In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John discuss to growing concerns of agrochemical use and its potential impact on human health. They focus on glyphosate and The Dirty Dozen. Enjoy!
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John discuss the relationship between diet, TMAO (trimethylamine-N-oxide), and cardiovascular risk association. With far more questions than answers, we see agin the central role that the microbiome plays in the connections between nutrition and health. TMAO is found in high concentrations in salt water fish. TMAO is also formed by conversion in the gut by bacterial transformation of foods high in choline and carnitine such as eggs and red meats. The liver produces more TMAO in states of inflammation and insulin resistance from these foods, contingent on the diversity of the biome.
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John review a recent study linking alcohol intake with health outcomes. This Lancet study sheds a different light than what current recommendations in the US suggest is a safe threshold.
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John discuss the critical importance of Vitamin K2, the forgotten vitamin. They review food sources, mechanisms of action and clinical research that supports the link between healthy vitamin K intake (100-200 mcg/day) and reductions in risk of osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
In this recording of The Health Edge John and Mark reflect on bile acid research. Their discussion explores the role of bile acids in human health and how diet, the gut microbiome, dysbiosis, gut permeability and bile acid signaling are connected in health and disease.
The brain is not the source of consciousness. Consciousness is the source of the brain.
In this episode of The Health Edge John and Mark share some thoughts of the emerging research in consciousness, unified field theory, reality and how it shapes our experiences of life. They share some reflections on consciousness and health based on the cutting-edge work of Amit Goswami PhD, Nassim Haramein PhD, and Rupert Sheldrake PhD.