Generative Energy Podcast

11:00 - Skip intro music 15:00 - "If you can't teach something to a 6-year-old, that means you don't really understand it" Einstein 19:25 - Nick's origin story 26:00 - The Great Fish Oil Experiment by Ray Peat  33:22 - Nick's take on a 'bioenergetic view' 37:45 - "You will either step forward into growth, or you will step backward into safety." Abraham Maslow 43:56 - Nick's process of learning and using evernote 49:41 - Nick on nutritional 'supply and demand' 56:50 - How Nick applies his exercise knowledge to athletes 01:05:34 - Slow twitch vs. fast twitch muscle fibers 01:24:51 - What is force? 01:37:23 - Nick on methylation 01:51:46 - Homocysteine and hair loss 01:58:58 - Nick's opinion on cryotherapy and cold baths 02:04:37 - Nick on Mark Rippetoe's starting strength

Georgi Dinkov discusses the potential of DHT in treating prostate cancer and how estrogen promotes it. The impact of poverty on cognitive function and aging. The connection between energy deficiency, stress, and anxiety. The potential protective effects of aspirin against air pollution. Super chat questions round off the episode.

00:14:40 - Skip intro music 00:29:24 - Reversing human aging likely possible with progesterone / DHEA 00:53:43 - Oral testosterone (T) is effective and safer than synthetic AAS 01:13:17 - Cholesterol and saturated fat are anabolic; PUFA/MUFA akin to chemical castration 01:24:21 - Announcements and Georgi's homegrown experiments 01:35:27 - Aspirin as effective as Viagra for ED, but with much fewer side effects 01:48:23 - Gut serotonin (due to bacteria) is the master regulator of metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and weight 02:01:32 - Super chat questions

03:31 - Skip intro music 04:18 - "The reason I talk more about biology than politics is that the various radical movements generally have inflexibilities that keep them apart. People need to start understanding that the system is systematically murdering them, and understanding that the situation is desperate, they need to see that solidarity with life, against capital, is their hope." Raymond Peat, PhD (2018) 21:56 - Against Utopia Issue #6: The Epistemology of Depression Part 6 – What Does a Realistic Theory of Depression Look Like? 31:52 - If current trends hold, within a decade the entire population may become autistic http://haidut.me/?p=498 37:05 - Talking to Ray about matter, forms, and language 42:25 - Language as a form of control 01:00:00 - "The claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled. Whenever you hear the consensus of scientists agrees on something or other, reach for your wallet, because you’re being had." M. Crichton 01:21:00 - Allopregnanolone as a treatment of Alzheimer Disease (AD) 01:26:00 - New science blooms after star researchers die 01:30:55 - Jahed departs 01:37:19 - Vegans and vegetarians have a higher risk of stroke 04:46:44 - The Lancet: Cancer now leading cause of death in “developed”, “rich” countries 01:55:26 - Testosterone does NOT impair empathy in men 01:57:57 - Elevated maternal estrogen (estradiol) again linked to autism 02:04:57 - Super Chats 02:08:10 - Even a tiny amount of talc may cause diabetes II (T2DM), Benadryl may reverse it

Georgi Dinkov and Emma Sgourakis discuss estrogen, fluoride, pregnancy, children, and metabolism. Topics include the effects of estrogen and fluoride on pregnancy, challenges in feeding babies, the role of estrogen in health conditions, causes and indicators of hypothyroidism, additives in commercial orange juice, regrowing hair, lack of original paper on dihydrotestosterone, and expressing gratitude to the audience.

This episode was edited from its original format to comply with anchor's 3-hour limit.

Georgi Dinkov, expert in sugar, hypoglycemia, trauma, aspirin, imagination, and altruism, discusses topics such as psychiatric diagnoses and stress, the potential use of aspirin for brain cancer treatment, the negative effects of a profit-driven medical system, gorillas forming unrelated societies, the benefits of sun exposure, the angiotensin system and blood pressure, causes of autism, interactions between substance fields, potential link between fatty acids and consciousness, and potential solutions for prostate problems.

This episode was edited from its original format to comply with anchor's 3-hour limit. 

This episode was edited from its original format to comply with anchor's 3-hour limit.

Georgi Dinkov specializes in Endotoxin, Otto Warburg, Cancer, Ketosis, and PUFA. Interesting topics include the controversy surrounding resveratrol, the obesity paradox, the connection between intellectual humility and energy levels, hair growth and cortisol levels, differences between vitamin K2 MK7 and MK4, and the use of chlorine dioxide as an antibiotic.