Episode289- Harnessing Superfoods & Adaptogens|Sage Dammers

In this episode, weight management expert Zeco Powell interviews Sage Dammers, the founder of Adaptive Wellness, about superfoods and adaptogens.

They discuss the benefits of incorporating nutrient-dense foods like cacao into our diets, as well as the role of adaptogens in strengthening the body’s self-regulatory mechanisms and building stress resilience.

Sage shares his journey of formulating delicious and healthy superfood products and emphasizes the importance of making these foods taste good to encourage regular consumption.

Listeners are encouraged to check out Addictive Wellness for more information and to try their guilt-free, sugar-free products.

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http://zecohealth.com/adaptivewellness

Episode288- Unlocking the Power of Heart Rate Variability: Managing Stress for Optimal Health|Dr.Torkil Faro

Dr. Torkil Færø, a seasoned general practitioner, emergency practitioner, author, and photographer, shares insights on the impact of life stressors on our health and the benefits of tracking heart rate variability (HRV) for improving health and weight loss.

He discusses the difference between heart rate and HRV, the importance of managing stress levels, and the role of fasting in achieving a balanced and healthy life. Dr. Færø also highlights his experiences working with Doctors Without Borders in Angola and the lessons he learned from witnessing the strength and resilience of people living in war zones.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Torkil Færø

03:11 Understanding Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

08:03 Managing Stress and Improving Health with HRV Tracking

09:03 The Benefits and Strategies of Fasting for Health and Weight Management

16:06 Lessons from Working with Doctors Without Borders

Learn more about his work at http://thepulsecure.com

Episode287- Cupping Therapy Uncovered: Myths, Origins, and Modern Wellness|Tom Ingegno

Summary

In this episode, weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell interviews Dr. Tom Ingegno about cupping therapy.

Dr. Ingegno discusses the origins of cupping, its evolution over time, and how it fits into the general landscape of health and fitness. He also busts some myths and misconceptions about cupping.

The conversation highlights the accessibility and benefits of cupping therapy, including its effectiveness in relieving pain, improving circulation, and promoting relaxation.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview of Cupping Therapy

02:20 The Ancient Origins of Cupping Therapy

06:30 Cupping Therapy: A Safe and Accessible Treatment Option

10:02 The Benefits of Cupping Therapy for Pain Relief and Circulation

16:29 Busting Myths and Misconceptions About Cupping

Visit his website to learn more about his services http://charmcityintegrative.com

Episode285- What To Do When You Are Overthinking|Narado Zeco Powell

Summary

Overthinking is the habit of excessive or repetitive thinking on a problem, situation, or a topic.

This can lead to decision paralysis when it becomes difficult to make a decision.

In this conversation, weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell shares three science-backed ways to overcome overthinking.

The first way is practicing mindfulness, which involves focusing on the present moment without judgment.

The second way is setting a time limit for reflection, allocating specific time each day to reflect.

The third way is engaging in physical activity, which can help clear the mind and improve mental and emotional health.

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Episode286-Cool Palms, Hot Performance: Unveiling the Science Behind Palm Cooling|Timmy Haman

Summary

In this episode, weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell interviews Timothy Hamman about palm cooling and its benefits for recovery, performance, and strength.

Timmy shares his interest in palm cooling after listening to a podcast and learning about the significant gains in strength and endurance that can be achieved.

He experimented with palm cooling by using a water bucket and later developed the P Performance Bar, a temperature-controlled bar that can be held between sets.

Palm cooling works by cooling the palms of the hands, which have a high concentration of blood vessels and can quickly transfer heat.

Timmy explains that cooling the body can improve performance by preventing overheating and allowing for longer and more intense workouts.

He also mentions studies that show the benefits of palm cooling for both weightlifters and individuals doing cardio exercises.

The episode concludes with Timmy sharing where listeners can purchase the P Performance Bar.

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Palm Cooling 12:51 The Science Behind Palm Cooling 23:24 Where to Purchase the P Performance Bar

http://primescience.co.uk

Episode284- Use Your Thoughts To Optimize Your Health|Narado Zeco Powell

Summary

Weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell discusses how to use your thoughts to improve your health. He emphasizes the importance of practicing mindful awareness and being aware of the impact of negative thoughts on emotions and physical sensations. Powell also suggests starting the day on a positive note with a consistent morning routine and cultivating positive self-talk. Lastly, he highlights the power of visualizing optimal health and its impact on overall well-being.

Takeaways

Be mindful of your thoughts and their impact on your emotions and physical sensations.Start your day on a positive note with a consistent morning routine.Replace self-critical or limiting beliefs with positive self-talk.Visualize optimal health to improve overall well-being.

Chapters

00:00 Using Your Thoughts to Improve Your Health

04:02 Cultivating Positive Self-Talk

Episode283- Unlocking Longevity: Insights from Athlete to Autophagy | Don Moxley

Summary

In this episode, weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell interviews Don Moxley, a director of applied science at Longevity Labs, about longevity and autophagy.

Don shares his journey from being an athlete to becoming a professor and sports scientist, and how his experiences have shaped his knowledge in the field.

He explains that autophagy is an internal cellular cleaning process that breaks down and removes dysfunctional proteins and organelles from cells.

Don also discusses the importance of spermidine, a molecule that triggers autophagy, and how it can be obtained from certain foods. He emphasizes the role of data-driven decisions in optimizing human performance and shares his work with Ohio State athletes.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Don Moxley and his expertise in longevity
08:35 Understanding Autophagy: The Cellular Cleaning Process
11:07 The Role of Spermidine in Triggering Autophagy
16:36 Data-Driven Decisions for Optimizing Human Performance
26:36 The Intersection of Science and Ancestral Practices
29:24 Conclusion and How to Learn More

You can learn more about Don and his work on his LinkedIn Page or purchase Spermidine @ https://spermidinelife.us

Episode281-Top 5 Habits Destroying Your Brain | Narado Zeco Powell

Summary

In this conversation, weight management expert Narado Zeco Powell discusses five habits that can negatively impact the brain. The conversation covers the importance of quality sleep, the impact of poor diet, the significance of a sedentary lifestyle, the effects of chronic stress, and the negative consequences of excessive screen time.

Takeaways

Quality sleep is crucial for brain health and overall well-being.

A poor diet, especially one high in processed sugars and foods, can lead to chronic inflammation and brain damage.

A sedentary lifestyle can negatively impact brain function, and regular movement is essential for optimal brain health.

Chronic stress, both external and internal, can lead to inflammation and other detrimental effects on the brain.

Excessive screen time can result in poor attention span, anxiety, depression, and unhealthy comparisons.

Chapters

00:00 Chapter 1: The Importance of Quality Sleep
01:00 Chapter 2: The Impact of Poor Diet on the Brain
05:20 Chapter 4: The Effects of Chronic Stress on the Brain
07:50 Chapter 5: The Negative Consequences of Excessive Screen Time

Upcoming- Episode280- Why Is Mental Health Getting Worse

Summary

In this conversation, transformation specialist Narado Zeco Powell discusses the reasons why mental health is deteriorating. He explores the impact of social media influence, increased stress, sedentary lifestyle, poor sleep habits, and stigma surrounding mental health.

Powell emphasizes the importance of identifying these areas and working on them to improve overall mental, physical, and emotional health.

Takeaways

Excessive use of social media can contribute to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, fear, and depression.

Modern lifestyles characterized by increased stress levels can lead to chronic stress and have negative effects on mental health.

A sedentary lifestyle and lack of physical activity can impact stress levels and overall health.

Quality sleep is crucial for mental health and overall well-being.

Stigma surrounding mental health can prevent individuals from seeking help, but it’s important to find supportive people and resources.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: Mental Health Deterioration
00:50 Chapter 2: Social Media Influence
07:22 Chapter 3: Sedentary Lifestyle and Lack of Physical Activity
08:46 Chapter 4: Poor Sleep Habits
11:33 Chapter 5: Stigma and Accessibility
14:22 Conclusion

Episode 282 Empowering Health: Understanding Cancer, Pilates, and Holistic Recovery

Summary

In this episode, weight management expert Zeco Powell interviews functional nutritionist and cancer survivor Katrina Foe.

They discuss the power of holistic health and Katrina’s journey through cancer. Katrina shares the natural remedies she used and the root causes of cancer that she discovered.

The conversation highlights the importance of addressing metabolic issues, hormones, the microbiome, angiogenesis, stress, toxins, heavy metals, mold, epigenetics, the immune system, inflammation, and mental-emotional factors in preventing and treating cancer.

Takeaways

Holistic health and natural remedies can play a significant role in preventing and treating cancer.

Addressing root causes such as metabolic issues, hormones, the microbiome, angiogenesis, stress, toxins, heavy metals, mold, epigenetics, the immune system, inflammation, and mental-emotional factors is crucial in cancer prevention and treatment.

Functional testing can reveal underlying issues and deficiencies that contribute to cancer development.

Epigenetics allows individuals to influence gene expression through lifestyle, diet, and supplement choices.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background


01:06 Katrina’s Journey and Story


10:31 Root Causes of Cancer