The “Everything you need to know about raising testosterone” episode with West Norwood, MPA-C. Includes a punch list of 5 natural testosterone boosters, along with an outstanding overview of testosterone, how it works, and how you can raise your levels naturally or with professional help.
Lauren Stewart is a freelance health writer and blogger, She has a degree in English with a minor in nutritional science, and is a certified holistic health coach by The Institute for integrative nutrition, and an intuitive eating coach, certified by and the Intuitive Eating program she helps people with disordered eating.
Enjoy the top 10 tips from episodes 1-25 of the Dirobi Health Show! So many powerful health nuggets here! Thanks to our amazing guests for their contributions to the show.
Clarissa has an amazing personal story of transformation, and successfully lost 100 pounds that she has kept off, no easy feat.
Now she is a Certified Health Education Specialist with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Promotion which she describes as a “beautiful blend of public health and the psychology of change.”
Another fact filled, educational, myth busting episode! Dr. Brian Parks not only has a PhD in Genetic Bioscience, his dissertation was based on protein research. So there just aren’t many more qualified experts on this pretty blue orb who know more about the subject than him.
Before entering the health industry though, Dr. Brian worked as a counter terrorism for various government agencies for 17 years.
And yes, he’s been both shot AND stabbed along the way while apprehending bad buys.
He then Played minor league professional football for 7 years and is now focused on his four companies while raising his 4 children. 16 year old daughter, 10 year old son and boy/girl twins that are 2 1/2 years old.
He started musclegen in 2014.
Losing weight is exciting. If you’re doing it healthily, it means you’re making better choices for your long-term health, reducing your chances of illness down the road, and probably feeling loads better. Fantastic!
But what if that weight loss… just stops happening? Maybe you’ve been steadily losing weight and seeing good results from all that clean eating and exercise…
Then suddenly, the scale stops moving and the weight isn’t coming off anymore — even if you haven’t changed a thing. This is know as a weight loss plateau.
Wow! This has got to be one of the most interesting, informative, and fact filled episodes on nutrition available online. Michelle is an absolute pro, and with her 30 years in nursing, combined with 4 powerful wellness certifications, she really brings it in this life-changing powerhouse of a podcast.
Creatine is one of the most respected fitness supplements available. Clinical studies have been done on it in hospitals, on athletes, on male and female, and various age groups.
Today our guest Jose Reyes is going to explain to us just how it works and how it might benefit you in your fitness journey.
In this episode we explore everything from walking the Spartan trail (35 miles a day for 8 days) to swimming the English channel at Normandy, to all things health and fitness related.
Dallin Rogers is the founder of Fitcon, one of the premier fitness events in the United States. He has a degree in Exercise Sports Science and an MBA.
He has helped many athletes, including NFL players preparing for the combine, and provides a lot of cool stories and tips in this episode.
Intro, on Fitcon.
6:00 The “GOAT” of nutrition. Dave learns that goat means “greatest of all time.”
8:50 Don’t be intimidated to attend FITCON! Some people came 100 pounds overweight and left with the knowledge and motivation to lose it all!
10:00 Find Your Fit – “The definition of ‘fit’ is complex and subjective. We want to break all barriers of the ‘right fit,’ and celebrate the ability for everyone to be active.”
“Fit” is a very subjective term. Every person has a level and type of “fit” they want.
10:00 “We just want people to become the best version of themselves.”
12:00 The problem with mocking other peoples fitness methods. Just don’t.
18:00 Minimal effective dose. What’s the easiest path for a new person who just wants to lose some weight and find something they want to do in the morning.
19:00 Fitness has to be a lifestyle, otherwise it’s tough to maintain results.
19:40 Do it because you love it, not because you’re getting results.
20:00 Very cool story about the Spartan march last year. 300 miles in 8 days along the original march route the Spartans took.
21:19 Don’t be afraid to get outside your comfort zone. As you stretch yourself your threshold increases.
21:40 Commit and sign yourself up for a race. If you pay and are enrolled in something it almost forces you to get active and start training.
22:40 It’s been said that good health is 80% nutrition, 20% exercise. Your thoughts?
-Reference to the 1% fitness study. It’s debatable whether eating or exercise is “the” thing that helps somebody reach their goals.
26:15 Unadvertised questions:
1. What’s your favorite healthy breakfast? Protein shake with peanut butter, banana, oats and almond milk
2. Favorite healthy lunch? Good piece of protein and carb, a grilled chicken sandwich with sweet potatoes.
3. Favorite healthy dinner? His wife’s home made grilled chicken with sweet potatoes and sauce.
4. Favorite healthy snack? Greek yogurt. High protein, low sugar. Or a quest bar, other protein bar, or almonds.
5. What does your fitness regimen look like? Has to be in the morning. Preparing for a D-day 6 mile swim, followed by a 20 mile run in France! Lots of swimming right now.
32:00 Many people who live to be over 100 years old are active, walk a lot, don’t eat too much food, and don’t participate in high intensity sports or workouts. Thoughts on fitness as it applies to longevity? Answer: Stay fit now! And HIIT training (high intensity interval training) hasn’t been around long enough to determine that it would affect longevity.
37:26 What are some of the most meaningful health tips you’ve picked up?
The James Lawrence story. He first did 50 marathons in 50 days. Then he did 50 Ironman races in 50 days.
Leading up to this event I would constantly find ways to get outside my comfort zone and push myself to the limits. -James Lawrence.
“Look for ways to always push yourself out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself mentally.”
40:00 On Fitcon.com and fitconsummit.com
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Hey everybody I LOVED this interview with Sinead Urwin! She really knows her stuff, and there’s several actionable, meaningful health tips in this episode.
Here’s her bio: Sinead developed a passion for holistic nutritious living, and left her successful career in the world of corporate investment banking to create her company My Body One Life.
She has an M.A. in Holistic Wellness, and studied with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition to become a Registered Holistic Health & Nutrition Consultant.
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