Podcasts about hacking health

Israel Moyeda, ingeniero industrial y de sistemas por el ITESM, cuenta con una especialidad en Marketing Management por la Universidad de Phoenix. Cuenta con diplomados como “Diplomado en Finanzas” por la Facultad de Economía (UANL), “Diplomado en Planeación Estratégica” (ITAM) y Diplomado en “Gestión de empresas familiares(UDEM)”. Tiene más de 23 años de experiencia en Estados Unidos y Latino América como consultor, colaborando en firmas como Quality Consulting, Mindcore y London Consulting Group. Fue catedrático de FACPYA (UANL). Desde 2012 es director y fundador de Medical Business Solutions (MEDINESS) brindando capacitación y consultoría a profesionales de la salud. Mentor del programa de innovación en salud Hacking Health y ha sido invitado como conferencista a diferentes congresos nacionales e internacionales. En 2017 recibió el galardón “Asesor en innovación y gestión hospitalaria centrada en el paciente” por parte de la cumbre de la salud.

The transformative power of biohacking extends beyond the physical realm... In my 20+ years as a human performance enthusiast, I've found that biohacking is more than just a tool for optimizing health; it's been instrumental in unlocking my life's mission, discovering profound purpose, and living with genuine meaning. This is why I share my bold experiments and transformative hacks — to guide you toward optimal health and a life rich in purpose and connection. During my recent trip to India, I got the chance to sit down and reflect on my journey as a biohacker and explore the depths of increasing human performance, vitality, longevity, and life fulfillment with one of India's top businessmen, Mukesh Bansal. As a leading authority in the sphere of health and wellness in India, Mukesh is the author of two influential books, No Limits and Hacking Health. No Limits distills his findings on talent, deliberate practice, mindset, habit, willpower, and learning to optimize performance. Hacking Health takes on the mammoth task of demystifying the science, simplifying the research, and tracing the story of your relationship with your body. Mukesh Bansal also hosts the podcast SparX, a gateway to the latest research, tested strategies, and actionable insights for maximizing your human potential. If you're seeking practical insights into creating daily routines for optimal health and vitality, you won't want to miss out on this episode that supports your biohacking journey and helps you pursue a more meaningful life. For the full show notes, visit: https://bengreenfieldlife.com/mukesh Episode Sponsors: CAROL Bike: Visit carolbike.com/ben and use code BEN for $250 off. BIOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough: Go to bioptimizers.com/ben now and use code BEN10 to get 10% off any order. Beekeeper's Naturals: Go to beekeepersnaturals.com/BEN or enter code BEN to get 20% off your order.  Maximus Oral Testosterone+: Go to maximustribe.com/ben to learn more. Organifi: Go to Organifi.com/Ben for 20% off your order.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TUNE IN TO LEARN:  All people aspire to get healthier, fitter, more successful in the upcoming year.  Very few commit to a course of action that's effective and sustainable for them.  This podcast episode will help you do exactly that.  Learn what makes the biggest difference in your health, nutrition, fitness and how to make it happen without overwhelming exercise and diet programs, having to re-invent your whole lifestyle.  

If you are anxious, depressed, stressed out, can't lose weight, or have low energy, this podcast episode will help you understand what is happening in your body and provides you with a clear path to get healthy and happy again. For more help with your health, go to robynandvictor.com.

Exponential Impact is the one thing that moves the world forward; but an impact journey is not a particularly easy one. Mukesh Bansal (Founder Myntra and Cult.Fit) shares his insights on how all of us can create impact with scientific tools and insights. Episode 2 of SparX by Mukesh Bansal seeks to equip you with essential information on the reality of making meaningful change. From staying in the game, conscious habit formation and learning from failures - this episode will help decode the formula for impact and holistic growth. We believe everyone has a spark for igniting change in the world. At SparX we help guide you through your impact journey. Tune into this episode to get a glimpse into the world of exponential impact with Mukesh.Chapters: Opening Theme: 0:00 - 0:11Introduction to SparX and Its Mission: 0:11 - 1:32What is Impact?: 1:32 - 2:39Root of it all: ‘Exponential Impact': 2:39 - 3:11Myntra & Cult.Fit's Growth: 3:11 - 3:53Mapping your Impact Journey with SparX: 3:53 - 5:28 Creating Impact in the Indian Backdrop: 5:28 - 6:37  Origins of the Podcast: Mukesh's Journey: 6:37 - 8:20  Recommended Books on Entrepreneurship: 8:20 - 9:46Working at Start-ups in Silicon Valley: 9:46 - 12:13  Being a Part of India's Start-Up Scene: 12:13 - 15:05“Sustainable Investment in Your Health” is Key: 15:05 - 21:10Productivity as Science: 21:10 - 23:08‘No Limits': Mukesh's Experiments with Productivity: 23:08 - 27:24‘Hacking Health': Living a Healthy Life: 27:24 - 28:03Fundamentals of Building a Strong Foundation: 28:03 - 31:21  Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone: 31:21 - 32:57 The Power of ‘Compounding': 32:57 - 35:12Mastering Your Domain & Perfecting Your Craft: 35:12 - 36:49What to Expect From SparX: 36:49 - 38:40 We Look Forward to Your Feedback!: 38:40 - 39:15 Outro Theme: 39:15 - 39:29About SparX by Mukesh BansalSparX is a podcast where we delve into cutting-edge scientific research, stories from impact-makers and tools for unlocking the secrets to human potential and growth. We believe that entrepreneurship, fitness and the science of productivity is at the forefront of the India Story; the country is at the cusp of greatness and at SparX, we wish to make these tools accessible for every generation of Indians to be able to make the most of the opportunities around us. In a new episode every Sunday, our host Mukesh Bansal (Founder Myntra and Cult.fit) will talk to guests from all walks of life and also break down everything he's learnt about the science of impact over the course of his 20-year long career. This is the India Century, and we're enthusiastic to start this journey with you.Follow us on Instagram: @sparxbymukeshbansal  You can also listen to SparX anywhere else you get your podcasts!

We are at it again! Employee dentist or contractor? In this episode, my buddy Ameena Basile and I are joined by Sarah Bartholomeusz, Principal at You Legal. Sarah provides an update on the ongoing issue of correct arrangement when taking on a dentist to work with your practice. The issue is not solved yet, but, Sarah has some great advice. If you would like to contact Sarah directly, go to her website: https://youlegal.com.au/Also, look out for Sarah's new podcast, Hacking Health - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094348917261Sarah encourages you to connect with her on LinkedIn and keep abreast of topics that are relevant to dental practices. Go here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahbartholomeusz/If you have any feedback or requests for specific content, contact me at julie@julieparkerpractcesuccess.com.auHead over to our website at Julie Parker Practice Success and find loads of information that can help you and your practice be more successful.There are:Online Mini-CoursesFree DownloadsThe Club membership information and registrationProducts and aids for purchaseInterested in taking your personal, team, and dental practice to the next level? Contact Julie today to explore the possibilities for growth and success! Visit our website, Dental Business Mastery, at https://dentalbusinessmastery.com.au/, and book a complimentary, obligation-free Discovery Call to discuss your specific needs and goals. Schedule your call here: https://tidycal.com/3l298p1/30-minute-meeting Our website is also packed with valuable information, free tools, and resources to support you on your journey. Be sure to check it out! If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to contact us via email at info@dentalbusinessmastery.com.au.

En este episodio nos acompaña Israel Moyeda, el es Ingeniero Industrial y de Sistemas por el Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey y cuenta con una especialidad de Marketing Management por la Universidad de Phoenix. Cuenta además con diferentes Diplomados entre los que destacan el “Diplomado en Finanzas por la Facultad de Economía de la UANL (2011)” y el “Diplomado en Gestión de Empresas Familiares por la UDEM (2018)”. Es director de Medical Business Solutions desde el 2012, y desde ese año ha brindado cursos a médicos de la UANL y del TEC Salud para ayudarles a administrar su clínica y consultorio médico. Es mentor del programa de innovación en salud Hacking Health, y ha sido invitado como conferencista a diferentes congresos nacionales e internacionales relacionados con la práctica médica. En julio 2017, Israel recibió el galardón “Asesor en Innovación y gestión hospitalaria centrada en el paciente” por parte de la Cumbre de la Salud.

In this podcast we cover - 1. Mukesh's early career and adventures as an entrepreneur 2. The journey of tracing the story of our relationship with our body 3. Actionable advice on building a meaningful career keeping health and curiosity at the core Mukesh Bansal is a computer science engineer from IIT Kanpur and a technology entrepreneur. He founded India's largest fashion retailer Myntra and headed the ecommerce division for Flipkart after a highly successful acquisition. He is the co-founder of Cure Fit Healthcare Pvt Ltd. where he is involved in building a next-generation health platform that makes holistic health easy and accessible for everyone. He has over twenty years of experience in multiple early-stage start-ups in Silicon Valley (NexTag, eWanted, Centrata, newScale) where he held various senior management positions in Product Management and Marketing. Hacking Health: The Only Book You'll Ever Need to Live Your Healthiest Life is his second book.

En este episodio nos acompaña Adriana Vallejo ella es una apasionada por la innovación y el emprendimiento en el sector salud, la investigación clínica, y la tecnología de la salud. Es Médico Cirujano y Partero por la Universidad de Monterrey con Maestría en Innovación y Emprendimiento por la OBS Business School / Universitat de Barcelona. Es líder de Hacking Health Monterrey, Co líder de Health IDS, Co directora del Health Data Science Program. Así mismo, es mentora de múltiples startups de salud en México, y aliada de contenido de salud para diversos eventos de innovación y emprendimiento en el sector salud. 02:20 Hacking Health // 12:20 Healt IDS // 18:45 ciberseguridad // 31:00 Health Data Science Program

Bioactive peptides are engaged with metabolic guidelines, tweak the body's wellbeing, and are subsequently proposed as viable nutraceuticals and useful food elements for health advancement. It helps to decrease the risk of incurable diseases. Educated in food and nutrient technology Phil Micans had an incredible one-to-one informative session on my show regarding bio-regulating peptides. Starting conversation from peptides, he explained, short chains of amino acids conjoined to make peptides that structure protein' structure blocks. Peptides carry out numerous fundamental roles in the human body. They communicate with various segments of DNA, moving data encoded in amino corrosive successions to control explicit qualities in a specific tissue. Bio-regulating peptides speak with their particular segment of the DNA, actuating genes for cell recovery. They can work as cell middle people to control quality articulation and protein combination. He shared the theory of Melatonin, which is a chemical made in the body. It directs night and day cycles or sleep cycles. More melatonin is made when darkness triggers and that is why night sleep is really important for the healthy function of the body. Light declines melatonin creation and signs the body to be alert. Certain individuals who experience difficulty resting have low degrees of melatonin. Talking about anti-aging, Micans shared three fundamentals that we all want, when we will be aging.  Mind stability Physical fitness To be independent Check out the full episode and know about the specification, benefits and the synopsis of bio-regulating peptides that are taking people back to their young age.  ----- Follow me on Instagram and feel free to DM about 1-1 online training @krisgethin Do you need elite sports supplements you can trust to help you achieve your goals in the gym and in life?  Click here https://bit.ly/kgkaged Use the code Healthkik for 15% off all supplements For my preferred Biohacking and anti-aging supplements, go to https://bit.ly/kgbiostacklabs ------- The outcome from using, what is now known as the Visual Chemistry Athletic Skincare range is very clear - your skin will look cleaner, brighter, smoother, younger and will age far better.  Visual Chemistry Gstack Get 20% off and get your G-stack by using code Gethin20 ------- For a range of organic CBD tinctures, bath bombs and muscle recovery creams that I use for sleep, anxiety, joint/muscle pain and relaxation, go to https://bit.ly/kgeliteprocbd

Entrepreneur, Speaker and Artist, Chris is the founder of Piccles - a collaborative drawing experience to amplify creative expression. Winner of the MIT Creative Arts and the Hacking Health competitions, he can be found running workshops, running companies, or running through the woods in his free time. Website: www.piccles.com Linkedin: chrisbent

Our guest today is Colin Hung Chief Marketing Officer & Editor @HealthcareScene. Colin  also serves as co-moderator of the popular tweetchat Healthcare Leaders aka #hcldr Colin Hung has enjoyed a 20 year career in software and information technology, the last 10 years in the healthcare IT industry. He has helped to design and launch over a dozen health and healthcare related products including solutions for: infection control, risk management, claims processing, electronic health records, performance improvement, patient feedback and patient engagement. Colin lives and works in his hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada and is actively involved in the healthcare community. He not only hosts #hcldr, but is also a regular participant in #hcsmca and #HITsm tweetchats. As well, Colin is a member of Hacking Health, an organization dedicated to improving healthcare through collaborative innovation. He is a registered Professional Engineer in the province of Ontario and is passionate about improving healthcare.  

In this Episode, Amanda and Cassie talk about designing your career and reputation through all the twists and turns that life, tech, and design bring you. We talk about the privileges allotted to working in tech and the responsibilities that brings. And how to make an impact by using your design skills for good. Cassie is a design leader at Webflow, working to build an ambitious, creatively-empowering web authoring tool. In the past she has served as Design Directors at Glitch and the Mozilla Foundation and has worked in healthcare, run her own design studio, and given talks in many corners of the tech industry. She founded Women && Tech, brought Creative Mornings and Hacking Health to Toronto, founded an event and workshop series called Paris Lectures, and now admins the Orlando Designers Slack. Though she lived in Canada for ten years she was raised in Central Florida and is happy to be back home where she lives with her husband, two daughters, and cheeky cat, Earley. Enjoy the show! Links: Go follow Cassie McDaniel on Twitter: @cassiemc Snag a Webflow account & show our latest UX Hustle Summit sponsor some love: https://webflow.com Enneagram Personality Test (discussed in the episode): https://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test Come to the UX Hustle Summit - September 24 & 25 - Early Bird on Sale now until August 13th: https://uxhustle.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uxhustle/support

The Health Ministry is confident the new online covid vaccination booking system can't be infiltrated by hackers. The Book My Vaccine system will open for those 60 years and older from the end of July. Hamish Cardwell reports.

Dans cet épisode d'Entreprendre dans la santé, j'échange avec Clément Goehrs, médecin de santé publique, cofondateur et CEO de la start-up Synapse Medicine. C'est à la suite d'une édition du hackathon Hacking Health et après de nombreux échanges avec des médecins que Clément et ses cofondateurs ont eu l'envie de développer une solution dédiée au bon usage des médicaments. Après beaucoup d'itérations, c'est en 2017 que la première version de la plateforme Synapse Medicine est née, dans l'objectif de permettre à tous l'accès à une information fiable et utile sur les médicaments. En alliant Tech et santé, grâce à des collaborations avec de grands CHU français, l'équipe basée à Bordeaux est parvenue à développer une plateforme de Medication Intelligence aidant les médecins à prescrire les médicaments, les pharmaciens à les délivrer et les patients à les prendre. Dans cet épisode, Clément nous explique : Pourquoi et comment se concentrer sur le développement d'un produit plutôt que d'un service en santé ? Comment trouver plusieurs business models au sein de son écosystème ? Comment se préparer à scaler à l'international ? Suivre Clément Goehrs

Heute zu Gast: Joscha Hofferbert (auf LinkedIn), Gründer und Co-Founder des Vision Health Pioneers Inkubators in Berlin. Ihr Programm schafft es regelmäßig, Startups mit Finanzierung und ersten Kunden in den Markt zu launchen. Bewerbungen sind möglich auf f6s: https://www.f6s.com/visionhealthpioneersincubator Wir sprechen über den Health(-Tech) Markt, Finanzierung, Psychologie und Team-Dynamik. Erwähnt in dieser Episode: Vision Health Pioneers: https://visionhealthpioneers.de/ Hacking Health: https://hacking-health.org/     Ressourcen vom Gastgeber Florian Kandler für dich: Kostenloses Online-Pitch-Training Das Buch für Gründer*innen: Business Angels Devils KPMG Smart Start unterstützt den Gründer & Zünder Podcast. Wertvolle Ressourcen findest du auf: www.kmpg.at/smartstart  

Breaking down health literacy to better understand what it is and how it can impact communication between you and your clients or customers.  We share lots of examples and give plenty of strategies for overcoming this obstacle.

Esta es una grabación de nuestra participación durante el evento Talent Land 2020, particularmente en la semana de "Health Land", que por esta ocasión se organizó a distancia por temas de la pandemia COVID-19, donde charlamos con un panel de expertos sobre "Ciencia de Datos en el sector Salud".En el Panel:* Ricardo Alanis – Moderador, Head of Data Science en Newports y líder en varias comunidades de datos*Juana Martínez - CEO en Innova Analytics*Eduardo Ramirez -PhD Lead Data Scientist en Ensitech y líder de la comunidad "Data Science Monterrey"*Adriana Vallejo - Medical Innovator, Líder en Hacking Health capítulo Monterrey*Pedro Vallejo - Fundador de la empresa de analítica Datlas, del blog datlas y del podcast "Café de Datos"La conversación tuvo la siguiente guía:1. ¿Que es lo que hacemos cada quien en el ámbito de la ciencia de datos?2. ¿Cuales son los retos de la aplicación de la ciencia de datos en México, como los hemos superado?3. ¿Que recomendaciones tendríamos para el sector salud, dentro de la contingencia y la infraestructura de salud en general?4. ¿Como podemos augmentar el rol del medico con la ciencia de datos, y con que roles podríamos augmentar las capacidades de datos de los sistemas de salud?5. Para roles tecnológicos y no tecnológicos, ¿Cuales serian las habilidades que deberíamos estar aprendiendo para lo que viene?Este capítulo le podrá interesar a quienes estén buscando generar proyectos de analítica con datos de salud. Recuerda que si quieres continuar aprendiendo de contenido como este te invitamos a SUSCRIBIRTE EN ESTE PODCAST y conocer nuestro blog: https://blogdatlas.wordpress.com/Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/cafededatos)

Running is an excellent healthy habit to build and sustain. As a workout regime, running (especially long distance) can be both a massive mental and physical endeavour. In this episode our special guest is Markus Gnirck who is an investor, sustainable future builder, entrepreneur and a competitive runner. Markus' approach to life, health and career through his passion of running is simply exemplary. Markus optimises his life and healthy habits around improving his running performance and gives us some truly awesome advice and tips in terms of hacking health & wellness through massive self-awareness. Being able to self-monitor your body and mind is challenging but at the end really pays dividends when you are able to do it. Topics discussed include:- Running- Vegetarian/vegan nutrition in optimising running performance- Self-awareness and self-monitoring in optimising recovery- Meditation- Role of wearable technology- Breathwork- How to design your own running programMake sure to follow Markus:IG: https://www.instagram.com/mgnirck/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mgnirck/https://www.facebook.com/lecka.fit/shop

You’ve got only a few more days to enroll for open enrollment for health insurance in 2020. However, no matter when you’re listening to this episode, you’re going to love this guide to hacking health insurance with Cosmopolitan Deputy Lifestyle Director Ashely Oerman. Ashley is breaking down what you need to know and how to save some bucks in the process, like her great tip on whether to choose an HMO or PPO (hint, there’s more gems like this one in the episode).What You'll LearnHow to figure out whether you should have a PPO or an HMO (and Ashley's $84K trick)What a health savings plan is and why you might want oneThe biggest lessons Ashley learned putting together her guide to hacking health insuranceTricks to help you save money on your monthly premiumWays to save money on prescription drugs Career and money advice from AshleyLinksCosmo's Smart Girl's Guide to Hacking Health Insurance Open enrollment guidelinesAshley on InstagramAshley's websiteSUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!Go behind the scenes of the podcast and sign up for our free monthly emails.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Mon Carnet, le podcast de Bruno Guglielminetti Vendredi 1er novembre 2019 Au sommaire : Actualités : Facebook Santé - IKEA - Instagram - Sony PlayStation Vue - Spotify - Chine 5G - Google BERT - Mario Kart Tour Entrevues : Cyberdépendance & eSport selon Magali Dufour de l'UQAM (12:49) Jean-François Poulin en direct du KIKK de Namur en Belgique (24:16) Luc Sirois et le 150e Hacking Health (38:11) Billets : Patrick White : Facebook & Twitter, nos ennemis ? (48:05) Stéphane Ricoul : Si Pierre Lapointe le dit ! (52:54) Merci au CEFRIO de soutenir la production de Mon Carnet Collaboration : Luc Sirois, Jean-François Poulin, Patrick White, Stéphane Ricoul Musique : Bensound.com www.moncarnet.com Une production de Guglielminetti.com Novembre 2019

In this episode I talk to Joseph Reagle. Joseph is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Northeastern University and a former fellow (in 1998 and 2010) and faculty associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard. He is the author of several books and papers about digital media and the social implications of digital technology. Our conversation focuses on his most recent book: Hacking Life: Systematized Living and its Discontents (MIT Press 2019).You can download the episode here or listen below. You can also subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and a variety of other podcasting services (the RSS feed is here).Show Notes0:00 - Introduction1:52 - What is life-hacking? The four features of life-hacking4:20 - Life Hacking as Self Help for the 21st Century7:00 - How does technology facilitate life hacking?12:12 - How can we hack time?20:00 - How can we hack motivation?27:00 - How can we hack our relationships?31:00 - The Problem with Pick-Up Artists34:10 - Hacking Health and Meaning39:12 - The epistemic problems of self-experimentation49:05 - The dangers of metric fixation54:20 - The social impact of life-hacking57:35 - Is life hacking too individualistic? Should we focus more on systemic problems?1:03:15 - Does life hacking encourage a less intuitive and less authentic mode of living?1:08:40 - Conclusion (with some further thoughts on inequality)  Relevant LinksJoseph's HomepageJoseph's BlogHacking Life: Systematized Living and Its Discontents (including open access HTML version)The Lifehacker WebsiteThe Quantified Self WebsiteSeth Roberts' first and final column: Butter Makes me SmarterThe Couple that Pays Each Other to Put the Kids to Bed (story about the founders of the Beeminder App)'The Quantified Relationship' by Danaher, Nyholm and EarpEpisode 6 - The Quantified Self with Deborah Lupton #mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; } /* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */ Subscribe to the newsletter

In today’s episode, we are joined by Ting Jiang, Principal at Center for Advanced Insight, a behavioral science lab at Duke University, researching and designing interventions and products for behavioral change. Ting is an experimental economist by training, a philosopher at heart and a psychologist in action. Previously, she was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, conducting research on diagnostic tools for social norms and interventions for norm change. For the past two years, a substantial portion of her time has been dedicated to conducting field studies and designing product solutions to help low-income Kenyans improve their financial and health decisions. In this episode, we discuss: How a dice game that Ting designed on cheating got her into behavioral science* The calendar that was redesigned to promote financial health More healthy living projects: The Hidden Gym project and Nappiness Evidence versus intuition in designing interventions: Why the biggest challenge is trusting the evidence, rather than our own intuitions How to foster a culture that embraces risk-taking and experimentation Understanding the mechanisms that drive effects is the key to “good” research Why businesses must start prioritizing consumer well-being From fin-tech to behavioral tech: optimizing automation and engagement for products/services How to become an applied behavioral scientist

"Win the day, win your life" Aubry Marcus founder of Onnit says. “Podcoin episode” My Morning Routine: Bio Hacking Health, Energy, EMF Radiation & Anti Aging Techniques, Tools & Toys. I will be doing a future episode all about EMF Radiation from cell phones and electronic devices around your home, esp wiffi so stay subscribed to channel and as always subscribe and share this episode on social media and reach out to me and check out more health biohacking videos and podcast at http://www.selfdevelopedlife.com and book a free 1 on 1 coaching call to dial in your health. watch on https://www.youtube.com/quintoncarlin @quintoncarlin on intsagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/self-developed-life/message

From liver cleanses to meal replacement shakes, from fasting to drinking kangan water, health coach Zac is always keen to try new and unconventional ways to be healthier. He has tried so many different nutrition tricks to feel strong & energised, live longer and be mentally clear. Here is what we covered: 1. His story getting into nutrition and following his passion. 2. How he created a successful Youtube channel about nutrition hacks. 3. The power of fasting 4. We then go through supplements, gut health, liver cleanses 5. What is the importance of communities in your life? Follow @rawcave on Instagram and Raw Cave on Youtube

Hackathons have by today become a popular approach for bringing people with various backgrounds in the same room, offering them a concentrated time, usually during a weekend, to come up with innovative approached for various challenges. The speaker of episode 31 is Annie Lamontagne - Special Projects Advisor and former Head of Global Growth at Hacking health - a global digital health organisation, currently active in 17 countries. Annie talks about how are hackathons evolving through the years, what kind of experiences can Hacking health chapters share among each other, since each chapter is active in a different country with a different culture. Annie also mentioned a few inspiring examples of solutions that were a product of hackathons organised inside the hospitals.

 Who is Sean Barker? Sean hails from Labrador City and is the owner of KV Fit Body Boot camp. Fit body boot camp is the fastest growing fitness boot camp in the world. He chose to bring this franchise to the valley. Sean is the author of a novel called Dad Fitness. He is a contributing editor on Fit Parent Magazine and Inside Fitness Magazine.   In this episode: Sean shares his morning routine and how he revolves his day around his early schedule. He explains why he believes in quality over quantity of sleep. Sean shares his secret to reprogramming your body. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 143 - Jason Lowe talks Hacking Health with Emma Davidson Jason Lowe talks to Emma Davidson who is a Consumer Supporter for Brisbane North PHN ("Private Health Network"). Jason met Emma Davidson at the HISA conference where Emma and others from the PHN (Private Health Network) came to the Hacking Health with their idea. Jason and Emma talked about the idea #MyStory, the power of it and the whole learning and sharing experience that was Hacking Health. Listen in and join the Digital Impact Radio Show! Run time: 18:37m

Dr. Lustig, a pioneer in studying the adverse health effects of sugar and high fructose corn syrup, describes how Big Business uses the science of addiction to keep us hooked to unhealthy foods. The result is that our health suffers. He discusses how marketing and the media subvert brain physiology to their advantage to veer us from the pursuit of happiness to the pursuit of pleasure (which means profit)

Dr. Lustig, a pioneer in studying the adverse health effects of sugar and high fructose corn syrup, describes how Big Business uses the science of addiction to keep us hooked to unhealthy foods. The result is that our health suffers. He discusses how marketing and the media subvert brain physiology to their advantage to veer us from the pursuit of happiness to the pursuit of pleasure (which means profit)

Hacking Health is a global network nowadays. It all started in Montreal a mere five years ago and grew out of a desire to put patients at the centre of health innovations, using technology as a lever. But like many non-profit organizations, attracting the right knowledge base within the volunteer ranks remains a challenge, and for whatever reason, attracting communications support is particularly difficult. Two Hacking Health members share with host Tina Barton their remarkable progress in five years – growing from a single chapter to a multi-continent movement – what they've learned about communicating effectively with a “bootstrap” budget, strategies to build influence, and their invitation for IABC listeners to help Hacking Health better communicate their efforts and rally more people to improve health outcomes. For more information visit www.hackinghealth.ca, and to get involved email: contact@hackinghealth.ca.  

Wesley Wilson discusses the epigenetic patterns in tumor progressing. He shares his expertise on  pediatric cancer, how epigenetics differs between types of cancer, using epigenetics to diagnosis cancers and how treatment can differ depending on epigenetic patterns identified. Wes also gives an insider's view on the Hacking Health organization and how he contributes in his role. Wesley Wilson is a Canadian molecular biologist, whose work is focused on studying the epigenetics of tumor progression in pediatric brain cancers. He is also an ardent programmer and developer sitting on one of the organizing committees for Hacking Health. Wes founded the online science blog, MostlyScience.com and contributes to ScienceSeeker.org. His writings aim to demystify evidence based medicine. 

Have you ever tried to make a well-intentioned, commitment to start ‘eating healthy’, yet failed to sustain your new habits because you missed your ‘comfort foods’? Yeah, I get it. I have too. After all, who wants to give up pizza, mac n’ cheese, brownies, ice cream, burritos, and all of the other feel-good foods that remind us of happy times, and give us that primordial pleasure that only ‘bad food’ can give us? What if there was a way to eat a super clean, totally organic, affordable, sustainable diet that tastes just like the foods we thought we had to give up in order to be healthy?  Thanks to modern food pioneers like The Jingslingers, it’s becoming increasingly possible to do just that!  In this episode, we explore the ‘new food’ paradigm and lay out a very practical blueprint for taking control of your eating habits, without giving up the pleasure of eating. If you want to be healthy, but don't want to give up the 'pleasures of the palette,' this episode is for you, and for everyone you know who still believes health food has to taste like cardboard. Do them a favor and share this with them right now.  HELP SUPPORT THIS SHOW! Starting and growing a podcast requires a ton of time, energy, and money. Do you appreciate this information, and want to support my mission to deliver as much life enhancing information as possible to as many people as possible? The easiest, and most effective way you can help is to do this: 1. Go to Lukestorey.com/support and donate towards show production costs 2. Subscribe to the show by clicking “subscribe” in iTunes 3. Write us a review in iTunes 4. Share this show with 1 friend right now You’d be amazed how much these 4 simple steps do to help us grow! Here’s the magic link for reviews: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-life-stylist-podcast/id1121467751?mt=2 Thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening, and joining me on this journey we call life. To your health, Luke

Colin Hung has enjoyed a 20 year career in software and information technology, the last 10 years in the healthcare IT industry. He has helped to design and launch over a dozen health and healthcare related products. Colin lives and works in his hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is actively involved in the healthcare community. He not only hosts #hcldr, but is also a regular participant in #hcsmca and #HITsm tweetchats. As well, Colin is a member of Hacking Health, an organization dedicated to improving healthcare through collaborative innovation.