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A series of extraordinary events has threatened to bring down athletics champ Peter Bol. Can his reputation ever recover?

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#025 - HMO PPO EPO WTF IDK NVM takes a look at the health plan terms you see all of the time, but know nothing about.  Scott W. Dowling tells you what you need to know and what you don't.  This is the first of two shows discussing so-called networks and how they affect the price of your health insurance.

Health Maintenance Organizations are said to have started as prepaid medical care for loggers in the Pacific Northwest dating back to 1900, but the first prominent HMO was started by Henry J. Kaiser the East Bay Area city of Richmond, California during World War II.  Kaiser built and staffed a field hospital for his shipbuilding employees.  Kaiser was an industrialist and philanthropist with steel, aluminum and other businesses across the United States.  He cared for his employees and the communities where they operated by opening fully staffed hospitals that were the original HMOs.

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Preferred Provider Organizations started to pop up in the early 1980s as Health Maintenance Organizations fell out of favor.  The more flexible PPO offered similar savings to HMOs while allowing insured patients to see the doctors of their choice.  While the BUCA (BlueCrossBlueShield, United Healthcare, Cigna, Aetna) subsidiaries created so-called networks of providers, MultiPlan was and is the largest independent Managed Care Organization involved in the Preferred Provider Organization model's development.

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Long before the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was signed into law by Bill Clinton or the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act was signed into law by Barrack Obama, both Democrats by the way, Republican Richard Nixon made the first move into federally mandated employee benefits with The HMO Act of 1973.  This law provided financial assistance for the further development of HMOs across the United States and required employers to offer an HMO alternative to traditional insurance if an eligible HMO operated in their area.

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Is there a European way to understand and manage intellectual property (IP)?  Since the 18th century, Europe has always been at the forefront of innovation and competitiveness, as explained by Benoît Battistelli, who held various roles in French government departments and embassies before serving as  Director General of the French National Institute for Industrial Property. and then President  of the European Patent Office, one of the five largest IP offices in the world (7,000 staff), from 2010 to 2018. Currently, Mr. Battistelli is  President of theAdministrative Board of the Center for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI), Strasbourg, France. He shares his vision of the IP landscape and its challenges, particularly related to innovation and reforms to gain more efficiency.

Every two weeks, on Tuesday, Brand & New gives the floor to inspiring individuals, with a 360-degree vision, to help brand owners, intellectual property lawyers, and marketing and finance professionals (and beyond!) stay curious and agile in an ever-evolving business environment.

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- European Patent Office (link to https://www.epo.org/index.html and https://worldwide.espacenet.com)
- IP5 (link to https://www.fiveipoffices.org/)
-INTA Daily News: How IP Offices Use Artificial Intelligence (link to https://www.inta.org/PDF%20Library/2019Daily/2019DailyNews_Day5.pdf) 

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Jules Heuberger talks about his study on the effectiveness of EPO use by cyclists.

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You may remember Christopher Kelly from the podcast episode "The Little Known Test That Tells You Everything You Need To Know About Your Metabolism" and "7 Signs Your Cortisol & Adrenals Are Broken".

In today's episode, Chris is back, along with special guest Dr. Tommy Wood. The reason I've invited Chris back on the podcast is because he recently wrote me about new methods he's been using to identify how to increase EPO, increase oxygen consumption, beat anemia, boost red blood cells, and get double-digit percentage increases in power and endurance. I'm always looking for insider tips on how to maximize my own athletic performance, so figured it would be a good idea to have Chris on to talk about these new, little-known testing and treatment methods. Christopher Kelly is a computer scientist, pro mountain biker, certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner and graduate of the Kalish Institute. Chris is British but lives in California where he runs the functional medicine practice Nourish Balance Thrive. Chris has been on the podcast twice before, once to talk about salivary hormone testing for adrenal fatigue, and once to talk about organic acid testing. My other guest, Dr. Tommy Wood is a qualified medical doctor, graduating from Oxford University in 2011. He has a previous Bachelor's degree in Natural Sciences and Biochemistry from Cambridge University. After working as a junior doctor in the UK for two years, Dr Wood is now working towards a Ph.D. in neonatal brain metabolism at the University of Oslo, Norway. During our discussion, you'll discover:

-Why oxygen deliverability is so extremely crucial if you plan to compete at elevation or altitude, or you want to maximize your physical performance...

-The exact blood-building protocol Chris used to get a a 32-watt (9%) improvement in his cycling power at threshold...

-Specific conditions you probably get exposed to that directly shut down your ability to produce red blood cells and EPO and what you can do about it...

-How to know if you're deficient in any of the nutrients required to produce red blood cells...

-The common nutrient deficiencies (which Chris had) that severely hamper your oxygen delivery capabilities, and how to fix them...

-The best way to track and monitor whether excessive red blood cell destruction is occurring...

-Little known ways that you can actually lose red blood cells, and how to test to see if that is happening...

-And much more!

Resources from this episode:

-Dr. Michael Puchowicz website on doping and hematocrit

-The Oxygen Boosting Webinar downloadable .pdf

-NourishBalanceThrive.com (where you can use code BEN10 for a 10% discount on the testing and consulting services we discuss in this episode)

-the Paleo Autoimmune protocol that Chris followed

-Fecal occult blood test

Do you have question, comments or feedback about how to build EPO, how to test your blood and biomarkers for precursors to oxygen production or anything else Christopher Kelly, Dr. Tommy Wood or I discuss in this episode? Leave your thoughts at BenGreenfieldFitness.com and we'll reply!

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