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    Explore " high risk" with insightful episodes like "Keto and Fabulous? | Jackie, Louise, and Graham | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 21", "John's ProLongevity Journey- 18 months on | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 20", "Are you food addicted? How to Tell! | Graham Phillips & Jen Unwin | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 19", "Living healthy for longer with Type1 Diabetes | Graham Phillips & Ian Lake | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 18" and "How to Eat Rich and Live Long | Graham Phillips & Ivor Cummins | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 17" from podcasts like ""ProLongevity", "ProLongevity", "ProLongevity", "ProLongevity" and "ProLongevity"" and more!

    Episodes (44)

    Keto and Fabulous? | Jackie, Louise, and Graham | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 21

    Keto and Fabulous? | Jackie, Louise, and Graham | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 21

    Chapters

    00:00 - Introduction

    02:39 - Louise’s journey 

    09:21 - Jackie’s journey

    18:00 - How Jackie and Louise became Fab Keto

    21:00 - The beginning of the Fab Keto podcast

    24:26 - Jackie’s day-to-day life

    26:26 - What is Keto?

    33:20 - A well-formulated keto diet

    42:37 - Alternate day fasting

    46:46 - What is next for Fabulously keto 

    58:00 - Final thoughts 

    John's ProLongevity Journey- 18 months on | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 20

    John's ProLongevity Journey- 18 months on | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 20

    Chapters:

    00:00 - 02:58  Intro. We know ProLongevity works but does it LAST?
    02:59 - 05:30  A Life Saved. A "Win" (for the John) A "Win" for the NHS and a "Win" for the Treasury  
    05:32 - 09:35 Healthspan: What Convinced John to join the ProLongevity programme!
    09:37 - 12:49 John's Family (Health) History
    12:52 - 18:05 John's current health status
    18:08 - 22:49 How has John's approach to "good health" changed?
    22:50 - 24:59 SEX!
    22:50 - 29:25 Old Habits?
    29:27 - 36:10 Longevity: The Science and Family support
    36:11 - 42:48 Big Food & Big Pharma: The propaganda war!
    42:49 - 44:38 Final Thoughts

    Are you food addicted? How to Tell! | Graham Phillips & Jen Unwin | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 19

    Are you food addicted? How to Tell! | Graham Phillips & Jen Unwin | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 19

    00:00 - 00:47  Introduction

    00:00 - 00:52  Jen's PhD background "The Power of the Psychology of Hope"

    10:24 - 14:43 Jen's own health journey as a self-confessed "Food Addict"

    14:45 - 16:52 Low Carb/Keto doesn't have all the answers

    16:52 - 22:28 How Jen helped start the PHC www.phcuk.org

    22:29- 22:34  Dr Iain Campbell Bipolarcast www.ketobipolar.com                       

    22:35- 22:40 Dr Iain Campbell Bipolarcast  

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDB-iMvEJ-HeHqpamIN5JWw/featured

    22:44 - 32:30  Why Jen wrote the Book (Fork In The Road) https://forkintheroad.co.uk/ NB: All Proceeds to the Public Health Collaboration

    32:32 - 39:26  What IS addiction?

    39:27 - 41:59 Why doesn't Food Addiction even exist? (officially!)

    41:60 - 41:65  Bitten Johnson the World Expert in Food Addiction https://www.bittensaddiction.com/en/

    42:10 - 43:17 Are you food addicted? How to Tell!

    43:18 - 44:48 I think I'm food-addicted: what shall I do?

    44:49 - 44:54 Jen's ClubHouse Food Addiction Chats https://forkintheroad.co.uk/clubhouse-episodes/

    46:55 - 48:25 Fork in the Road recipes 

    48:26 - 51:53 What does Jen eat and how has it changed?

    51:54 - 51:60 ProLongevity Podcast with Dr Ian Lake https://www.prolongevity.co.uk/dr-ian-lake

    54:19 - 55: 28 Good Physical Health / Good Mental Health - it's the SAME diet!

    55:28 - 56:58 How to Follow Jen and Get in Contact

    Living healthy for longer with Type1 Diabetes | Graham Phillips & Ian Lake | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 18

    Living healthy for longer with Type1 Diabetes | Graham Phillips & Ian Lake | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 18

    Chapters:

    0:00 - Introduction
    1:25- Ian's personal health journey (type1 diabetes)
    6:40 - Ian decides to go "Keto"
    9:48 - Keto can reverse symptoms and revolutionise health!
    11:09 - What is "diabetes"? What are the causes?
    20:18 - Do people with type1 diabetes get enough support? The right advice??
    29:30 - How little injected insulin does a type1 diabetic need on a Keto diet?
    35:12 - What are the broader lessons we can learn from type1 diabetes?
    40:06 - Zero (calories) Five (days)100 (miles) 
    55:26 -  Ian's website is a FANTASTIC resource including a Keto meal planner. 
    63:18 - Ian Catches Covid!
    65:56 - Conclusions.. Ian's future plans Professional Health Education 

    This podcast video is brought to you by ProLongevity, the multi-award-winning lifestyle change program that helps reverse and prevent and reverse avoidable killer diseases like Type 2 Diabetes, Strokes, and Hypertension.

    Founder of ProLongevity, Graham Phillips discusses the latest controversial yet scientifically proven breakthroughs in understanding how to live healthy for longer. View a range of topics that will offer a new understanding that will help improve your health. From the damage caused to public health, by Big Food and Big Pharma that costs the UK and US Billions, why you can’t just simply run off extra pounds by joining the gym, the connection between the brain and gut, why certain diets don’t always work and can even damage your health. 

    In each episode, you’ll meet world-renowned experts who fully support ProLongevity. After watching, feel free to reach out to Graham Phillips with any questions or for any advice by contacting him here.

    https://www.prolongevity.co.uk/contact-us#contactDetails

    How to Eat Rich and Live Long | Graham Phillips & Ivor Cummins | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 17

    How to Eat Rich and Live Long | Graham Phillips & Ivor Cummins | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 17

    0:00 Introduction
    0:38 Eat Rich-Live Long (Ivor's Book)
    2:50 Ivor's journey from sickness to health "Insulin Resistance"
    07:37 Having fixed his own health Ivor became an evangelist to help others
    10:42 What is Metabolic Syndrome? How common is it?
    13:30 Metabolic Syndrome kills many more people than Covid we should act!
    15:27 Root causes of Type2 Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome (diet)
    21:55 So what SHOULD we eat to be healthy?
    32:16 Graham's Twitter spat with Innocent Smoothies
    38:12 How does sugar damage our cardiovascular system? (The Glycocalyx)
    41:11 Ancel Keys: The Diet-Heart Hypothesis (Bad Food and Bad Pharma)
    56:50 Food as an investment in your health
    59:00 Solutions!
    1:03:32 Using Tech to measure your health

    Resources discussed in the podcast:


    In case you missed it, Graham and Ivor did a podcast last year which makes for some riveting content, please watch, enjoy, and leave a comment so you can help other people in similar circumstances feel confident about trying ProLongevity.

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx3UvZDL7H4

    Speaking out against BIG Food Companies | Graham Phillips & Gary Fettke | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 16

    Speaking out against BIG Food Companies | Graham Phillips & Gary Fettke | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 16

    00.00 Introduction

    02:30 Gary's experience as a surgeon: having to remove diseased limbs

    06:05 Gary takes on "hospital food: which is killing his patients"

    14:48 Satiety mechanisms and how processed food makes us hungry

    19:00 How does diabetes harm every cell in the body?

    25:40 Eat Real Food!

    27:10 What about the kids?

    29:20 Babies are Keto!

    35:20 Gestational Diabetes

    39: 30 Type1 Diabetes and Keto

    42:08 Health benefits of Ketosis and Fasting

    45:20 The Saving Australia Diet!

    47:50  Cane and Able and the Garden of Eden!

    50:00 Why an animal-based diet is optimal

    51:48 Dietary Guidelines - fundamentally flawed

    57:40 Big Pharma undermines holistic healthcare

    60:00 Ancel Keyes rears his head

    63:10 What does the future look like?

    Search for the Cancer-Diet Connection | Graham Phillips & Sam Apple | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 15

    Search for the Cancer-Diet Connection | Graham Phillips & Sam Apple | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 15

    0:00 Introduction
    13:05 Who is Sam Apple?
    15:00 Why did it take 5 years to write the book?
    16:15 Germany and Science: Warburg's childhood experience
    19:37 Did Einstein save Warburg's life?
    24:10 Nazi ideology: can Germany beat Cancer?
    28:50 Warburg's gay life in Nazi Germany
    33:36 The Warburg Effect (what causes cancer)
    38:00 Jews and German science
    40:04 The Nazi's, cancer and the "Jewish Problem"
    43:26 Did Hitler save Warburg from the gas chambers?
    48:38 The end of WW11. Warburg survives...
    53:33 Was Warburg right about cancer?
    53:42 The end of Warburg

    PHC? Is this the future of Public Health? | Graham Phillips, Aseem Malhotra & Sam Feltham | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 14

    PHC? Is this the future of Public Health? | Graham Phillips, Aseem Malhotra & Sam Feltham | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 14

    0:00 Introduction
    1:33 Aseem's Journey
    9.00 Sam's Journey 
    15:24 Sam proves "A Calorie is NOT a Calorie!"
    21:17 Why have health systems failed to change?
    22:26 Public Health Collaboration.. how it all began
    26:37 The Eat Well (aka Badly) plate!
    29:50 Where is the PHC today?
    39:27 Graham's involvement in creating Healthy Living Pharmacy
    43:55 Where next for the PHC?
    50:14 Join us at the PHC 2022 Conference at Bristol Uni 22nd May

    #210 Aileen Weintraub "Knocked Down: A High Risk Memoir"

    #210 Aileen Weintraub "Knocked Down: A High Risk Memoir"

    Inspired by an article written by today's guest, Aileen Weintraub, I begin the show reading "When Doctor's Downplay Women's Health Concerns" from the NY Times, and then on the live show we listen to Jennifer Brea's Ted Talk. You podcast folks can check out the <- link to her show or listen to the radio archive.

    Jennifer Brea was a PhD student at Harvard when, one night, she found she couldn't write her own name. Over the following months, while doctors insisted her condition was psychosomatic, Brea became bedridden. She started filming herself and the community that she discovered online, collecting the first footage of what would become a feature documentary about myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), often referred to as chronic fatigue syndrome. The film, Unrest, which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, tells Jen's story as well as the stories of four other patients living with ME. She is the founder of #MEAction, an online organizing platform for ME patients around the world, many of whom cannot leave their homes.

    Later, (13 minutes into the show) Aileen Weintraub joins me live, an award-winning author, journalist, and editor. She has written for the Washington Post, Glamour, NBC, and AARP, among others. She has also published several children’s books, including Never Too Young! 50 Unstoppable Kids Who Made a Difference and We Got Game! 35 Female Athletes Who Changed the World.  Her forthcoming essay in the New York Times, is about her interfaith marriage and being disowned by her Brooklyn Jewish community. You can find out more about her at www.aileenweintraub.com and on Twitter @aileenweintraub.

    Her soon to be released book, Knocked Down: A High-Risk Memoir (March 1, 2022; University of Nebraska Press) explores what it meant to check out of life for so long and how it affected both her mental and physical health, her marriage, and her relationship with her family. At four months pregnant she was walking around New York City with her new husband, when she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her lower belly. An emergency sonogram showed that she had unusually large fibroids growing in her uterus, right alongside the baby. One of them was pressing directly on her cervix, causing early effacement. The prognosis: Go to bed, and don’t get up until the baby starts to crown. She spent the next five months on strict bed rest in an old Hudson Valley farmhouse trying to save the life of her unborn child.

    Today on the show, we talk about the memoir, about bedrest, women's health, talking publicly about your family, losing friends, and writing about inspiring kids and women athletes. You can order the book NOW, even though it officially releases March 1st. She'll be doing a book signing at Rough Draft in Kingston on March 5th from 11-1pm. 

    Thanks to Ian Seda from Radio Kingston for engineering today’s show!

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    The Emotions of Being High Risk & Keeping It Real After Cancer

    The Emotions of Being High Risk & Keeping It Real After Cancer
    Courtney, at high risk for breast cancer and a NP professionally, will talk to us about her experience with her mother, being diagnosed multiple times, finding her first lump in her early 20’s and being classified as high risk. How she handled the emotions and choices she made along the way, then her own cancer journey. Courtney is also a Brand Ambassador for Care+Wear, a company bridging fashion and function to change how the world looks at and feels about healthcare, providing items for healthcare workers and patients going through treatment. Finally, Courtney tells it like it is on social media, striving daily to educate and spread awareness and remind those going through treatment that they are not alone. She is a true warrior and tells it like it is!

    Statins, Cholesterol and Living Healthier for Longer | Graham Phillips & Professor Aseem Malhotra | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 6

    Statins, Cholesterol and Living Healthier for Longer | Graham Phillips & Professor Aseem Malhotra | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 6

    We've experienced some technical issues with audio, apologises for any inconvenience. 

     

    Follow Aseem Malhotra on here: https://twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra

     

    Buy "A Statin-Free Life" by Professor Aseem Malhotra here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1529354102/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_J71ZW7M9PVFAAGB11HB3

     

    Join our Facebook Group for future events and webinars, plus free health risk assessments https://www.facebook.com/groups/278916313071738/

     

    Learn more about ProLongevity can help you lose weight and reverse major health risks on our website here: https://www.prolongevity.co.uk/

    Reversing the Diabetes Pandemic | Graham Phillips & Tim Noakes | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 5

    Reversing the Diabetes Pandemic | Graham Phillips & Tim Noakes | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 5

    The ProLongevity Podcast launches with the man many say spearheaded the revolution in scientific understanding of how diet and life-style can counter the global pandemic of Type-2 diabetes, Professor Tim Noakes. 

    Our session is jointly hosted with Graham Phillips, founder of ProLongevity and co-host Susan Flory - producer of The Big Middle. 

    Join our Facebook Group for future events and webinars, plus free health risk assessments https://www.facebook.com/groups/278916313071738/  Contact Graham Phillips at https://www.prolongevity.co.uk/

    UK Low Carb | Graham Phillips & Dan Greef (Deliciously Guilt Free) | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 3

    UK Low Carb | Graham Phillips & Dan Greef (Deliciously Guilt Free) | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 3

    Check out the UK Low Carb Podcast hosted by Dan Greef here: https://www.uklowcarb.com/podcast

    Take a look at Deliciously Guilt Free created by Dan and his wife Basma here: https://deliciouslyguiltfree.com/

    Join our Facebook Group for future events and webinars, plus free health risk assessments https://www.facebook.com/groups/278916313071738/ 

    Take a look at our website and contact Graham Phillips at https://www.prolongevity.co.uk/

    The Dangers of Alcohol Before Sleep? | With Graham Phillips | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 1

    The Dangers of Alcohol Before Sleep? | With Graham Phillips | The ProLongevity Podcast - Episode 1
    Find out about the damaging effects of using alcohol to get to sleep. Alcohol helps us to relax and nod off in no time, but even just a couple of drinks can radically affect the quality of our sleep. If you're regularly drinking more than Govt guidelines recommend, you may find you wake up the next day feeling like you haven't had much rest at all. Regularly drinking alcohol will disrupt sleep. For example, a heavy drinking session of more than six units in an evening can make us spend more time in deep sleep and less time than usual in the important Rapid Eye Movement (REM) stage of sleep, which is an important restorative stage of sleep our bodies need.

    Episode 16: COVID-19 Special Edition: TeleMental Health

    Episode 16: COVID-19 Special Edition: TeleMental Health
    Living with arthritis can take a heavy toll on your mental and emotional health. Add in the uncertainty of a pandemic, and that can cause even more stressors affecting your overall well-being. Listen to this episode of the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast as Jessica Auslander, who is a licensed clinical mental health counselor who also lives with arthritis, talks about the benefits of telemental health services and what accessing this type of therapy looks like. This is the second of 2 episodes in a COVID-19 Special Edition Series, sponsored by Novartis. Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast site to read the blog, get show notes and a full transcript: https://arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guest: Jessica Auslander, MA, LCMHC, LCAS, NCC, BC-TMH.

    S6.E7. Christoph Bartneck. The Impact On The World.

    S6.E7. Christoph Bartneck. The Impact On The World.

    Does scientific research equal innovation? Is there at least a common denominator? In an insightful conversation with Christoph Bartneck, a professor of human-robot interaction at Canterbury University in Christchurch, New Zealand, we discuss the actual need for constant progress and whether there is anything truly new “under the sun”. We talk about robots and their interactions with humans and also about innovation being about deliberate changes in our immediate surroundings to make our lives better. We, finally, look into the notion of whether “better” means the immediate impact in a form of instant gratification or an impact over time that truly changes the world for the better.

    LINKS

    Christoph’s Human-Robot Interaction Podcast

    Podcast episode with Anton Angelo

    Podcast episode with Joe Rogan and Elon Musk

    The Good Place” - the Netflix series

    Jibo robot

    Robert Pirsing, “Zen and the art of the  motorcycle maintenance

    Alan F. Chalmers, “What is this thing called science

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