427 – Brain Fog – Supplements to support better mental clarity.

In this interview you will learn how the best nutrients can support your overall health. That includes brain support, mental clarity, cognition, mood, energy and memory. Proper nutrients enable the body to repair, restore and maintain normal functions. The more you know the better choices you can make. Better choices lead to better outcomes.

Maintaining optimal magnesium levels through supplementation may help reduce susceptibility to stress and therefore improve stress-related cognitive impairment and brain fog symptoms. Plus, some studies have linked sub-optimal magnesium levels with reduced cognitive function and reaction time as well as increased risk of cognitive impairment.

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Tagged as: acetyl l carnitine, brain fog, brain nutrients, Carlson Labs, Co Q 10, DHA, DPA, EPA, fatigue, inflammation, Jolie Root, magnesium, microglia, mood, Omega 3, omega 6, phosphatydlserine, stress, vitamin D

426 – Food Intolerance and Benefits of Enzymes

In this interview Julia Craven will discuss food intolerances and the role enzymes can play in digestive support. She has a personal experience with food intolerances that led to brain fog. She will also make the distinctions between intolerance, sensitivity and allergies.
What are enzymes and their role in human nutrition?
What are food intolerances and how do you know if you have one?
What is leaky gut? How does it happen?
The importance of digestive enzymes in healing.

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Tagged as: brain fog, digestive system, Enzymedica, enzymes, food allergies, food intolerances, food sensitivity, gluten, Julia Craven

425 – Liposomes for Increasing Iron Absorption

In this interview Dr. Blair discusses the value of liposome technology for the enhanced delivery of iron supplementation. Iron as a supplement is poorly absorbed and often cause gastric discomfort. Liposomes deliver nutrients in a form that is easy for the body to utilize resulting in better outcomes.

Dr. Blair has been studying liposomes for the absorption of many nutrients. Some of the nutrients like iron are poorly absorbed while nutrients like glutathione are not absorbed orally at all. Liposome nutrients can be absorbed up to 17 times better than conventional forms.

Dr. Blair has developed many liposomes and has numerous clinical studies that reveal the wonderful benefits offered by liposome nutrients. Much better absorption leads to better results. How do we know a supplement works? it is from the clinical research. When researching liposomes, it is possible to compare the blood levels of liposome vs conventional.

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Tagged as: anemia, CELLg8, Dr. Emek Blair, iron, liposome

424 – Introduction to Homeopathy

I have used many homeopathic remedies over the years. Some of the most effective remedies I have used in our family are for allergies, colds, flu, strains and sprains, headaches. Every year we use the homeopathic formulas called Influenzium for flu prevention and Ocillococcinum for flu symptoms. Topically I use Arnica cream or gel for transient pain and Florasone cream as a topical steroid cream replacement. I love that these are safe treatment and they either work or not. When they work they are very impressive and effective. When they don’t work there are no side effects to worry about. You just have to find the right remedy.

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Tagged as: Dana Ullman, homeopathy

423 – Pearl Tomato Extract Supports Healthy Skin

Carotenoids have been shown to benefit skin health by supporting a clearer complexion while also maintaining the quality of skin. There are many different carotenoids, each of which produces a different color. The most commonly known carotenoids are beta-carotene and lycopene. Beta-carotene is responsible for the orange color found in carrots while lycopene is responsible for the red color seen in tomatoes. While more clinical trial data is needed, early studies indicate that the consumption of lycopene may decrease the risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease.

Colored carotenoids such as Beta-carotene and lycopene are already used in dietary supplements for their photoprotective properties. However, they provide skin protection at the cost of coloring or darkening the skin. When consumed in large amounts, the accumulation of carotenoid pigments in the human body has been proven to color the skin in the short term.

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Tagged as: Jay Hyuk, lycopene, Pearl Tomato, skin health, Vesta Ingredients

422 – Natural Blood Pressure Support

In this interview with Dr. Michael Schwartz we discuss blood pressure. What is normal blood pressure and how best to support your cardiovascular health and support normal blood pressure. Dr. Schwartz discusses homeostasis and the importance of lifestyle and nutrition and keys factors. If your blood pressure is out of normal range, what can you do? Dr. Schwartz leads us through some of the important factors you should consider.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have high blood pressure, see your doctor or other health care professional who can guide you through your medical choices. Let your doctor lead your medical care. This interview is about nutritional support. Remember, drugs are not nutrients and nutrients are not drugs don’t confuse the two. In every case, a person need to be well nourished to have the best results. Learn how to nourish the systems in your body. Better choices lead to better results.

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Tagged as: blood pressure support, calcium, cardiovascular support, Dr. Michael Schwartz, magnesium, Michaels Health, potassium, taurine

421 – Rapamycin: Extending Health Span and Lifespan

In this interview Ross Pelton discusses Rapamycin and autophagy. These were new terms for me. The story of Rapamycin is interesting and intriguing. Rapamycin is a drug that was developed after discovery on Easter Island led to the drug’s development. This is an example of how a natural compound in nature is discovered, researched and developed as a drug. Ross covers this discovery in this interview and in his newest book: RAPAMYCIN – The Most Promising Life Extension Drug. This was all new to me and Ross’ book is a powerful introduction.
“Autophagy (pronounced “ah-TAH-fah-gee”) is your body’s process of reusing old and damaged cell parts. Cells are the basic building blocks of every tissue and organ in your body. Each cell contains multiple parts that keep it functioning. Over time, these parts can become defective or stop working. They become litter, or junk, inside an otherwise healthy cell.

Autophagy is your body’s cellular recycling system. It allows a cell to disassemble its junk parts and repurpose the salvageable bits and pieces into new, usable cell parts. A cell can discard the parts it doesn’t need.

Autophagy is also quality control for your cells. Too many junk components in a cell take up space and can slow or prevent a cell from functioning correctly. Autophagy remakes the clutter into the selected cell components you need, optimizing your cells’ performance.” Source: ClevelandClinic.org

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Tagged as: aging, autophagy, immunity, Life Extension, longevity, mTOR, Rapamycin, Ross Pelton

420 – Improving Anxiety and Mood

In this interview Jolie Root will discuss the challenges many of us face with anxiety and mood disorders. Her message is that nutrition is critical to support the normal structure and function of the nervous system and brain. Everyone needs good nutrition to support all aspects of health.

Nutritional shortages can leave us without the resources to maintain, restore and rebuild good health. Jolie gives us good understanding of the importance of omega-3 fatty acids and nutrients such as B-complex vitamins, magnesium, GABA, theanine, 5-HTP and tryptophan.
Jolie also discusses her favorite Carlson Labs products for stress and anxiety called Totally Zen.

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Tagged as: 5-HTP, anxiety, Carlson Labs, depression, GABA, Jolie Root, mood, omega-3, theanine, Totally Zen

419 – Care More, Be Better Podcast

This interview is a departure from our usual focus. Corinna Bellizzi is the host of Care More, Be Better podcast. Corinna’s focus is all about people who make a difference. Each in their own way. It is always possible to make a difference.
Sustainability and Regeneration

Corinna seeks to enlighten others about local and global initiatives that seek to make a difference. This is akin to what I do on HealthQuestPodcast.com, except that I am focused on individuals and nutrition. The process is the same. Identify the problem and seek a sustainable solution that actually make a difference. It process works on the micro scale of human cells to the big problems we share on planet earth. It is the process of consciousness and conscientiousness. In each case the solution is to make better choices. Better choices lead to better outcomes.

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Tagged as: Care More Be Better, Corinna Bellizzi, regeneration, sustainability

418 – Show Your Heart Some Love

In this interview with Monique Wellise we will discuss the most important nutrients for cardiovascular support. It is axiomatic that a heart cannot be fully healthy if one is not well-nourished. A person who is well-nourished will do better than someone who is not. Is this even debatable? I think not.

This concept of being well nourished is at the foundation of all health. The body is dependent on an ongoing supply of the essential nutrients to function properly and to support the structure of healthy tissue. In this interview we will discuss Omega-3 Fish Oil, CoQ10 and Magnesium as perhaps the 3 most important.

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Tagged as: ashwagandha, CoQ10, heart support, magnesium, Monique Wellise, Natural Factors, omega-3, PharmaGABA

417 – Dr. Stephen Sinatra – 1946-2022

STEPHEN SINATRA OBITUARY

“On June 19th, Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.A.C.N., C.N.S., C.B.T. peacefully departed this world after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. For 75 years, he lived fully and with tremendous purpose, intellectual curiosity, humility, and spirituality. He was a generous soul with a huge heart, who dedicated his life to protecting and healing the hearts of others. As a cardiologist, educator and author, Dr. Sinatra touched the lives of countless people with his compassionate care, advice and optimism. His open-mindedness, “aha-moment” insights and genuine desire to heal people were “the perfect trifecta” that made him a trailblazer in the field of integrative medicine.

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Tagged as: blood pressure, cholesterol, Dr. Stephen Sinatra, earthing, Metabolic Cardiology

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