Hello everyone and a happy new year! Welcome back to my podcast Sapien's Playground!

I am really excited today to have Nicolas Verhoeven from Physionic on the show and to get really granular and technical while discussing the biochemical and physiological pathways that underly Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Fatty Liver Disease, as well as the effect of dietary fatty acid composition on insulin sensitivity and cardiovascular health. 

Nick is a Doctorate Student in Molecular Medicine / Cell & Molecular Physiology and has been interested in Cell & Molecular Biology Research for over 6 years. Moreover, he owns a Master in Exercise Physiology and is a ACSM Certified Personal Trainer. You can find more information about him and his work on his webpage, as well as on his YouTube Channel which I would highly recommend checking out, if you are willing and ready to upgrade your level of understanding and nuance in the realm of science and the comprehension of scientific papers. 

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