The Human Gut

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High fat diets that are fibre poor might not lead to problems with the human gut in general. The microbium can feed on protein and so it's not just fibre that that increases the bacteria in our gut. But i'm willing to accept that it's disbiosis, and we need to understand where that disbiosis comes from. There is actually data that seed oils lead to disbiosis in animal models.

Rob English is a medical editor who specializes in hair loss disorders. He sits on the editorial board of Dermatology and Therapy, and he's the founder of perfecthairhealth.com – a website dedicated to showcasing evidence-based protocols for hair regrowth, with or without drugs. His fascination with hair loss began in 2007 – right after he was diagnosed with androgenic alopecia. Today, he spends his time managing a small team of researchers and teaching other hair loss sufferers how to avoid his treatment mistakes. By employing an approach that prioritizes education over product purchases and one-on-one support over "one-size-fits-all" solutions, he has helped thousands of men and women improve their hair loss – and on their terms (most often without drugs). You can see his clients' testimonials and find his work at perfecthairhealth.com.

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0:10:25 Podcast begins

0:11:30 Robert’s story of hair regrowth

0:21:35 Hormones and how they affect us and our performance

0:32:25 A Preliminary Investigation of the Enzymatic Inhibition of 5α-Reductase and Growth of Prostatic Carcinoma Cell Line LNCap-FGC by Natural Astaxanthin and Saw Palmetto Lipid Extract In Vitro

0:33:25 Everything is always dose dependent

0:36:05 What are the different types of hair loss?

0:48:35 Hair loss and how it relates to what we eat

0:54:32 Besides eating properly, what can we do to improve our hair growth?

1:12:25 Improving blood flow to the scalp and how it affects hair growth

1:17:45 Grey hair.. what causes it?

1:22:25 Robert's current experience with carnivore