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Some people need more sun than others. Hopefully thats not too controversial.

Being a social animal cuts both ways.

Everyone is seeming to come to the same understanding on some essential ways to optimize health and extend health span.

Chris is a Surgical Nurse who has discovered the role of free radicals in contributing to various illnesses. Now she has become an anti-oxidant evangelist spreading the word about protecting our bodies starting from the DNA level.

Chris is a Surgical Nurse who has discovered the role of free radicals in contributing to various illnesses. Now she has become an anti-oxidant evangelist spreading the word about protecting our bodies starting from the DNA level.

Rhonda Farrah has turned lead into gold. She takes the experiences she has had whether favorable or unfavorable and and extracts the good however small. She calls herself an alchemist. Now she is on a movement to help others achieve a similar metamorphosis. You can find out more about her on her website: Helpmerhondanow.com

Rhonda Farrah has turned lead into gold. She takes the experiences she has had whether favorable or unfavorable and and extracts the good however small. She calls herself an alchemist. Now she is on a movement to help others achieve a similar metamorphosis. You can find out more about her on her website: Helpmerhondanow.com

Cooking foods at high temperatures introduces toxins. The following are upper temperature limits for cooking different foods:Vegetables and Carbs -248FMeat - 300FSugar- 325FOils/Fats - 350FRespective toxins produced above those temperatures are:Vegetables and Carbs - AcrylamideMeat - PAHs and HCAsSugar - AGEsOils/Fats - Oxidizers(ROS)Worst cooking methods:BBQ-ingFryingFlame BroilingSmokingModerate cooking method:BakingBest cooking methods:BoilingSteamingSun dryingI think a great innovation is the crockpot which cooks between 160-190F. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sauce-ondul%C3%A9e/id1600494530?i=1000742987039

Head, shoulders, moose knuckles, knees and camel toes. The products we use on our bodies get absorbed through the skin so we have to be selective about ingredients. Inspiration came from content I viewed by:Dr. Naana BoakyeArielle LoupusDr. Sarah Daccarette

I think preservatives are bad. Preservative is a broad term but I’m talking especially about those used to preserve meats, fats and fatty acids. Preservatives such as:Sodium Nitrate Sodium BenzoateSodium Chloride (regular salt)BHTTBHQThose are the ones I can think of, top of mind. Blocking cell turnover and blocking absorption.