Podcasts about flavinoids

Dr. Joe Pizzorno, a prominent naturopathic doctor and Board Chair at the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), joins James to discuss the unifying factors among the many channels of health medicine, which include acupuncture, naturopathic, functional, integrative, chiropractic, and Ayurvedic medicine. This conversation addresses foundational aspects of health, such as nutrition and lifestyle, that support optimal mitochondrial function for vitality. Dr. Pizzorno also shared the need for scientific research to support the effectiveness of health medicine practices and calls for increased funding in this area. For example, he hopes that we will have access to reliable clinical testing for mitochondrial energy and ATP production in the future. Listen to the episode to learn more about:   Preventing neurodegeneration by eating organically grown food   The importance of flavonoids    Vitalism (creating health) versus pathogenesis and salutogenesis     The need for a clear conceptual basis for integrative medicine   The great potential for Health Medicine Alliance to improve the public health baseline Related resources:  Health Medicine Alliance   Health Medicine by Dr. Joseph Pizzorno and published in Integrative Medicine

I give the forgotten flavonoids some attention, a law suit against some Canadian banks for their cannabis discrimination, a new study find cannabis smoke less harmful than tobacco smoke, more shrinkage in the Canopy of the Canadian cannabis world, Amsterdam is dousing the smoke in their famed red light district, a listener suggests "Cultivar Corner – the Home Edition", and for our stop on Cultivar Corner it is Sitka Legends Pineapple Kali Mist. Canadian Banks Discriminating against cannabisCanopy slashes workforce againWhat are flavinoids?Amsterdam snuffing the smokeCannabis smoke not as harmful as tobaccoRaw papers caught in a big lieALternatives to RawSitka Legends Pineapple Kali MIstSitka Legends

We desperately need a common vocabulary about cannabis — and one that's not based on myth and misinformation. Cannabis educator Curt Robbins is doing something about this, with a new project called Higher Learning LV, a much-needed online course for cannabis professionals, as well as consumers. In this episode of our ongoing series of 20-minute segments, we discuss:Data from Oasis Intelligence showing a need for cannabis educationThe general state of confusion and ignorance around cannabis scienceThe need for a common understanding among scientists, regulators and the publicThe fundamentals of cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoidsHow to learn more about the science of cannabisCurt's LinkedIn profile.  

Monologue Pharmacist Ben Fuchs fills in for Dr. Joel Wallach starting the show discussing viruses and infections. Stating that the immune system is important in defending the body from these attacks. Asserting that nutritional supplementation is a great idea to support and boost the immune system. Pearls of Wisdom Doug Winfrey and Ben Fuchs discussing a Danish study of flavinoids found in apples and green tea. The study of over 56,000 people found that those with the highest intake of these flavinoids had a reduced incidence of heart failure, ischemic heart disease, stroke and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Flavinoids are known to have anti-cancer, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Anthony has several health challenges including asthma, sciatica and high blood pressure. Karen has questions concerning doing a liver detox. Maggie's daughter is experiencing abnormally heavy menstral cycles. Call Dr. Wallach's live radio program weekdays from noon until 1pm pacific time at 831-685-1080 or toll free at 888-379-2552. Send an email to askdoc@deaddoctorsradio.com.

Nathan Rudnick has a background in genetic engineering, As he worked at Dupont for 9 years making GMO plants. Through his work he became interested in Flavinoids and aging, ancestral genetic platforms that cause aging. Now works at the Buck institute currently developing 3D muscles for drug discovery and Sarcopenia interventions.  

Brit talks to Ellen Brown of Sensimilla Seminars about the anatomy of a cannabis plant. Ellen breaks down the terminology of Hemp vs. Marijuana, THC vs. CBD, Indica vs. Sativa, Cannabinoids, Terpenes, Flavinoids, and the endocannabinoid system.

Hey Weight Loss Nation!   www.TheWeightLossNation.com I hope you are enjoying your summer! One of my favorite fruits that is peaking right now, are "raspberries." This high fiber, anti-oxidant rich fruit, kicks ass! Raspberries are in the Rosaceae family, which means they are related to roses. I had no idea the raspberry was related to roses!  The Raspberry's classified name is "Rubus idaeus"  In Greek mythology, Zeus enjoyed raspberries, which were "white" in color. Zeus's nursemaid was named "Ida."   According to legend, "Ida" was picking some raspberries for Zeus and she pricked her finger on a thorn. Her blood stained the white raspberries, turning them red. In honor of "Ida's" passion for the raspberries, Zeus kept the raspberries red and they have remained that way ever since. Americans most commonly recognize Raspberries in two different colors - Red and Black. Raspberries do come in other colors, such as purple and yellow, and come in almost 200 variations. The State of Washington leads the U.S. in Raspberry production, producing over 70 million tons annually. Humans have been using Raspberries for medicinal purposes over thousands of years. The leaves of the raspberry bush contain a property called "fragirine," which tone the female reproductive system. Drinking one to two cups a day of "raspberry tea," will help Menstrual flow and cramps by regulating the uterine muscles.  "Raspberry tea" also helps with bladder control in adults and children.  A cup of raspberry tea before or with dinner is a perfect time to help with bladder control. Having any liquids later in the evening will only trigger you bladder to empty. If you want to help a younger child control their bladder overnight, try to eliminate any fluids after 6:00pm. "Fragirine" also helps regulate the walls of the intestine. By regulating the intestinal wall, people with digestive issues will benefit from drinking "raspberry tea." Raspberries contain "anthocyanins," which is the pigment that gives plants their purple, blue and red color. Anthocyanins are part of my "Pac Man" family, which means it is search, fight and destroy anti-oxidant. Killing free radical cells and offering anti-inflammatory agents, Anthocyanins are a must in helping your immune system and YOU healthy! Raspberry's also contain "Polyphenols" which are "Flavinoids,"  even more anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatory agents for YOUR body! The potent Polyphenols will help your white blood cells "eat up" many types of cancer cells, which can slow down or even eliminate some tumors. Polyphenols have shown to have an effect on endometrial cancer cells as well as lung, esophageal, prostrate and colon cancer cells too! Raspberries are also high in FIBER! Fiber helps keep blood sugar stable. If you are a type 2 diabetic, you can reduce blood glucose levels, by eating a cup of raspberries 2-3 times a week. Raspberries also improve insulin levels in your blood. One of the best reasons of eating fiber, is that fiber keeps you "regular." Fiber helps relieve constipation.  "Fiber" has also been associated with lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels.  So.....increase your fiber intake and reap the benefits of raspberries! Let's look at the Nutritional Value of Raspberries: Serving Size - 1 Cup of Raspberries 64c 1.5gms Protein 0.8gms Fat 15gms Carbs 8gms Fiber - That's the right figure! 5gms Sugar 1 Cup of Raspberries will yield 55% of your daily intake of  Vit C, 41% your daily intake of Maganese and 12% of your daily intake of Vit K. Eating 3 Cups a week of fresh Raspberries will help you attain the most benefits. The best way to eat raspberries? Wash them and eat them right out of your hand! If you aren't fond of that way, you can sweeten up Greek Yogurt. 1 Cup of Plain Greek Yogurt 1 Cup of fresh raspberries 1/4 cup of sliced almonds 1 tsp of raw, unfiltered local honey 1 tsp of real vanilla extract Mix all together and enjoy! You can also add raspberries to your salad or... even put them in your blender with 1/4 cup of olive oil and 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar for an awesome salad dressing! Raspberries are known as "nature's candy," so go grab some and eat to your health!   Are you a member of Weight Loss Nation? Join me on my journey to a long-term healthy lifestyle! Our private FB is fun and motivating! Visit the website and join in the fun while losing weight with "real food," and moving your body doing things you love to do! www.TheWeightLossNation.com      

How fungi use nutrients in the forest, and how these are transported through the fungus.

Transcript -- How fungi use nutrients in the forest, and how these are transported through the fungus.

How fungi use nutrients in the forest, and how these are transported through the fungus.

Transcript -- How fungi use nutrients in the forest, and how these are transported through the fungus.