
Jay Feldman
Health coach and independent health researcher; host of The Energy Balance Podcast; studied neuroscience and exercise physiology.
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Nov 23, 2024 • 1h 2min
Keto vs. Carnivore, Hormonal Chaos from High Protein, the *Surprising* Truth About Cold Exposure, and Why Carbs Are CRUCIAL with Jay Feldman
Jay Feldman, a health coach and independent researcher, dives into the debate between ketogenic and carnivore diets. He shares why he favors keto for better energy without the stress of high protein intake. The discussion also covers the effects of carbs on hormonal balance and gut health, along with strategies to incorporate them effectively. Furthermore, Jay explains the bioenergetic model of health, the significance of mitochondrial function, and how to personalize nutrition and exercise based on stress levels.

Jul 24, 2025 • 45min
#817 Health Advice That Goes Against Everything You Know ft. Jay Feldman
Jay Feldman, a health coach and independent researcher, challenges conventional wisdom on nutrition and metabolism. He argues that the common mantra of 'eat less, exercise more' is misleading and offers a bioenergetic perspective on health. Feldman reveals the negative impact of polyunsaturated fatty acids on cellular health and debunks common dietary myths. He advocates for nutrient-dense foods and emphasizes the importance of gut health for energy. This insightful conversation delivers fresh ideas on how to fuel your life effectively.

Apr 9, 2022 • 1h 12min
How Much Exercise Is Too Much, Why Calorie Restriction May Be A Bad Thing, The Downsides of Hormesis & Other Shocking Health Myth Debunked With Jay Feldman and Mike Fave.
Jay Feldman, a health coach and independent researcher, teams up with Mike Fave, a registered nurse and nutrition expert, to unravel shocking health myths. They debate whether excessive exercise and calorie restriction are actually harmful. With a focus on bioenergetics, they challenge traditional views on hormesis and dietary interventions. The duo advocates for nutrient-dense diets, short workouts, and managing stress for optimal health, while examining cortisol's role in metabolism and the impacts of cold exposure.