Hypertension, aka high blood pressure, affects about 1in adults 3 worldwide or nearly 2 billion people. High blood pressure is referred to as a silent killer because it doesn't cause many symptoms but slowly damages the heart and blood vessels eventually contributing to heart disease, kidney disease, vision loss, sexual dysfunction. Fortunately, there are several evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle strategies for helping to lower blood pressure and we are going to outline those in this episode today.  In this episode we are going to:  Define high blood pressure  Describe the reasons why our blood pressure increases Discuss how to test your blood pressure Outline the nutrition and lifestyle strategies that have been shown to improve blood pressure  If you want to learn more check out the detailed blog post that I wrote to go along with this episode. Blood Pressure Blog Post  Also, if you want to schedule a consultation with me, you can do so here: 60-minute consultation   Enjoying the show or have a questions about a particular topic? Send us a message here. Support the show

The podcast discusses the harmful effects of chasing a 'dream body', extreme dieting in competitive bodybuilding, challenges in the fitness industry, unlocking food freedom through macro tracking, and navigating health and wellness through caloric intake and balance.

Welcome back to the show. Today we have a Q and A episode and we are going to be covering 4 topics that came in:  The Anti-spike supplement that was just released by Glucose Goddess  Do we really need to get 10,000 steps per day for health?  What are the nutritional changes that need to be made as someone ages? Blood type diets, is there any validity to them?    To get your question answered in the next Q and A episode, you can go to my Paypal and leave a donation of any amount and put your questions into the notes section. Submit your Question  Here is the protein episode that I disucssed in the show:  Protein Episode   Enjoying the show or have a questions about a particular topic? Send us a message here. Support the show

Welcome back to another episode of The Nutrition Science Podcast. On today's episode I have am interviewing Michelle Yates, MS, RD. Michelle is a Registered Dietitian who is passionate about helping spread awareness and provide support for individuals dealing with disordered eating habits. In this episode we dive into Michelle's story and discuss how she had body dysmorphia and disordered eating habits from a VERY young age, how she realized that she had a problem, and how she was able to overcome her disordered eating habits and not lives a life of freedom and balance. Tune in to the show if you want to hear more.  National Eating Disorders Association website  Follow Michelle on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/yatesnutrition/  If you want to support the show with a one-time donation you can do so here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/drchavez   Enjoying the show or have a questions about a particular topic? Send us a message here. Support the show

Exploring the significance of the gut microbiome for overall health, including its impact on digestion, immune system, and nutrient absorption. Discussing the roles of probiotics, fermented foods, and antibiotics in supporting a healthy gut. Emphasizing the importance of a fiber-rich plant-based diet for optimal gut health.

In this Q&A podcast, the hosts discuss stool testing, Athletic Greens supplement, Electrolyte Powders, and the Netflix docu-series 'You Are What You Eat'. They explore the limitations of stool tests, the cost and effectiveness of Athletic Greens, and the debate around using athletic greens and electrolyte powders. They also delve into a trending vegan vs. non-vegan documentary series and its potential biases.

This episode discusses the Health At Every Size movement and its principles, challenges the idea that health is determined solely by weight, explores the concept of a healthy body fat percentage, highlights the benefits of adhering to healthy nutrition, and emphasizes the importance of focusing on habits for improved health.

If you are going to exercise, make sure you are getting the most out of it. Many people are going to be embarking on new fitness journeys during the new year, in this episode we discuss what goes into an effective exercise plan that will improve body composition, reduce risk for chronic health problems and extend lifespan.  In this episode, we discuss:  Why exercise is the most important key to healthy aging  How adaptations to exercise impact our health and well-being  The primary types of exercise training  Basics of cardiovascular exercise  Basics of resistance training  How to tie it all together and more... I am creating some more in depth resources on getting started with exercise and resistance training. Click on the link below if you are interested in diving deeper and want to stay in the loop with those resources.  https://www.dradrianchavez.com/resistancetraining If you want to give Legion's Pulse pre-workout a try you can do so here:  Pulse Preworkout Supplement  Use code "Chavez" for 20% off of your first order. Enjoying the show or have a questions about a particular topic? Send us a message here. Support the show

Learn nine simple nutrition habits that can transform your health in 2024, such as adding vegetables to each meal, establishing an eating window, and cutting back on added sugar. Discover the importance of meal planning, optimizing protein intake, and tracking dietary intake. Get practical tips and a chance to win a free supplement from a sponsor.

The podcast recap 2023 and discuss future plans. They mention upcoming topics like health at every size and discuss listener reviews. They also announce a supplement giveaway and a new dad's fitness program.