on basic yet powerful mobility practices anyone can use to feel better and live longer.   

Juliet is back on The Model Health Show to discuss some simple tweaks you can make to your existing routine for less pain, better mobility, and better health. You’re going to learn how simple practices like sitting on the floor and upgrading your walking routine can enhance your life, plus the #1 stretch you should be doing every day. What I love about Juliet’s message is that she believes that anyone can optimize their body and improve their health with consistent and intentional practice. I hope you enjoy this conversation with the one and only, Juliet Starrett!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Why kids today are more sedentary than ever. 

  • What’s going on with the prevalence of chronic low back pain 

  • How pain can impact communities and mental health.  

  • Why you should find ways to move despite injuries.  

  • How to sit less throughout your day. 

  • Why humans are adaptability machines. 

  • The benefits of sitting on the ground.  

  • Basic (and free!) ways to improve back pain.  

  • The #1 mobilization you should be doing. 

  • What the sit-and-rise test is, and how it relates to all-cause mortality.  

  • How to become a more durable person.  

  • The importance of play for human health and longevity 

  • Why mobility is a critical aging predictor, and how to improve it.  

  • How to upgrade your walking routines. 

  • Why taking care of your body is a right. 

  • How to incorporate foam rolling. 

 

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Today, we’re exposed to more chemicals than ever in human history. Forever chemicals like PFAs are present in our air, water, and soil. And while the extent of this exposure is only recently coming to light, there is a dark and troubling story behind our chemical exposure—which involves companies prioritizing profit and convenience over human health.   

On today’s show, we’re going to unpack one of the biggest environmental scandals in human history. You’re going to learn about the history of one of the most prevalent and detrimental chemicals: Teflon. You’re going to hear about the effects of using non-stick cookware, its pervasiveness in today’s population, and how one company intentionally poisoned citizens.   

And more importantly, you’re going to learn about something you can control—your home environment. You’re going to learn how to upgrade your kitchen with non-toxic alternatives, and how to protect yourself and your family from harmful forever chemicals. This is information everyone needs to know, so click play and enjoy the show! 

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • What chemicals are present in non-stick cookware 

  • How PFAs impact human health.  

  • The history of using chemicals in consumer goods 

  • How a major cookware company covered up the harmful effects of their products. 

  • What Teflon fever is.  

  • How certain chemicals made it through government regulatory agencies.  

  • What the term forever chemical means.  

  • The year when Teflon was removed from cookware.  

  • Why replacing PFOAs with other chemicals is problematic.  

  • How many newly invented chemicals are released into our environment yearly.  

  • The importance of being proactive in protecting your health. 

  • What the most impactful change you can make in your kitchen is.  

  • The pros and cons of stainless-steel cookware. 

  • When to use cast iron.  

  • What ceramic coated cookware is.  

  • The good news about human health and resiliency 

  • Why taking care of your environment is critical.  

 

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Sleep is a critical pillar of human health. Getting a good night of sleep is an important input for your mood, brain health, gut, and so much more. And luckily, learning how to optimize your sleep is simple when you understand the key behaviors that impact your biology. Today you’re going to learn exactly how to optimize your sleep cycles.   

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to hear my interview from Lewis Howes’ School of Greatness Podcast. In this interview, I explained the science of sleep cycles, how your diet and other habits impact sleep quality, and specific habits you can cultivate in order to get a good night’s sleep. You’re going to learn about the role of serotonin and cortisol, how things like sugar and alcohol might be affecting your body, and the latest science on how optimal sleep impacts your health.  

You’re also going to hear why sleep needs are individualized, the role your gut health plays in optimizing sleep, and why the common practice of supplementing with melatonin should not be taken lightly. If you’re ready to get better sleep, click play and enjoy the show!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • What your brain waves are doing when you sleep.  

  • The connection between REM sleep and short-term memory.  

  • What the link between sleep and human growth hormone is. 

  • Why HGH helps you recover faster.  

  • How sugar impacts your body.  

  • The way alcohol impacts sleep quality.  

  • What cortisol’s role is in the body.  

  • How sleep deprivation accelerates aging 

  • The connection between carbohydrates, serotonin, and sleep.  

  • How to safely and effectively use melatonin supplements.  

  • Why your microbiome plays an important role in sleep.  

  • The relationship between serotonin and melatonin.  

  • How sleep deprivation can influence your hunger signals.  

  • Sleep-supportive habits you can add into your evening routine.  

  • How screentime affects your melatonin production 

  • Why magnesium is important for sleep health.  

  • How sleep minutes are like calories.  

  • The interesting science of how sleep impacts appearance.  

  • What greatness is.  

 

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Stem cells serve as foundational building blocks of the human body. The exciting new science of regenerative medicine is uncovering how human stem cells can be utilized to facilitate healing, lower inflammation, and regenerate damaged tissues throughout the body. And while these types of therapies are largely inaccessible to most people right now, the good news is that there are certain inputs you can give your body that will help generate stem cells naturally 

On today’s show, you’re going to learn about five specific foods that can boost and mobilize your stem cells. You’re going to hear how certain foods, nutrients, and compounds have been proven to influence stem cell activity. Plus, you’re going to uncover more powerful lifestyle tips to help assist cell signaling throughout the body.  

The best part is these five foods have also been shown to have other major benefits on your overall health. I hope you find this information educational and entertaining. Click play to learn about five amazing foods that can help repair your body!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • What stem cells are and their role.  

  • The different types of stem cells.  

  • How the polyphenols in dark chocolate can help mobilize stem cells. 

  • The best ways to add high quality cacao into your diet.  

  • What ar-tumerone is. 

  • How stem cells react to inflammation 

  • Ideas for adding more turmeric into your routine.  

  • How omega 3 fatty acids impact body fat.  

  • Why DHA is a critical nutrient for brain health.  

  • The differences between animal based and plant-based omega 3s.  

  • How your dietary intake of omega 3s can impact brain shrinkage 

  • Why you should always get second opinions about a diagnosis. 

  • How to change your dominant question and take control of your health. 

  • What the most protein dense food in the world is.  

  • The science and history of consuming algae 

  • What bovine colostrum is 

  • How exercise can help mobilize stem cells 

  • The important role of sleep for healing purposes.  

 

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More and more experts in the nutrition and fitness space are championing the benefits of consuming more protein. But where do supplements like protein powder fall into a healthy diet? And how can you choose the right product that can help you reach your goals? On today’s show, you’re going to learn the truth about protein supplements.  

On this episode, Alan Aragon is back to share his expertise and wisdom. Alan Aragon is an influential nutrition researcher and educator with over thirty years of experience in the industry. In this interview, he’s covering important nutrition topics like the role of protein powders, how alcohol impacts your health and body composition goals, and the truth about intermittent fasting.  

You’re going to learn about how to assess your relationship with alcohol, the science behind different fasting types and how they compare to calorie restriction, and specific parameters for healthy rates of fat loss. We’re also discussing bulking and cutting, calorie management strategies, maintaining muscle mass during weight loss, and so much more. Alan has a wealth of knowledge in this space, and I know you’re going to love hearing his insights on this episode of The Model Health Show!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Which macronutrient is the MVP 

  • How protein can aid in fat loss. ` 

  • Why protein powder is a tool. 

  • What you need to understand about BCAAs.  

  • How to know if bulking and cutting is right for you.  

  • The number one way to tell if you’re maintaining muscle mass during weight loss.  

  • What percentage of fat loss is safe and healthy 

  • How much fat you need for optimal hormone production. 

  • Why alcohol has a high thermic effect 

  • The conflicting science around alcohol consumption.  

  • Why you need to consider your personal relationship with alcohol. 

  • How quitting alcohol improved Alan’s health.  

  • The truth about eating breakfast.  

  • What the science says about time restricted eating.  

  • Why the autophagy benefits of fasting are overrated. 

  • How to know if fasting is right for you.   

 

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If you have a medical emergency, there’s no better place to seek lifesaving care than the United States. But when it comes down to reversing or preventing chronic conditions and creating a lifestyle around true health, our modern medical system leaves much to be desired. On today’s show, we’re going to dive into these blind spots in the US healthcare system. 

Our guest, Dr. Marty Makary, is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and a 2-time New York Times bestselling author. His new book, Blind Spots, uncovers how dogma and absolutism in the healthcare system have damaging effects on human health. In this interview, we’re going to explore the shocking study that exposed deaths caused by medical error, how the medical establishment created the opioid epidemic, exacerbated allergies in children, and so much more.  

This interview is an enlightening look into how medical recommendations can harm patients and even create entire epidemics. As a physician and researcher, Dr. Marty Makary is a true expert on this topic, and I know you’re going to love his insights on this episode of The Model Health Show. Enjoy! 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Why now is an exciting time in medicine 

  • What the blind spots in medical system are.   

  • The shocking truth about deaths caused by medical errors. 

  • Strengths and weaknesses of the American healthcare system  

  • Why absolutism doesn’t work when it comes to health.  

  • How the medical system exacerbated the peanut allergy epidemic 

  • Why it’s so difficult to track the true causes of death.  

  • The truth about the relationship between big pharma and regulations 

  • What medical paternalism is.  

  • The difference between focusing on health and focusing on disease.  

  • How cognitive dissonance works.  

  • The surprising new treatment for appendicitis.  

  • What the scientific process really is.  

  • How to find a medical team that can help you make informed decisions. 

  • The problem with the culture of obedience in the healthcare system. 

  • Why evolving your viewpoint is so important for growth.  

 

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For decades, counting calories has been revered as the number one way to control your weight. But what’s missing from this conversation is all of the other important factors that can influence the way your metabolism assimilates nutrients and calories. On today’s show, you’re going to learn about some of these powerful epicaloric controllers and how they impact your health, metabolism, and weight.  

This episode of The Model Health Show is my interview with friend of the show, Dr. Michael Beckwith, on his new podcast, Take Back Your Mind. You’re going to learn the truth about calories, what’s going on with the widespread epidemics of neuroinflammation and diabetes, and how your brain and your gut can directly impact the way your body processes calories.  

This conversation also covers important topics like the top inputs for better brain health, the critical role your psychology and your perception play when it comes to diet, and the truth about saturated fat. So just click play to learn all of this, and more!  

 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The truth about calories 

  • How metabolism can vary person to person 

  • What epicaloric controllers are. 

  • How the human body processes whole food vs. processed food. 

  • Why the invention of calorie counting is tied to food morality.  

  • The fascinating science behind the epidemic of neuroinflammation 

  • How insulin resistance is connected to inflammation in the brain.  

  • The relationship between your microbiome and your metabolism. 

  • How our psychology impacts our food choices. 

  • What the fields of psychiatry and psychology are overlooking.  

  • How your perception can affect your hormones and metabolism.  

  • Why insulin resistance is tied to Alzheimer’s disease.  

  • How your hydration levels impact your brain.  

  • The #1 thing we can learn about the human diet from babies.  

  • How hydration can increase your metabolic rate 

  • The role that dietary fat plays in brain health.  

  • What you need to know about omega 3 fatty acids.    

 

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For years, if not decades, the concept of manifestation has been largely regarded as fallacy or pseudoscience. But today, you’re going to learn about the actual science of manifestation. You’re going to hear how manifestation can be utilized to change your brain, your outcomes, and even the world around you.  

Our guest today is Dr. James Doty. He is a Stanford neurosurgeon, neuroscientist, and New York Times bestselling author. Both professionally and personally, Dr. Doty has a strong understanding of the power of manifestation. His new book, Mind Magic, is all about harnessing the power of your mind to rewire and change your brain.  

In this conversation, he’s sharing the fascinating science of manifestation, including how to train your brain, define what matters to you, and create the life you want to live. If you want to reach your goals and create a meaningful life, I know you’re going to love this interview. So click play and enjoy the show!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How your environment affects your outcomes.  

  • Why your thoughts don’t always reflect reality.   

  • How to liberate yourself from limiting beliefs. 

  • The truth about human energy. 

  • Why your brain tends to look for patterns.  

  • What we can learn about brokenness from the Japanese art form, kintsugi 

  • Why our motivation for our goals matters.  

  • What value tagging is.  

  • How Dr. Doty went from rags to riches and back.  

  • Which networks in the brain activate with manifestation. 

  • How to make your intentions salient to the brain. 

  • What the default mode network is and how it works. 

  • Why your executive control network is like a bloodhound.  

  • The power of writing your intentions down. 

  • Why habits are so important.  

  • What implicit bias is.  

  • How changing your brain can change your life 

  • Why you should never be attached to an outcome.  

 

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It’s no secret that human health outcomes are poor, with skyrocketing rates of illnesses across the board. But sadly, our children too, are being plagued by rising rates of obesity and chronic diseases. On today’s show, we’re going to discuss the root causes of these epidemics – and what we can do to promote healthy habits in our kids.  

Today’s guest, Dr. Tasneem Bhatia, is a board-certified physician in integrative medicine and pediatrics, the CEO & founder of CentreSpringMD, and a best-selling author. Dr. Taz is back on The Model Health Show to discuss children’s health, what’s going on with our epidemic rates of hypothalamic inflammation, and how we can set our kids up for success with their nutrition.  

This episode contains powerful conversations on the importance of food quality, the increasing rates of hormonal issues in adolescents, how stress impacts children, and so much more. Dr. Taz is sharing her unique approach of blending together western and eastern modalities for optimal health outcomes. This is information all parents need to understand, so please listen in and enjoy the show! 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Why our children’s brains are being bombarded. 

  • How the cumulative toxic load of our environment is impacting hormones. 

  • Why we have an epidemic of stress in our society. 

  • How blue light exposure can cause high cortisol levels. 

  • What hypothalamic inflammation is, and how it occurs. 

  • The problem with treating symptoms instead of addressing the root cause. 

  • What the early warning signs of inflammation are.  

  • Dr. Taz’s POWER plan for kids. 

  • The importance of healthy fats for children’s brains.  

  • Why understanding your unique child is a powerful parenting tool. 

  • The impact of sugar on kids’ brains and bodies. 

  • Why we should teach our kids to think of their diet like a budget.  

  • How sugar can create a vicious cycle of inflammation 

  • Baseline rules for better nutrition.  

  • The connection between dopamine, sugar, and devices. 

 

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Our relationships are a powerful influence over our health outcomes. In fact, in the longest running longitudinal study, it was found that relationships are the number one determinant of human happiness and quality of life. Relationships are a more impactful factor in your well-being than diet, exercise, sleep, and other healthy habits.  

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to learn the key reasons why your relationships are the #1 factor that influence your longevity, and how to intentionally cultivate healthy social bonds. You’re going to learn about how your relationships are connected to your stress levels, longevity, purpose, and so much more.  

If you want to live a healthier, happier, more fulfilled life, building and strengthening your relationships is a powerful lever you can pull. This episode is full of the science behind building strong social connections. So click play, listen in, and enjoy the show!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How our relationships impact the way we respond to stress.  

  • What percentage of physician visits are due to stress related factors. 

  • The different types of resources our relationships give us. 

  • What I learned from the Kenyan principle, Harambee.  

  • How physical touch can affect your stress levels.  

  • Why sitting on the floor is linked to longevity.  

  • How having a sense of purpose can impact your health outcomes. 

  • Why setting an intention for your relationships is critical.  

  • What it means to make your relationships a study 

  • How to balance social media with real-world interactions.  

  • The importance of prioritizing your relationships 

 

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There’s no doubt that our diet influences our mental health, body composition, and risk for developing chronic diseases. And in today’s world, as multiple health epidemics are skyrocketing, it’s more important than ever to be informed about how our food is impacting our biology.  

On today’s show, you’re going to learn from four experts in their respective fields about how ultra-processed foods hijack our cravings and hunger and directly influence our health. This episode features some of the top experts like Dr. Amy Shah, Dr. Jud Brewer, and more. These conversations cover topics like how ultra-processed foods alter our neurochemistry, gut health, and mental health.  

You’re going to learn about how certain foods are specifically created to get you hooked, how food addiction occurs, and why ultra-processed foods are so easy to overeat. We’re also going to talk about realistic ways to begin changing your dietary habits. So listen in, and enjoy this compilation episode!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How ultra-processed foods are engineered to target dopamine pathways.  

  • The connection between diet and mental health 

  • What role your gut bacteria plays in dictating your hunger and cravings. 

  • Why the food you eat influences your mood 

  • What neuropeptide YY is, and its role in satiety.  

  • The difference between hunger and cravings 

  • Why a diverse diet is key for gut health.  

  • The importance of thinking of nutrition in a more holistic way 

  • Why it can be difficult to move toward a healthier diet.  

  • The fascinating science of how humans evolved to overeat.  

  • Why ultra-processed foods are so easy to overeat.  

  • What the scarcity loop is, and how to use it to change your habits. 

  • How scarcity cues influence our behaviors. 

  • What addiction actually is 

  • The first step in changing eating habits.  

  • How to change the reward system in your brain.  

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We all strive to be better in our relationships, at our jobs, and in our day-to-day life. And it turns out, there are a few simple behaviors you can add into your routine that will make you smarter, healthier, and more productive. In fact, even just small adjustments to your daily routine can have a far-reaching impact on your results.  

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to learn about seven daily habits that will have a positive ripple effect in every area of your life. You’re going to hear how simple tweaks to your diet, hydration, and daily behaviors can improve your cognitive function, make you more effective, and healthier!  

Best of all, these seven daily habits are free and easy to implement, no matter where you are on your personal health journey. I hope something in this episode has a positive effect on your life and helps you create the life you want. So click play, listen in, and enjoy the show!    

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Two specific nutrients you should aim to include in your diet.  

  • How omega-3 fatty acids impact brain health.  

  • The best whole food sources of DHA and EPA. 

  • What you need to know about plant-based omega 3s. 

  • The multiple purposes of protein in the human body 

  • How much protein to eat per day.  

  • The #1 cause of absenteeism in the workplace.  

  • How exercise can improve your mental health.  

  • The connection between exercise and efficiency 

  • How many steps to walk each day.  

  • The link between sugar consumption, insulin resistance, and Alzheimer’s disease. 

  • How social media usage impacts your neurochemistry.  

  • My #1 tip for focusing better on your work.  

  • How oxytocin can affect your sleep quality. 

  • What cyber-loafing is and how it can impact your productivity levels 

  • Why screentime is disruptive to your melatonin levels.  

  • The importance of hydration for cognitive function.  

 

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Your dental health is a critical indicator of what’s happening with your overall health. In fact, your oral health can reflect your inflammation levels, risk for Alzheimer’s disease, and many other serious health conditions. On today’s show, you’re going to learn about how to create strong, healthy teeth, and the truth about conventional dentistry treatments that that could actually be harming your health.  

Our guest today is Dr. Dominik Nischwitz. Dr. Dome is known as the world’s leading biological dentist, a ceramic implant specialist, and a pioneer in the field of biological and holistic dentistry. On this episode of The Model Health Show, he’s sharing the truth about root canals, mercury-based dental fillings, the link between nutrition and oral health, and so much more. 

This interview contains conversations about the importance of caring for your oral microbiome, how to purchase higher-quality oral care products, and the top three health killers that might be hiding in your mouth. Click play to learn more about how to cultivate better oral health! 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • What biological dentistry is, and how it differs from conventional dentistry. 

  • How dental health is connected to brain health.  

  • Why there is a higher incidence of tooth decay in the Western world. 

  • The bidirectional link between dental care and mental health.  

  • How our nutrition impacts our teeth.  

  • What a cavity actually is, and how it forms. 

  • The truth about sugar and cavities.  

  • Why a root canal is unlike any other medical treatment.  

  • The top three health killers that might be hiding in your mouth. 

  • Why your oral microbiome is a critical part of your health.  

  • How breastfeeding impacts orthodontics.  

  • The top nutrients for strong, healthy teeth.  

  • What amalgam fillings are, and why they are so toxic for humans. 

  • The ingredients to look for in toothpaste, floss, and mouthwash. 

  • What you need to know about removing amalgam fillings.   

 

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There’s a new and growing classification in the world of healthcare: metabolically healthy obesity. Is it possible to be obese and healthy? And on the flip side of the coin, are thin bodies automatically healthier? That’s what you’re going to learn on today’s show.  

Our guest today is Dr. Jonny Bowden. He is a board-certified nutritionist, a member of the faculty of the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy, and an expert (both personally and professionally) on the topics of weight loss and longevity. Today he’s back on The Model Health Show to discuss timely topics like the pros and cons of GLP-1 agonists, the new classification of “metabolically healthy obesity,” and much more. 

This interview contains conversations on BMI, insulin resistance, and the fat acceptance movement. Don’t miss Jonny’s tip on the single best predictor of a long and healthy life! As always, he is an inspiration and a wealth of knowledge. Click play and enjoy the show!   

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How obesity impacts your risk of chronic diseases 

  • The three main points that define “metabolically healthy obesity.” 

  • What percentage of Americans are metabolically healthy. 

  • The link between inflammation and abdominal obesity 

  • What cardiometabolic syndrome is.  

  • The truth about BMI 

  • What lipotoxicity is.  

  • The pros and cons of using GLP-1 agonists 

  • Why education and coaching should accompany taking weight loss medications. 

  • The three major longevity lessons from the Blue Zones.   

  • What it means to think of your life as a health bank.  

  • Jonny’s #1 tip for longevity 

 

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When it comes to nutrition, there are a wide range of foods that can be incorporated into a healthy diet. However, in our modern food supply, there are a few ultra-processed foods and ingredients that should be largely avoided to maintain optimal health – and that’s what you’re going to learn about today.  

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to discover three specific foods that can contribute to weight gain and higher risk of chronic diseases. These three ultra-processed foods have been linked to conditions like sexual dysfunction, certain cancers, type 2 diabetes, and more.  

You’re going to learn the history and science behind these three foods, including how they became so integrated into our food supply. More importantly, you’re going to learn about healthier alternatives and how to eat in a way that supports your overall health. Enjoy!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The connection between ultra-processed food consumption and health outcomes. 

  • How highly refined vegetable oil impacts your health. 

  • Why the name vegetable oil is a misnomer. 

  • How vegetable oils are made.  

  • The connection between seed oils, oxidative stress, and chronic illnesses.  

  • Which cooking oils and fats are better for your health.   

  • The truth about saturated fats.  

  • How humans’ sugar consumption has changed over time. 

  • The number of Americans that have type 2 diabetes. 

  • How many grams of sugar are in a soda. 

  • What the #1 beverage in the world is. 

  • The truth about artificial sweeteners in diet sodas.  

  • Why the grains in our food supply today are wreaking havoc on our health. 

  • What gluten is.  

  • Which food group is the largest source of glyphosate for humans today. 

  • How pesticides and herbicides can impact your health.  

  • Why organic grains are a better choice.  

 

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When you think about the advantages of exercise, your mind likely goes to things like better cardiovascular function, fat loss, or other physical benefits. But did you know that exercise can actually help you build a better brain? Physical activity has the capacity to improve your memory, creativity, and concentration.   

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to learn about five specific exercises and their powerful ability to improve your brain health. You’re going to learn from some of the top experts in the fields of neurophysiology and psychology, like Louisa Nicola and Dr. Daniel Amen. We’re going to talk about the brain-boosting benefits of exercises like walking, jump roping, and more.  

This episode is jam-packed with essential information on how to harness the power of exercise to build a better, faster, and smarter brain. I’m also going to share some realistic ways to add these valuable exercises into your existing routine. So click play, and enjoy the show!   

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How aerobic exercise improves the blood flow to your brain 

  • The two major benefits of aerobic exercise.  

  • How running can elevate BDNF levels 

  • Why your muscles are a powerful pharmacy. 

  • The science behind how walking can boost your creativity levels. 

  • How many steps to aim for per day.  

  • Why playing racket sports can improve your brain health and longevity 

  • The connection between the cerebellum and coordination.  

  • Which sports are the worst for your brain 

  • What happens in your brain and body when you hit a ball.  

  • How the act of juggling can help you grow gray matter. 

  • Why jumping rope can improve your memory retention. 

  • How to mix up your jump roping session.  

  • Simple ways to incorporate these five exercises into your routine.  

 

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The human body has evolved with an amazing capacity to adapt and heal. Our immune systems have the ability to recover from illnesses, heal damaged tissues, and recover from a wide variety of ailments and injuries. Today, you’re going to learn about the body’s intrinsic mechanisms that allow it to restore and repair damage 

Today’s guest, Dr. Robert Hariri is a pioneer in the fields of regenerative and precision medicine. As an accomplished surgeon, biomedical scientist, and entrepreneur, Dr. Hariri has a unique expertise in longevity and stem cell therapies. Today, he’s back on The Model Health Show to share the latest science on regenerative medicine and how to live a resilient, long, and healthy life.  

This interview contains powerful insights on the body’s capacity to heal, dietary inputs that can damage your body, and the regenerative power of the human placenta. Dr. Hariri is also sharing the future of autoimmune disease treatment, the importance of adequate muscle tissue for longevity, and how stem cell therapies work. I hope you enjoy this incredible conversation with Dr. Robert Hariri!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The environmental exposures that can damage your body’s ability to regenerate.  

  • How biological decline occurs.  

  • The long-term consequences of drinking alcohol 

  • Why chronic overexposure to glucose can limit your lifespan. 

  • How glucose impacts the immune system 

  • Why our fast-paced society is contributing to cellular decline. 

  • What a senescent cell is.  

  • The importance of natural killer cells for health and longevity.  

  • How your sexual function is related to your stem cell health. 

  • The science of the human placenta. 

  • Two major benefits of placenta stem cell therapy. 

  • The connection between pregnancy and autoimmune disease remission 

  • What cachexia is.  

  • Why lean muscle mass is critical for health and longevity. 

  • The power of walking for healthy muscle.  

  • How massage can help transit stem cells.  

  • The newest technologies for stem cell health.  

  • When the best time to store your stem cells is.  

 

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Many pharmaceutical drugs that are marketed as safe and effective have been proven to have unfavorable side effects, unappealing ingredients, and in some cases, can even be harmful. And often, there are natural remedies that are more effective than what’s available on drugstore shelves – and that’s what you’re going to learn on today’s show. Specifically, you’re going to learn about bee-powered natural remedies like honey, propolis, and royal jelly.  

Our guest is Carly Stein Kremer, the founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals. She’s back on The Model Health Show to discuss the healing properties of bee products and how to swap them for conventional products. You’re going to learn about natural alternatives to things like cough syrup and nasal spray.  

You’re going to hear how bee products can support immune health, reduce inflammation, and promote recovery. You’ll also learn about the role that bee-powered wellness products can have in the realm of fertility and postpartum recovery. I am a huge believer in the products from Beekeeper’s Naturals, and I hope something in this episode can help you uplevel your health!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How many people are hospitalized for acetaminophen overdose annually.  

  • The big four bee products you need to know about.  

  • How propolis supports immune health.  

  • The problem with conventional cough syrups 

  • How honey compares to other cough suppressants.  

  • The issue with pesticide exposure in many bee products. 

  • How honey consumption can help you relax.  

  • The connection between royal jelly and insulin response 

  • Which bee products Carly used for postpartum recovery.  

  • The critical role of microbiome function for overall health. 

  • How propolis consumption can help you mount a healthier stress response.  

  • The role bees have in our food supply and ecosystem 

  • What to look for in a nasal spray.  

  • The link between royal jelly and fertility 

  • How the liposomal delivery system works.  

 

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Burnout has become increasingly common in our busy world. Many of us jump from task to task, burdened by stressful deadlines and piling responsibilities. Our bodies were not designed to cope with this caliber of chronic stress. Today, you’re going to learn real solutions for dealing with burnout from the #1 expert in this subject matter.  

Dr. Neha Sangwan is an internal medicine physician and the founder of Intuitive Intelligence. As a burnout and communication expert, Dr. Sangwan’s work is focused on helping individuals and leaders develop tools for effective communication. On today’s show, she’s sharing powerful tools and exercises you can use to identify burnout and find true healing.  

This interview is full of insights on stress, burnout, and how to replenish your energy. You’re going to learn why burnout is a triad, burnout warning signs to look for in yourself and others, and most importantly, how to reconnect with yourself and heal from burnout. Dr. Neha Sangwan is brilliant, and I know you’re going to love the solutions she’s sharing today. Enjoy!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Why demystifying burnout is so important.  

  • What burnout is and how it occurs.  

  • The three main elements of burnout 

  • What depersonalization is and why it’s a critical warning sign. 

  • A huge misconception about people who develop burnout.  

  • Dr. Sangwan’s personal experience becoming burned out.   

  • The three phases of burnout 

  • How to distinguish burnout from depression. 

  • An assessment you can use to determine if you’re experiencing a net gain or net drain. 

  • How we can help our physiology reset.  

  • The connection between stress and burnout. 

  • Five questions you can ask yourself to better understand your stressors. 

  • The importance of being able to voice your boundaries. 

  • What digital health is.  

  • What 85% of people say is the root of their stress 

  • Why the path to burnout is unique for each person.  

  • How to check in on your physical energy.  

  • Why spiritual health is important for avoiding burnout.  

 

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Ultra-processed foods have become an increasingly large portion of the average American’s diet in recent decades. Should we worry about this radical shift and how it is impacting our biology? Today you’re going to learn the truth about ultra-processed foods and their effects on human health. 

On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to hear my interview with fitness and nutrition expert Thomas DeLauer, where I shared how ultra-processed food is destroying our health. You’re going to learn the truth about calories, and how to make healthy choices easier for you and your family. This interview is full of essential information on how your body processes calories and nutrients, the factors that influence your weight, and so much more.  

We’re also going to talk about how to make healthy eating more automatic (and more fun)! Understanding this information about ultra-processed foods can help you make more informed decisions for yourself and your family. Enjoy!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • What percentage of the average American’s diet is ultra-processed food. 

  • An important distinction between processed food and ultra-processed food. 

  • How your food choices affect your hormonal function 

  • What percentage of American adults have chronic diseases. 

  • How many people die every year from poor diet. 

  • Why cravings are impacted by culture. 

  • The connection between consuming government subsidized food and obesity 

  • How the rates of children’s ultra-processed food consumption have risen. 

  • The history of counting calories for weight loss. 

  • What an epicaloric controller is. 

  • The connection between neuroinflammation and belly fat 

  • How your microbiome can influence your digestion and your weight. 

  • Why protein is such an important macronutrient for human health.  

  • How your mindset can impact your hunger hormones. 

  • What vanishing caloric density is. 

  • How to make healthy eating fun and easy.  

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In today’s world, if you want to be metabolically healthy, you have to dare to be different. Our environment is inundated with food, conveniences, and other inputs that make it easy to be metabolically unhealthy. On this episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to learn real world applications for creating true health.  

Diana Keuilian is a health coach, recipe developer, and the co-author of the new book, How Not to Get Sick with Dr. Benjamin Bikman. She has a master’s degree in psychology, and her mission is to help folks overcome their limiting beliefs in order to reach optimal health. Today, Diana joins us to discuss important mindset shifts that will help you reach your health and fitness goals. 

 In this interview, you’re going to learn how to integrate wellness practices into your daily life, how to set a healthy example for your children, and practical applications you can use to build better habits. I hope you enjoy this interview with the incredible Diana Keuilian!   

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • Why having children got Diana interested in metabolic health. 

  • The truth about the critical role of insulin.  

  • Why you should consider fitness as part of your regular hygiene 

  • The importance of being a model as a parent. 

  • Diana’s favorite recipes from How Not to Get Sick 

  • The dietary principles that control insulin.   

  • Why food can either be a tool or a weapon.  

  • Strategies for overcoming self-sabotaging behaviors. 

  • How to experiment with different therapies and healing modalities. 

  • What secondary gains are.  

  • How to think of your behaviors like a balance sheet.  

  • Why you need to give yourself permission to be different.  

  • The connection between exercise and insulin sensitivity 

  • How to implement exercise into your routine under any circumstance.  

 
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Did you know that your sexual drive and performance can actually tell you a lot about your overall well-being? Sexual health has been shown to be connected to cardiovascular health, cognitive function, and more.   

Today’s guest, Dr. Rena Malik, is a board-certified urologist with a passion for dispelling health misconceptions, sharing the truth about intimate topics, and empowering the public. On this episode of The Model Health Show, she’s sharing her expertise on the importance of sexual health, how to treat sexual dysfunction, and the truth about pleasure.  

This interview contains key information on how our sexual health can reflect what’s happening elsewhere in our bodies, how to experience more pleasure, and how to prioritize intimacy. Dr. Malik is a true expert in this subject area, and I hope this interview is educational and empowering. Enjoy!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How Dr. Mailk started sharing information online.  

  • Why sexual health is so important.  

  • The link between sexual health and cardiovascular health.  

  • What the signs of sexual dysfunction are.  

  • Similarities between the penis and the clitoris.  

  • Which organ is the only one that exists exclusively for pleasure 

  • Why communication is key when it comes to pleasure.  

  • What the g-spot actually is, and how to stimulate it.  

  • The percentage of women that deal with low libido.  

  • What biopsychosocial means.  

  • The connection between stress and sex. 

  • How to prioritize intimacy 

  • The signs of low testosterone in women.  

  • How to naturally increase your testosterone levels. 

  • The link between sleep and testosterone.  

  • What the health benefits of an orgasm are.  

  • The function of the prostate.  

  • Why rates of erectile dysfunction are on the rise.  

 

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