The Gary Null Show The Gary Null Show 6.16.25
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Jun 16, 2025 Richard Gale, an expert in off-grid living, shares insightful strategies for self-reliance and sustainable lifestyles. He discusses intriguing health findings, like how sea cucumbers might stop cancer and the benefits of Japanese walking for brain health. The conversation also delves into the dark history of psychiatry, questioning ethical practices and the impact of medication. Additionally, Gale touches on transformative retreats aimed at personal growth, emphasizing a holistic approach to mental, spiritual, and physical well-being.
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Sea Cucumbers Block Cancer Spread
- Sea cucumbers contain a unique sugar compound that blocks the enzyme SULF2, which cancer cells manipulate to spread undetected.
- This discovery offers a potential new way to stop cancer spread using an inexpensive marine resource.
Exercise Protects Brain Cells
- Exercise targets specific brain cells that protect against Alzheimer's, benefiting different memory types.
- Perform aerobic and resistance exercises regularly to maximize brain health protection.
Try Japanese Interval Walking
- Try Japanese walking: alternate three minutes of fast walking with three minutes of slow walking for 30 minutes, four times a week.
- Walking at a hard intensity during fast intervals enhances health benefits more than continuous strolling.