Sowing Prosperity

Logan Duvall
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Aug 9, 2024 • 48min

#114 Truth About Prosperity Zones: Diets, Nutrition, And Local Foods With Mary Ruddick

What Blue Zone Really Do | Traditional Diets | Ancestral Nutrition | Local Foods Mary Ruddick Mary Ruddick discusses her research on traditional diets and the health of different cultures around the world. She emphasizes the importance of observing and experiencing these diets and lifestyles firsthand to gain a better understanding. The conversation also touches on the ancestral approach to nutrition and the benefits of local, seasonal, and natural foods. Mary explains the significance of sunlight and water quality in different regions and how they impact health. She also discusses the effects of hydration and the importance of regulating water intake. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the benefits of cold exposure and the impact of seasonality on health. In this conversation, Mary Ruddick discusses various factors that contribute to overall health and well-being, including the impact of light, proximity to volcanoes, melanin-rich foods, and grounding. She also shares her insights on cancer and the importance of community in maintaining good health. #TraditionalDiets #AncestralNutrition #SeasonalEating #NaturalFoods #SunlightHealth #WaterQuality #HydrationTips #ColdExposure #SeasonalHealth #FirelightBenefits #Grounding #MineralRichSoil #CancerPrevention #CommunityHealth #TraditionalLifestyles Takeaways: Observing and experiencing traditional diets and lifestyles firsthand provides a better understanding of their health benefits. The ancestral approach to nutrition focuses on local, seasonal, and natural foods. Sunlight and water quality in different regions have a significant impact on health. Regulating water intake is important for hydration and overall health. Cold exposure and experiencing seasonal changes can have positive effects on health. The health of Arctic communities during the polar night may be attributed to the use of firelight, which provides similar benefits to sunlight. Proximity to volcanoes may have a positive impact on health due to the mineral density in the soil and other factors. There is a correlation between melanin and brown fat, with better melanin levels associated with more brown fat. Grounding, or being in contact with the earth, is a common practice in traditional societies and may contribute to vibrant health. Cancer treatment should focus on regulating the immune system, reducing glutamate consumption, and incorporating laughter and green tea. A traditional lifestyle with strong community bonds is highly beneficial for overall health and well-being. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:02 Exploring Traditional Diets and Lifestyles 07:52 The Impact of Sunlight and Water Quality on Health 12:48 Regulating Water Intake for Optimal Hydration 19:54 The Benefits of Cold Exposure and Seasonality 24:34 The Impact of Light on Arctic Communities 28:45 The Correlation Between Melanin and Brown Fat 33:01 The Benefits of Grounding 38:10 Approaches to Overcoming Cancer 42:54 The Importance of Community for Health
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Jul 31, 2024 • 1h 12min

#113 The Role of Cold Therapy in Metabolic Health | Metabolic Health | Cold Therapy | Brown Fat with Thomas Seager

The Role of Cold Therapy in Metabolic Health | Metabolic Health | Cold Therapy | Brown Fat Dr. Thomas P Seager shares his personal journey from engineering to metabolic health and the role of cold therapy in his transformation. He discusses the importance of understanding metabolism and how it relates to conditions like diabetes, prostate health, autoimmune disorders, and mental health. Dr. Seager explains the ancestral experience of cold and the role of brown fat in thermogenesis and overall metabolic health. He also highlights the impact of light exposure, carbohydrates, and seed oils on mitochondrial function and offers strategies for improving metabolism. Dr. Thomas Seager and Logan Duvall discuss the importance of mitochondrial health and its connection to overall systemic health. They explore the role of cold therapy, specifically brown fat activation through cold exposure, in improving mitochondrial function. They also touch on the relationship between cold therapy and the production of neurotransmitters like dopamine, oxytocin, and vasopressin, which can lead to feelings of euphoria and improved mood. Dr. Seager shares insights from his company, Morozko Forge, which offers cold therapy products and resources.
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Jul 29, 2024 • 34min

#112 Blue Light Toxicity Solution | Natural Light | Circadian Rhythm Daylight Computer with Anjan Katta

Blue Light Toxicity Solution | Natural Light | Circadian Rhythm Daylight Computer with Anjan Katta The conversation explores the negative effects of technology and artificial light on our health, particularly in relation to sleep and circadian rhythms. It highlights the importance of natural light and the role it plays in synchronizing our bodies with the natural world. The conversation also discusses the harmful effects of flickering lights and blue light emitted by screens. The solution presented is the Daylight computer, which is designed to be healthier by eliminating blue light, reducing flicker, and allowing for outdoor use. The conversation emphasizes the need for more awareness and education about the impact of light on our health.
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Jul 26, 2024 • 1h 3min

#111 Foundations of Health | Dr Jack Kruse Influence with Dr. Alexis Cowan

Foundations of Health | Dr Jack Kruse Influence with Dr. Alexis Cowan Dr. Alexis Cowan discusses the importance of light, circadian biology, and metabolism in optimizing performance and health. She emphasizes that athletes are humans first and that many athletes are successful despite doing the wrong things because of their genetic advantages. She highlights the importance of dialing in the basics, such as light exposure, circadian alignment, and grounding, for athletes to optimize their performance. Dr. Cowan also explains how soft tissue injuries can be attributed to tissue dehydration and the role of collagen, light, and mitochondrial function in injury prevention. She discusses the impact of glyphosate, microbiome health, and the gut-skin axis on overall health and performance. The conversation explores the role of fungi in the microbiome and its connection to health and disease. The mycobiome, which is larger than the bacterial side, plays a crucial role in maintaining glycemic balance and preventing microvascular and nerve damage. Fungal overgrowth can lead to long-lasting infections and impair immune function. The conversation also delves into the importance of melanin and its various functions, such as energy production, heavy metal chelation, and protection against hypoxia. The role of minerals, such as magnesium and sodium chloride, is discussed, with an emphasis on obtaining them through seafood and good quality salt. The nuances of technology, particularly red light therapy devices, are explored, including considerations for flicker and EMF exposure.
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Jul 25, 2024 • 1h 2min

#110 Heal Naturally! | Structured Water | Chronic Illness | Mitochondrial Health Dr Stephen Hussey

Heal Your Body Naturally! | Structured Water | Chronic Illness | Mitochondrial Health Tired of chronic illness holding you back? Dr. Hussey's journey to overcome his own health struggles will inspire you to explore natural healing methods. This video dives deep into the power of structured water, a unique form of water with potential benefits for cellular health. You'll learn how structured water can play a role in managing chronic conditions. But it's not just about water! We'll also explore the critical role of your mitochondria. These tiny powerhouses inside your cells are responsible for producing energy, and Dr. Hussey will explain how light and hydrogen can optimize their function through the production of metabolic water. Get ready to challenge your understanding of cellular function! This video reveals how traditional views may be limited, and why a more holistic approach is needed to unlock true cellular potential. Sunlight, melanin, and structured water form a powerful trio for optimal health. We'll explore how these elements work together to prevent chronic diseases and keep you feeling your best. Nature holds the key to healing! Reconnecting with the natural environment is crucial for boosting your energy levels and overall well-being. Learn how to harness the power of sunlight and reconnect with the Earth. The video also sheds light on the glycocalyx, a protective layer lining your arteries. You'll discover its role in heart health and how to maintain its function. Ready to take action? Dr. Hussey shares practical tips like grounding, infrared sauna therapy, and increased sunlight exposure. These simple lifestyle changes can help you build energy, prevent disease, and heal your body naturally! #chronicillnesshealing #structuredwaterbenefits #mitochondrialhealth #naturalhealing #cellularfunction #healfromwithin #alternativemedicine #sunlighttherapy #fightchronicillness #infraredsauna #groundingtechniques #glycocalyxhealth #naturalenergyboost #preventheartdisease #holisticwellness Takeaways: Lifestyle changes can have a significant impact on managing chronic health conditions. Structured water plays a crucial role in cellular function and maintaining health. Mitochondria produce more than just ATP, including metabolic water, heat, and carbon dioxide. The traditional understanding of cellular function may be limited and should be reevaluated. A holistic approach to studying cells is necessary to gain a deeper understanding of their functions. Sunlight, melanin, and structured water are essential for maintaining health and preventing chronic diseases. Reconnecting with nature and the natural environment is crucial for optimizing energy levels and overall well-being. Glycocalyx plays a protective role in the lining of arteries, and maintaining its health is important for preventing heart disease. Infrared light exposure, grounding, and sunlight exposure can promote healing and prevent heart disease. Building energy through structured water and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can overcome the side effects of chemotherapy and promote healing. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Personal Journey 03:01 The Role of Structured Water 07:52 Understanding Mitochondria and Metabolic Water 13:04 Challenging Traditional Understanding of Cellular Function 22:55 The Need for a Holistic Approach to Cell Study 27:51 Harnessing the Power of Sunlight, Melanin, and Structured Water 30:37 Reconnecting with Nature for Optimal Energy and Well-being 31:59 The Role of Glycocalyx in Protecting Arterial Lining 36:31 Using Infrared Light to Reverse Heart Disease 41:37 Practical Tips for Building Energy and Preventing Disease 50:13 Overcoming the Side Effects of Chemotherapy through Lifestyle Changes
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Jul 23, 2024 • 1h 24min

#109 Boost Your Energy: Minerals, Microbes and Mitochondrial Health with Morley Robbins and Martha Carlin

Unleash Your Energy: The Hidden Role of Minerals | Microbes and Energy | Mitochondrial Health The conversation explores the interconnectedness of minerals, microbes, and mitochondria in relation to energy production and overall health. The analogy of blindfolded individuals describing different parts of an elephant is used to illustrate how different perspectives contribute to our understanding of complex systems. The importance of minerals, such as copper, magnesium, and retinol, in energy production is emphasized. The role of microbes in providing energy and maintaining tissue integrity is discussed, as well as the significance of melanin and its connection to Parkinson's disease. The impact of fluoride and iodine on the body is also explored. The conversation explores the connection between copper, iron, and the microbiome in relation to human health and agriculture. It highlights the importance of copper in the body and the detrimental effects of iron accumulation. The discussion also delves into the impact of glyphosate on the soil microbiome and the need for regenerative agriculture practices. The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of the soil microbiome, plant health, animal health, and human health. #EnergyProduction #MineralsForHealth #MicrobesAndEnergy #MitochondrialHealth #CopperBenefits #MagnesiumRole #RetinolImportance #Microbiome #SoilHealth #OptimalHealth #EnergyBoost #healthtips Takeaways: Disease can be seen as an energy deficiency related to minerals, microbes, and mitochondria. Minerals, such as copper, magnesium, and retinol, are essential for optimal energy production. Microbes play a crucial role in energy production and maintaining tissue integrity. Melanin may have a connection to Parkinson's disease and tissue coloration. Fluoride and iodine have contrasting effects on the body and its energy systems. Copper is essential for the body and plays a crucial role in energy production and metabolism. Iron accumulation in the body is linked to various health issues, and copper helps regulate iron levels. Glyphosate, a widely used herbicide, negatively impacts the soil microbiome and can affect the nutrient content of crops. Regenerative agriculture practices, such as building soil health and promoting microbial diversity, are essential for producing nutrient-dense food. The health of the soil microbiome directly impacts plant health, animal health, and ultimately, human health. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and the Elephant Analogy 02:55 The Role of Minerals in Energy Production 08:33 Microbes: Energy Providers and Tissue Guardians 14:31 Melanin and its Potential Connection to Parkinson's Disease 45:10 The Connection Between Copper, Iron, and Endothelial Dysfunction 52:46 The Role of Redox in Cancer Metabolism 59:35 Copper Angiogenesis and Cancer Concerns 01:06:41 Creating Nutrient-Dense Pastures for Animal Health 01:10:37 The Importance of Local and Seasonal Food for Nutrient Density
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Jul 21, 2024 • 58min

#108 Can Gut Bacteria Cause Parkinson's? Breakthrough Microbiome Connection with Martha Carlin

Can Gut Bacteria Cause Parkinson's? Breakthrough: Parkinson's Disease | Microbiome Connection Uncover the groundbreaking research on how gut bacteria may be linked to Parkinson's disease. This video explores the fascinating connection between the microbiome and Parkinson's, delving into the potential impact of food, water, and antibiotics. Join Martha Carlin on a journey of discovery as she explores her unique perspective on Parkinson's as a systems problem. We'll investigate the potential link between glyphosate exposure and mycobacteria to Parkinson's disease. Discover the potential of probiotics like Sugar Shift and its impact on diabetes and gut health. Learn how the immune system and its interaction with the microbiome play a crucial role in understanding Parkinson's. This video also explores the groundbreaking work of Dr. Barry Nenem on self-assembling chemistry and its connection to the microbiome and Parkinson's. We'll delve into the often-overlooked role of gases in the body, along with the importance of structured water and its potential connection to Parkinson's. This video is a must-watch for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Parkinson's disease: Parkinson's Disease Microbiome Gut Bacteria Glyphosate Mycobacteria Probiotics Sugar Shift By the end of this video, you'll gain valuable insights into: The potential role of gut bacteria in Parkinson's disease How the microbiome can be impacted by food, water, and antibiotics The potential benefits of probiotics for Parkinson's patients The importance of the immune system and the microbiome connection The groundbreaking work of Dr. Barry Nenem on Parkinson's Don't miss this chance to explore the exciting frontier of Parkinson's research! #ParkinsonsDisease #Microbiome #GutHealth #ParkinsonsBreakthrough #GutBacteria #MicrobiomeResearch #NaturalHealing #ParkinsonsProbiotics #SugarShiftProbiotic #DrBarryNenem #MicrobiomeConnection #GasesAndHealth #StructuredWater #MelaninParkinson #FungalMicrobiome Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Background 02:20 Approaching Parkinson's as a Systems Problem 05:44 Connections to Glyphosate and Mycobacteria 09:59 Elevated Antibodies and Bacterial Proteins 13:19 Development of Sugar Shift Probiotic 26:54 The Lattice Work of Mental Models and Dr. Barry Nenem's Work 30:08 Understanding the Glycocalyx and Endothelial Surface Layer 34:18 The Overlooked Role of Gases in the Body 38:06 The Significance of Structured Water and Infrared Light 44:08 Exploring the Connection Between Melanin and Parkinson's Disease 50:34 The Role of Fungi in the Microbiome 53:53 The Importance of Microbial Diversity for Health
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Jul 18, 2024 • 54min

#107 Your Meat's Missing Nutrients | Regenerative Agriculture | Phytonutrients with Allen Williams

Your Meat's Missing Nutrients | Regenerative Agriculture | Phytonutrients Are you getting everything you need from your meat? This video dives into the surprising truth behind the nutrient content of your meat. We've all heard of "grass-fed" and "organic," but there's a whole new level of food production gaining momentum: regenerative agriculture. Dr. Allen Williams, a leading expert in the field, reveals the shocking truth about what animals are missing in their diet, and how it directly impacts the nutrient density of the meat we consume. The secret lies in a concept called phytonutrients. These powerful plant compounds are essential for both animal and human health, but conventional farming practices often leave them out. This video explores: How regenerative agriculture creates a thriving ecosystem that benefits both animals and the environment. The crucial role of phytonutrients in animal diets and their impact on human health. The difference between monoculture pastures and diverse pastures with a focus on forbs and their nutritional value for livestock. By the end of this video, you'll understand: Why your current meat choices might be lacking essential nutrients. How regenerative agriculture can improve the quality and health benefits of meat. The power of phytonutrients and how they can positively impact your well-being. So, ditch the surprise and start making informed choices about your protein! #regenerativeag #healthymeat #phytonutrients #animalnutrition #soilhealth #foodquality #sustainablefarming #futureoffood #plantdiversity #waterquality #forbs #grassfed #organic #eatwell #livethegoodlife Chapters 00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Regenerative Agriculture for Human Health 03:13 The Impact of Diet on Animal Health and Nutrient Density 05:49 The Role of Biologically Active Soils and Plant Species Diversity 27:04 The Significance of Water Quality for Animal and Human Health 43:58 Transitioning to Regenerative Practices with the Regenified Program
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Jul 16, 2024 • 33min

#106 Bird Flu in Dairies | Raw Milk vs Pasteurized Milk | Food Freedom with Mark McAfee

Bird Flu in Dairies | Raw Milk vs Pasteurized Milk | Food Freedom Are you struggling with gut health issues like bloating, gas, or constipation? You might be surprised to learn that what you drink could be playing a role. This video dives deep into the world of raw milk and explores its potential benefits for your gut health. We'll start by comparing raw milk and pasteurized milk. Pasteurization is a heat treatment that kills harmful bacteria in milk, making it safer to consume. However, some proponents of raw milk believe that this process also destroys beneficial bacteria and enzymes that can actually improve gut health. The video will explore the science behind these claims. We'll discuss the potential benefits of raw milk for gut health, such as: Promoting a healthy gut microbiome: Raw milk may contain probiotics, which are live bacteria that can help balance the gut microbiome and improve digestion. Aiding in digestion: Raw milk may contain enzymes that help break down lactose, the sugar found in milk, which can be easier to digest for some people with lactose intolerance. Boosting the immune system: A healthy gut microbiome is linked to a strong immune system. Of course, there are also potential risks associated with consuming raw milk. These risks will be addressed in the video, including: Foodborne illness: Raw milk can harbor harmful bacteria that can cause foodborne illness. Regulations: There are strict regulations surrounding the sale and consumption of raw milk due to these risks. We'll explore ways to mitigate these risks and ensure safe consumption of raw milk, if you choose to do so. Finally, the video will discuss other ways to improve your gut health, regardless of whether you choose to drink raw milk. This may include incorporating other probiotic-rich foods into your diet, managing stress, and getting enough sleep. By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of the potential benefits and risks of raw milk for your gut health. You'll also be equipped with information to make an informed decision about whether raw milk is right for you. #rawmilk #guthealth #pasteurizedmilk #probiotics #digestion #immunesystem #foodborneillness #eatrealfood #dairy #microbiome #gutmicrobiome #healthyeating #informedchoices #rawmilkbenefits #rawmilkdebate Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:34 The Benefits of Raw Milk and Opposition from the FDA 10:10 Raw Milk and Immune System Building 27:28 The Role of Education and Training in the Raw Milk Movement 30:34 Final Thoughts and Advice
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Jul 14, 2024 • 52min

#105 Childhood Cancer? Now What? Cancer Treatment & Nutrition with Season Johnson

Natural Weapon Against Cancer? Conventional Cancer Treatment | Cancer Treatment & Nutrition Diagnosed with cancer? You're not alone. In this powerful talk, Season Johnson, a passionate advocate, shares her experience navigating the complexities of cancer treatment. We'll explore the potential of nutrition and gut health as a natural weapon against cancer, alongside conventional treatment options. Is conventional medicine missing a key piece of the puzzle? Season dives into the gap in conventional cancer treatment and the importance of addressing environmental factors that contribute to the disease. Discover: How nutritional deficiencies can hinder recovery The surprising role of magnesium and organ meats in supporting the body's fight Why a healthy gut microbiome is crucial for optimal immune function Critical considerations for consuming raw dairy How to navigate the flaws of conventional treatment and empower yourself with personalized medicine Tips for optimizing light exposure and circadian rhythm for better health The importance of continuous learning and adaptation on your healing journey This video is packed with valuable insights for anyone seeking to understand the power of nutrition and a holistic approach alongside conventional cancer treatment. Take control of your health and unlock your body's natural healing potential! #naturalcancertreatment #nutritionforcancer #guthealthandcancer #fightcancernaturally #empoweryourhealth #conventionalcancertreatment #flawsofchemo #personalizedcancercare #nutritionalhealing #cancerjourney #holisticcancerhealing #cancersurvivor #sleepforcancerrecovery #circadianrhythmforhealth #rawdairydebate Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction: Season's Story and Embracing the Journey 05:23 - The Gap in Conventional Medicine: Where Nutrition Might Be Missing 12:47 - Environmental Toxins & You: Unveiling Hidden Cancer Risks 24:12 - Natural Weapons Within: Exploring the Power of Gut Health & Magnesium 27:23 - Conventional Treatment: Effectiveness & Potential Shortcomings 31:45 - Raw Dairy: Friend or Foe? Weighing the Benefits and Considerations 36:12 - Lighten Up Your Health: The Significance of Light Exposure & Circadian Rhythm 46:32 - Beyond This Talk: Taking Control & Embracing Continuous Learning 49:00 - Q&A: Your Questions Answered by Season Johnson

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