The Jesse Chappus Show

Nick Norwitz, a Harvard medical student with a PhD focused on metabolic health, discusses important dietary insights. He shares his personal journey of overcoming gastrointestinal issues through a low-carb diet. The conversation navigates insulin resistance, personalized dietary strategies, and the effects of carbohydrates on gut health. Norwitz also highlights the impact of dietary choices on rising LDL cholesterol and introduces Alulose as a promising sweetener, shedding light on its potential metabolic benefits.

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Richard Johnson, a seasoned physician and medical scientist, unveils intriguing insights into weight gain and insulin resistance. He discusses the surprising connection between the sweetener Alulose and metabolic health, revealing its potential in diabetes management. Delving into carbohydrate effects, he highlights how fructose impacts cellular energy and its ties to Alzheimer's. Dr. Johnson also shares exciting developments in mitochondrial health and dietary strategies that could combat cognitive decline.

Dr. Nathan Bryan, a renowned nitric oxide scientist and author, dives into the incredible health benefits of nitric oxide and its crucial role in blood flow and disease prevention. He discusses the negative impact of everyday products on nitric oxide production and how oral health is tied to systemic diseases. Bryan highlights dietary sources of nitrates, the importance of gut health, and how lifestyle choices can optimize nitric oxide levels. He also touches on innovative oral care strategies and the potential for health improvements at any age.

Dr. Mark Burhenne, a functional dentist, debunks oral health myths, advocates for healthier snacks like meat sticks, explores xylitol benefits for oral and gut health, discusses vitamin D and K synergy, suggests oral microbiome-friendly products, introduces innovative dental tools, and discusses safe dental fillings and surgical procedures.

Dr. Nadir Ali, a cardiologist, discusses the impact of trans fats, plant toxins, and magnesium supplements on health. He explores the differences between plant and animal cholesterol and the benefits of ketones in low-carb diets. The podcast also covers managing diabetes with inhibitors, the influence of dopamine on behavior, and the benefits of alulose as a sweetener.

Dr. Ted Naiman, a board-certified Family Medicine physician, discusses the importance of protein in weight management, the role of protein in satiety and overeating, exploring electrolytes and intermittent fasting, optimizing protein intake for muscle building, balancing macronutrients for metabolic health, prioritizing diet and exercise for reversing diabetes, the gradual progression in diet and exercise for sustainable results, and optimizing health through diet and exercise.

Dr. Alan Goldhamer discusses the benefits of water-only fasting in reducing visceral fat, improving gut microbiome, and addressing health conditions. The podcast explores fasting durations, safety protocols, magnesium importance, detox benefits, and success stories in cancer treatment. It also covers legal battles, BDNF's role in disease prevention, structured refeeding post-fast, and the impact of refined carbs on health.

Dr. Daniel Pompa discusses the importance of restoring cell energy, eliminating toxins, and addressing inflammation triggered by toxins and unhealthy fats. He explores harmful chemicals like glyphosate, the benefits of magnesium and vitamin D3 K2 supplements, effects of bad oils on cell membranes, hidden dangers of mold and heavy metal toxicity, and the significance of ongoing detox for cellular health. The podcast also delves into the influence of latitude on food adaptation, impact of hybridization on fruits and vegetables, understanding hormesis and adaptation, and balancing fasting and feasting for healing the body.

Dr. Caryn Zinn, a registered dietitian, discusses the benefits of a low carb diet, intermittent fasting, electrolyte drink mixes, D3 K2 supplements, ketones, protein powders, fiber in diets, fueling exercise with fat, and transitioning to advocating for low-carb diets. She emphasizes individual customization, metabolic health, and challenging traditional nutrition beliefs.

Dr. Heather Sandison discusses preventing and reversing Alzheimer's through lifestyle interventions like a ketogenic diet, stress management, exercise, and sleep. She emphasizes the impact of stress and magnesium deficiency, the benefits of MCT oil and coconut oil, and personalized precision medicine for brain health. The podcast covers the importance of behavioral change, caregiver self-care, optimizing sleep hygiene, and healthy aging strategies for cognitive well-being.