Super Human Radio

SHR # 2463 :: Peptide Protocols Volume One PLUS What I'm Digging... - Dr. William Seeds, MD - Peptides are on fire right now. And information is dribbling out. Those who want to arm themselves with knowledge about the subject generally have to turn to people who are just marginally more knowledgeable than themselves. Not any longer. From the man behind the movement, Dr. William Seeds, comes the first-ever clinicians guide to peptides. Learn how to get your copy on today's show. PLUS If you're a hard-training Super Human blood testing for health insurance or life insurance may leave you confused. Markers usually associated with health problems may be elevated even though you don't have health problems. You'll need to be able to explain to those who don't get it. Here are the links to studies that can help.

SHR # 2462 :: OSOM: Suicide In America - John Romano - The CDC reported in January that suicides are up 40% over the past 17 years. Ask any American who's committing suicide and they'll inevitably reply young people or the economically underserved. Ask them why and they'll tell you bullying, income inequality, low socioeconomic standing, accessibility of guns and fatherless homes. But they'd be wrong. What if I told you 70% of all suicides in America are men. And the largest percentage are white middle to older aged men. And they're in the mid to top economic strata. So what's going on? And as men, what can we do?

SHR # 2461 :: Proteins In The Blood and Aging PLUS What I'm Digging... - Joel Greene - Gabriel Shaw sent a question as a result of Joel's last interview. Joel said the three distinct points in which the body ages is early 30's, early 60's, late 70's. Why is that? And what can we do to avoid these unwanted changes? PLUS What I'm Digging.. recent blood work scared the crap out of me.. here's why.

SHR # 2460 :: US Tap Water Contains Forever Chemicals - What Does That Mean to You? PLUS What I'm Digging... - Israel Passwater - Tap water Continues to be an issue in America. I don't think anyone feel confident drinking tap water. But what about cooking with it? Or showering and bathing in it? Is there more to worry with these types of exposures? PLUS What I'm Digging.. two studies implicate iron and iron accumulation in the development of senescent cell. Iron is needed for life. Excessive consumption of red meat, which carries the form of heme iron the most absorbable of all iron sources, may require careful monitoring of irona levels. But the iron needs a catalyst to turn a healthy cell into a senescent cell. Learn what that catalyst is today.

SHR # 2459 :: RLRx: The Onset of Effects From Testosterone Replacement PLUS What I'm Digging... - Ronnie Milo - There are still men out there on the fence about testosterone therapy. They don't know what to expect. We discuss what to expect and how long to takes to see these changes. PLUS What Im Digging.. I don't want your respect. Here's why.

SHR # 2458 :: The Real Science Behind Molecular Hydrogen - Tyler W. LeBaron - We evolved under the influences of gasses. Just like gravity and the sun, gasses have shaped thew human condition. So why is it a shock that just slightly increasing exposure to hydrogen may hold profound benefits to health, longevity and aging well? This show get deep into the science revolving about the effects of molecular hydrogen on humans.

SHR # 2457 :: The BluePrint Power Hour - Coach Rob Regish - Post your questions during this FB Live event about training, nutrition, supplementation, drugs and more.

SHR # 2456 :: EXPLICIT - OSOM: It's Not Your Imagination. Today's Men Are Morphing Into Women PLUS Stuff I'm Digging - John Romano - A new study shows that today's man is mane in me only. Over the past 20 years testosterone levels have plummeted. Today's young men have testosterone levels that are close to the upper ranges seen in women. What's going on? And can men actually become extinct? A new segment I'll be adding to the lineup is Stuff I'm Digging. I'll cover studies that aren't practical to interview a guest author but the information is valuable to the audience. Today I'll discuss a study that shows how resistance training eliminates senescent cells.

Dr. Elizabeth Yerth, a medical expert in peptide therapy, reveals groundbreaking insights into treating chronic illnesses like neuropathy and fibromyalgia. She discusses the limitations of traditional treatments that merely mask pain, introducing Cibinetide as a revolutionary peptide that repairs nerve damage. With millions suffering in silence, Yerth emphasizes the need for innovative approaches to enhance quality of life and addresses the intricate links between fibromyalgia and small fiber neuropathy. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on transforming chronic pain management.

SHR # 2454 :: When Intermittent Fasting Backfires - Joel Greene - We first talked about IF back in 2007 on SHR. Fast-forward to today and the mainstream is now promoting IF is the Holy Grail of dietary approaches that promises improved weight loss, age reversal, insulin sensitivity, immune function and much more. But is it really? Like every dietary fad people can take it too far. Is there a downside to IF? Is it wise to do indefinitely? What happens when it backfires? What about longer fasts? These and many other questions will be discussed.