Dr. Alexis Cowan

Dr. Alexis Cowan, a Princeton-trained PhD in metabolic physiology and light biology, dives into the hidden dangers of artificial light and Wi-Fi radiation on health. She discusses how blue light affects pregnancy and our cellular energy, highlighting the importance of natural light for mitochondrial function. The conversation also critiques public health messaging on sun exposure and warns against over-reliance on technology. Cowan presents innovative health habits, connecting fasting and olive oil with optimal well-being.

Dr. Alexis Cowan, a Princeton-trained PhD in metabolic physiology and light biology, discusses the profound effects of light on health. She reveals how blue light can harm our cellular and eye function, and debunks myths linking sun exposure to skin cancer. The benefits of cold exposure for metabolism and resilience are highlighted too. Dr. Cowan emphasizes the importance of seasonal eating and ancestral wisdom, sharing insights on how natural light can enhance well-being and address modern health issues.

Dr. Alexis Cowan, a light biology researcher and PhD from Princeton, discusses the crucial role of sunlight in our health. She reveals the dangers of 'junk light' in modern life and its impact on our biological systems. Alexis shares insights on circadian rhythms, mitochondrial function, and the misconceptions surrounding artificial lighting. The podcast also touches on the environmental implications of chemtrails and the spiritual dimensions of light, advocating for a deeper connection with our natural environments.