Podcasts about Prps

Unlock the transformative potential of peptides in this in-depth, science-driven lecture designed for medical professionals and health enthusiasts alike. This episode explores the therapeutic applications of peptides for brain health (Cerebrolysin, Selank, Semax), gastrointestinal and musculoskeletal repair (BPC-157, CJC-1295/Ipamorelin, TB500), bone health (MK-677, CJC-1295/Ipamorelin), and immune modulation (Thymosin Alpha-1). Backed by clinical and preclinical data, we dive into how these powerful amino acid chains enhance neurogenesis, tissue regeneration, bone density, and immune function. Perfect for those seeking cutting-edge insights into peptide therapy, regenerative medicine, and longevity optimization. Learn more about peptides in the episodes below:  Orally Available Peptides - the FUTURE of peptide therapy with Kyal Van Der Leest  Longevity Supplements, peptides and more with Dr Elizabeth Yurth  Longevity with Oral Peptides: The Future of Healthy Aging with Michael Antonelli  Peptides and Epigenetic Age Testing - Optimising your Future Health Now By Ryan Smith  Peptides for Optimal Health: What You Need to Know with Dr Yurth  Turn Back The Hands Of Time Using Bioregulator Peptides By Dr Bill Lawrence  Bioregulator Peptides and longevity with Phil Micans Msc  Shop High-Quality Peptides with Exclusive Discounts:   Lvlup Health Peptides: Get 10% of your order today   Biolongevity Labs:  Save 10% at Biolongevity Labs Orally available peptides through our formulation Rejuvenate Pro: Aevum Labs,  Flagship product also contains powerful peptides including naturally occurring bioactive peptides derived from colostrum. Key Peptide Components in Re:juvenate Pro

In this audio clip, we explore the critical support provided for the U.S. Air Force's Purchase Request Process System (PRPS) and highlight the government's emphasis on fostering opportunities for underrepresented businesses. While the incumbent contractor, Obsidian Global, LLC, is not an Alaska Native Corporation, Indian Tribe, or Native Hawaiian Organization (NHO), the government is actively encouraging responses from these entities to bring diverse perspectives and capabilities to this program.At ProposalHelper and BidExecs, we specialize in helping businesses—especially small and underrepresented companies—navigate the complexities of government contracting. Whether it's creating compliance-ready proposals, developing a winning capture strategy, or understanding how to position your business for success, we're here to guide you.Key insights from the clip:✅ The government's commitment to increasing participation from Alaska Native corporations, Indian tribes, and NHOs.✅ How businesses can prepare to support mission-critical systems like PRPS.✅ The role of ProposalHelper and BidExecs in equipping companies to compete effectively.

As women enter their 40s and 50s, the chances of experiencing hair thinning or significant hair loss increase due to various factors, including hormonal changes, genetics, stress, and even nutritional deficiencies. Hair is often closely tied to identity and self-confidence, so these changes can feel particularly unsettling. In episode #87 we'll delve into the root causes of hair loss during midlife. From the hormonal fluctuations of menopause, which can lead to conditions like androgenetic alopecia, to the impact of stress and lifestyle choices, we'll explore why these factors play such a significant role. Additionally, we'll look at common myths and misconceptions about hair loss and provide insights into what's happening on a biological level. But it's not all doom and gloom—there's hope and help available. We'll also discuss science-backed treatments that have shown promise in not only halting hair loss but also promoting regrowth. From topical treatments like minoxidil to newer therapies like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and TED, we'll break down the options, their effectiveness, and what might be right for you. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and resources you need to take control of your hair health and embrace this new phase of life with confidence. Dr. Alan Bauman is back to share his expertise and the future of hair loss and regrowth in midlife women. Dr. Bauman is a full-time board-certified hair restoration physician who has treated over 33,000 patients, and has performed over 10,000 hair transplant procedures and over 10,000 PRPs since starting his medical hair loss practice, at Bauman Medical in 1997. Dr. Bauman is known for pioneering numerous technologies in the field of hair restoration including minimally-invasive FUE Follicular Unit Extraction, Low-Level Laser Therapy, PRP Platelet Rich Plasma, PDOgro™, Eyelash Transplants, and others. He is a frequently invited faculty member and guest expert at numerous international scientific meetings and live surgery workshops and has been featured in hundreds of news stories in the media, including NBC Today, CBS Early Show, ABC Good Morning America, CNN, The Doctors, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times, Oprah Magazine and many more. Dr. Bauman was voted “#1 Top Hair Restoration Surgeon” in North America by Aesthetic Everything for the 6th consecutive year, “Top Hair Restoration Surgeon of the Decade”, and received the 2022 “Lifetime Achievement Award in Hair Restoration”. He was recognized by Forbes as one of “10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare in America.” Medical Disclaimer: By listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice or to make any lifestyle changes to treat any medical condition in yourself or others. Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This entire disclaimer also applies to any of my guests on my podcast. To learn more about Bauman Medical: Website: https://www.baumanmedical.com/ IG: @baumanmedical2853 FB: @baumanmedical2853 YouTube: @baumanmedical2853 Stay connected with JFW: Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jillfooswellness/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jillfooswellness Grab discounts on my favorite biohacking products: https://www.jillfooswellness.com/health-products Enjoy 20% savings and free shipping at Fullscript for your favorite supplements by leading brands: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/jillfooswellness Subscribe to the JFW newsletter at www.jillfooswellness.com and receive your FREE Guide on How To Increase Your Protein in 5 Easy Steps and your free Protein Powder Recipe Ebook. Schedule your complimentary 30-minute Zoom consultation here: https://calendly.com/jillfooswellness/30-minute-zoom-consultations JFW is an approved distributor of the LaserCap Company red light therapy caps. To purchase at a savings, contact jill@jillfooswellness.com.

Starting with beautiful pictures, students from 3 PRPS schools worked with seniors in their communities, sometimes at care facilities, to write stories. The story of this BRAND NEW Prairie Rose Possibilities project is sure to warm your heart! District Instructional Lead Kelli-Ann Nixdorf has helped each group publish a book of the stories - Foremost High School, Senator Gershaw grade 9s, Eagle Butte High School grade 11s - they are now all published authors!

On this week of Serious Privacy, Paul Breitbarth of Catawiki and Dr. K Royal cover a couple of weeks in privacy - on the scary side. Topics include updates on the global CBPRs and PRPs, NOYB launched a complaint against open AI with the austrian data protection authority and 11 complaints against META, Italy reinstates chatGPT, the EDPB chatGPT task force report,  a lawsuit against General Motors for IOT, the U. S. Department of Commerce announced some new initiatives under the AI order for NIST, the FCC fined four major us wireless carriers $200 million for unlawfully sharing customers location data without consent, the Florida governor signed a bill mandating explicit disclaimers on political advertisement to ensuring transparency in AI used for political campaigns, the Dutch Data Protection Authority issued guidance against the web scraping, Australian officials announced an overhaul of their privacy act. Carly Kind, IAPP AI governance global happened in Brussels. the women in AI emerald de leeuw shoshana rosenberg. the California Privacy Protection Agency's hearing is set for June 21st in the Superior Court of California, Maryland also signed in two significant measures for online data protection. The Maryland kids code. the Nordic data protection authorities adopted joint principles on children and online gaming. Leena Kuusniemi If you have comments or questions, find us on LinkedIn and IG @seriousprivacy @podcastprivacy @euroPaulB @heartofprivacy and email podcast@seriousprivacy.eu. Rate and Review us! Proudly sponsored by TrustArc. Learn more about NymityAI at https://trustarc.com/nymityai-beta/ #heartofprivacy #europaulb #seriousprivacy #privacy #dataprotection #cybersecuritylaw #CPO #DPO #CISO

The long-awaited Oxide and Friends bookclub! Bryan and Adam were joined by special guest--and real life biologist--Greg Cost to discuss Philip Ball's terrific book, How Life Works: A User's Guide to the New Biology. Spoiler: Alan Turing makes a very expected appearance!In addition to Bryan Cantrill and Adam Leventhal, we were joined by special guest Greg Cost.Some of the topics we hit on, in the order that we hit them:The Turing patternRNA as a precursor to DNAXenopus frogXenobotsAnton computerBryan's reading notesCentral themesPower and limitations of metaphor – especially mechanical onesThe fundamental, diametrical opposition between life and machines. (Nature does not use simulations!)Rejecting the neo-Darwinian paradigmPassages of note:p. 91: “of the common SNPs seen in human populations, fully 62 percent are associated with height” … “the most common genomic associations for complex traits like this are in the noncoding regions” What is cognition? p. 137: “Life is, as biologist Michael Levin Jeremy Gunawardenaand philosopher Daniel Dennet have argued, ‘cognition all the way down'” AlphaFold2 p. 148 “AlphaFold does not so much solve the infamously difficult protein-folding problem as sidestep it. The algorithm makes no predictions about how a polypeptide chain folds, but simply predicts the end result based on the sequence.”p. 156: allostery refers to how a

El deporte al aire libre y en contacto con la naturaleza se revela como un poderoso aliado para el bienestar integral. La conexión con entornos naturales ofrece una pausa revitalizante del ajetreo diario, reduciendo los niveles de estrés y ansiedad. La exposición a la luz natural y el aire fresco contribuyen a mejorar el estado de ánimo, mientras que la práctica de actividades físicas al aire libre fortalece el sistema inmunológico y fomenta un estilo de vida activo. Es por esto, que en la reciente IV edición del Congreso "ARTICULANDO EL DEPORTE", se presentó un proyecto innovador que busca fusionar la actividad física, la salud y el deporte en el hermoso territorio de Bardenas Reales. El presidente de Bardenas Reales, Jose María Agramonte, el Dr. Josep Vergés y el CIP ETI Tudela compartieron detalles sobre la iniciativa llamada "Receta de Salud". Esta colaboración entre la Comunidad de Bardenas Reales y el CIP ETI tiene como objetivo principal integrar la actividad física y deportiva en la vida diaria de los habitantes de este territorio. Hoy tenemos el honor de contar con el Dr. Roberto Ramírez, quien no solo es doctor en el Centro Integrado Politécnico ETI, sino también profesor en la Universidad de Valladolid. El Dr. Ramírez participó activamente en el Congreso "ARTICULANDO EL DEPORTE" y compartirá con nosotros su experiencia y conocimientos sobre la importancia de la actividad física al aire libre. Además, exploraremos la colaboración entre el proyecto de las Bardenas Reales y OAFI, una alianza estratégica para promover el deporte en la naturaleza. Descubriremos cómo estas iniciativas pueden impactar positivamente en la salud mental, física y bienestar general de la comunidad. Además, tenemos la oportunidad de conversar con Javier Villalón, autor de dos de los pósters que formaron parte del Congreso Articulando. Los pósters, “PRP en tendinopatía rotuliana: una alternativa terapéutica” y “Síndrome Piramidal en Corredora de Fondo tratado con infiltración intermiofascial” forman parte del estudio del Dr. Javier Villalón en casos clínicos concretos en deportistas de baloncesto y también en el correcto diagnóstico del Síndrome Piramidal, una neuropatía por compresión del nervio ciático producido por cualquier estructura en el espacio glúteo profundo frecuente en deportistas.

Emelyn Jade is a runner living in British Columbia who I instantly knew I wanted to get to know better. After her fiancé encouraged her to jump on the running train in 2019, she ran her first half marathon and hasn't looked back. Emelyn agreed to be my test subject to see if I could stay on track to get through 76 rapid-fire questions... But is it 76 questions if I accidentally asked a few twice differently? You be the judge. It was 76 questions about running, life, PRPs, chips, and many reasons to be proud.  Find Emelyn on Instagram @emelynjade Theme Music: Joseph McDade

Dr. Byron Schneider is currently an associate professor with the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and serves as the Director of the Interventional Spine and Musculoskeletal Medicine Fellowship. Previously, he completed his residency and interventional spine fellowship at Stanford University. He has nearly 100 publications, with a research focus on the safety and outcomes of interventional spine procedures. He has given over 100 lectures at national and international meetings. He currently is on the Spine Intervention Society Board of Directors as the Chair of Research, and within the North American Spine Society is Chair of the Interventional Spine and Musculoskeletal Section as well as Co-Chair for the Coverage Committee. In Part 1 of his presentation, the focus was on a systematic review that was done of how stem cells and PRP pertain to back pain. He began by going over the history and regulations. Traditionally as it pertains to all biologics, they were largely exempt from the pathway of the FDA. Because they did not go through that process, these medicines were allowed to be done, but really did not have any insurance coverage. They became a cash cow for those offering fee-for-service treatment for things that did not have a lot of evidence behind them yet. It led to much public confusion, but that gap has shrunk in recent years. The FDA began issuing more restrictive language in 2020 regarding treatments that were not approved by that agency. The primary purpose of the aforementioned review was to look at 50 or more percent relief of low back pain at a six-month outcome. Based on those criteria, the number of citations was whittled down from 3,000 citations reviewed to 37, then finally down to only 12 that actually met the criteria. Those results should be alarming given that hundreds of clinics in the U.S. were providing treatments for cash payments that were based on only 12 research papers. Only one paper was on PRPs and one on stem cell treatment. He then described a study on PRP in 2015. He also provided summaries of other investigations that entailed PRP and stem cell treatments.

¿Cómo funciona el Plasma Rico en Plaquetas? ¿De dónde viene? ¿En qué campo médico apareció? Y sobre todo, ¿hasta dónde hemos llegado ahora con los PRPs? En el episodio de hoy escuchamos atentos al Dr. Mikel Sánchez, uno de los grandes pioneros en terapias biológicas con PRPs.

#AskDrJohnWatts Different questions are being raised by fans and followers of Dr John Watts are flooding his series of hugely popular educational videos with queries related to hair transplants and hair growth issues. In this educational video, noted dermatologist & trichologist and one of the Best Hair Transplant Surgeons in Hyderabad Dr John Watts answers select shortlisted questions of viewers related to hair growth, hair hall and hair transplant. He has performed over 2000+ hair transplant surgeries successfully. Harshwardhan asks: Sir if I use 1% Darkenyl will my grey hair turn black? Similarly, I wanted to know if I use Redensyl 3% will it make my hair dense and strong? Please explain. In his response, Dr John Watts tells Harshwardhan not to believe the names of brands as literal truths when it comes to hair growth oil, serum or lotion-based products. “The names could be misleading as by ‘Darkenyl' one could assume that the grey hair would turn dark, or one could read ‘dense' in Redensyl to mean that hair would become dense after use. This is not the case,” explained Dr John Watts. If that logic was true then one would have found in Mysore in ‘Mysore Bajji' and one would have turned actually turned fair after using “fair & lovely” creams, he reasoned. For hair growth, only two US FDA-approved drugs – Minoxidil & Finasteride – are available in the market but for controlling grey hair, Dr John Watts said that one needs to take medication. “If one is facing greying of hair at a young age, then one needs to consult a dermatologist to check if one is deficient in Vitamin B 12, Vitamin D or Serum Ferritin and take Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) tablets for controlling greying of hair,” informed Dr John Watts. While there won't be 100% results by taking these supplements, Dr John Watts said that completely erasing grey hair is impossible but one can definitely control further greying of hair. “Even if 75% of your grey hair turns black, the remaining 25% grey hair will become noticeable,” explained Dr John. While answering his second question, Dr John Watts said that one may use medically approved drugs like Minoxidil and Finasteride, followed by mesotherapy including GFCs, stem cell treatment, PRPs and derma roller. “But, Redensyl alone cannot give you dense hair,” explained Dr John. Hyper Nawab asks: Sir, how much would a 9000-hair graft transplant cost? Please explain. In his response, Dr John Watts straightway asked Hyper Nawab as to the criteria he followed to arrive at the 9000 hair grafts needed for his hair transplant. “You cannot do 9000 hair grafts transplants in one sitting. Furthermore, for such a huge number of grafts, you need ample donor hair region,” explained Dr John. Explaining further, he tells Nawab that he may actually not require any hair transplant at all. “You must consult a dermatologist for an expert opinion to see if you really need a hair transplant or your condition may be treated by simple medication,” he advised. G Swamy asks: Sir, can I use dermaroller to control my hair fall problem? Please explain. In his response, Dr John Watts tells Swamy that dermaroller can be used to control hair fall problems. However, it is not regarded as the first line of treatment. “You must try to find out if your hair fall is due to simple reasons such as nutritional deficiency or if is it genetic in nature. If it is simple, you may need good nutrition and medication,” he said. If making lifestyle changes including changes in nutrition and medication does not improve, one may need mesotherapy including stem cell treatment, GFCs, PRPs and then dermaroller. “The last option is to undergo a hair transplant procedure,” explained Dr John Watts. Trichos provides state-of-the-art treatment for various hair loss conditions and offers advanced hair transplant solutions. Call us Today for a Life-Changing Experience.

#AskDrJohnWatts In his response, Dr John Watts informs Santosh Kumar that Growth Factor Concentrates (GFCs) is an advanced version of PRPs. They prolong the anagen phase of the hair and lengthen and strengthen the hair. If GFCs are combined with hair medicines, one gets double the results. However, he tells Santosh that GFCs should not be used as a preventive measure at an early stage of hair thinning or hair fall. “In the early stage of hair thinning or hair fall, one must use basic medicines or improve nutritional intake. Besides taking care of one's hair, one can also take biotin supplements in the early stages of baldness. This is sufficient at this stage and one may not need to use GFCs,” explained Dr John. Only in the advanced baldness stage, one may take recourse to PRP, GFC or use stem cell therapy but not before. He concluded by advising Santosh to use GFCs only when it is required and cautioned its use if one has any bleeding disorder issues. “Before using GFCs, one should mandatorily undergo some routine tests to rule out any bleeding disorders and ensure one's platelets count is normal,” informed Dr John.

If you're experiencing hair loss, this episode is for you. I have suffered for over 20 years with on-again, off-again, female pattern hair loss, or Androgenic Alopecia. This type of hair loss in men and women is generally caused by hormonal changes, aging, and genetics. Hormonal changes in women could be triggered by using birth control, going through menopause, and taking Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), or Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT). In fact, most women experience hair loss during their menopausal years. The main difference between men and women with pattern hair loss, is just that, the pattern in which hair is lost. For women, it results in a wider part down the middle, thinning around the crown and temples. For men, hair loss is more focused on a receding hair line that moves towards the back until bald. Either way, it's devastating. While some men rock a bald head and it's more socially acceptable, women want full, lush, thick, and shiny hair all over their heads. There are other forms of hair loss, including Telogen Effluvium, when significantly more hairs move from the growing phase to the shedding phase and can occur after a traumatic or stressful experience, such as going through a divorce, death of a loved one, massive weight loss from dieting, surgery, and childbirth. When my hair loss started over 27 years ago, it was during the decade I birthed 5 of my kids. If you're living with an autoimmune condition, you may also experience hair loss. If you're malnourished, undereating, or lacking to consume enough protein, you may also experience hair loss. As you can see, there are many biological pathways that can lead to hair loss.My hair loss to hair growth journey has led me down a long path trying different protocols. Through my own experience and research, I've learned that there's no one size fits all approach and that stacking multiple protocols is essential for healthy hair growth. I started a new, stacked protocol about 9 months ago and have completely reversed my hair loss and now have my lush curls back, with increased hair volume. Today, I have invited one of the country's top hair restoration experts to share with us the current science around hair loss and hair growth. Dr. Alan Bauman is a full-time board-certified hair restoration physician. He has treated over 33,000 patients, and has performed over 10,000 hair transplant procedures and over 10,000 PRPs since starting his medical hair loss practice, Bauman Medical in 1997, a 12,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art “Hair Hospital” in downtown Boca Raton, FL.Dr. Bauman is one of approximately only 200 physicians worldwide to achieve certification from the esteemed American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS). He is known for pioneering numerous technologies in the field of hair restoration including minimally-invasive FUE Follicular Unit Extraction, VIP|FUE™ No-Shave Hair Transplant, Low-Level Laser Therapy, PRP Platelet Rich Plasma, PDOgro™, Eyelash Transplants, and others. He is a frequently invited faculty member and guest expert at numerous international scientific meetings and live surgery workshops and has been featured in hundreds of news stories in the media. You may have seen him on NBC Today, CBS Early Show, ABC Good Morning America, CNN, The Doctors, Spencer Kobren's The Bald Truth, Bulletproof Radio with Dave Asprey, or featured in Men's Health, GQ, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times, Oprah Magazine and many more. Dr. Bauman was voted “#1 Top Hair Restoration Surgeon” in North America by Aesthetic Everything for the 6th consecutive year, “Top Hair Restoration Surgeon of the Decade”, and received the 2022 “Lifetime Achievement Award in Hair Restoration”. Forbes also recognized him as one of “10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare in America.”In this podcast, Dr. Bauman explains how the hair follicle functions, what triggers hair loss, the landscape of hair supplements and their efficacy, how nutrition plays a large role in hair growth, and the various hair growth modalities available to help reverse hair loss. We also talk about stacking a variety of protocols together for best results, red light therapy caps, and different tests available to personalize your hair growth journey.To contact Dr. Bauman, or Bauman Medical:website: https://www.baumanmedical.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/baumanmedicalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/baumanmedicalTo hear my personal hair loss journey from hair loss to hair growth, check out episode #29:https://www.jillfooswellness.com/podcast/my-personal-hair-loss-to-hair-regrowth-journeyBy listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice or for making any lifestyle changes to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others. Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This entire disclaimer also applies to any of my guests on my podcast.

If you're experiencing hair loss, this episode is for you. I have suffered for over 20 years with on-again, off-again, female pattern hair loss, or Androgenic Alopecia. This type of hair loss in men and women is generally caused by hormonal changes, aging, and genetics. Hormonal changes in women could be triggered by using birth control, going through menopause, and taking Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), or Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT). In fact, most women experience hair loss during their menopausal years. The main difference between men and women with pattern hair loss, is just that, the pattern in which hair is lost. For women, it results in a wider part down the middle, thinning around the crown and temples. For men, hair loss is more focused on a receding hair line that moves towards the back until bald. Either way, it's devastating. While some men rock a bald head and it's more socially acceptable, women want full, lush, thick, and shiny hair all over their heads. There are other forms of hair loss, including Telogen Effluvium, when significantly more hairs move from the growing phase to the shedding phase and can occur after a traumatic or stressful experience, such as going through a divorce, death of a loved one, massive weight loss from dieting, surgery, and childbirth. When my hair loss started over 27 years ago, it was during the decade I birthed 5 of my kids. If you're living with an autoimmune condition, you may also experience hair loss. If you're malnourished, undereating, or lacking to consume enough protein, you may also experience hair loss. As you can see, there are many biological pathways that can lead to hair loss.My hair loss to hair growth journey has led me down a long path trying different protocols. Through my own experience and research, I've learned that there's no one size fits all approach and that stacking multiple protocols is essential for healthy hair growth. I started a new, stacked protocol about 9 months ago and have completely reversed my hair loss and now have my lush curls back, with increased hair volume. Today, I have invited one of the country's top hair restoration experts to share with us the current science around hair loss and hair growth. Dr. Alan Bauman is a full-time board-certified hair restoration physician. He has treated over 33,000 patients, and has performed over 10,000 hair transplant procedures and over 10,000 PRPs since starting his medical hair loss practice, Bauman Medical in 1997, a 12,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art “Hair Hospital” in downtown Boca Raton, FL.Dr. Bauman is one of approximately only 200 physicians worldwide to achieve certification from the esteemed American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS). He is known for pioneering numerous technologies in the field of hair restoration including minimally-invasive FUE Follicular Unit Extraction, VIP|FUE™ No-Shave Hair Transplant, Low-Level Laser Therapy, PRP Platelet Rich Plasma, PDOgro™, Eyelash Transplants, and others. He is a frequently invited faculty member and guest expert at numerous international scientific meetings and live surgery workshops and has been featured in hundreds of news stories in the media. You may have seen him on NBC Today, CBS Early Show, ABC Good Morning America, CNN, The Doctors, Spencer Kobren's The Bald Truth, Bulletproof Radio with Dave Asprey, or featured in Men's Health, GQ, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times, Oprah Magazine and many more. Dr. Bauman was voted “#1 Top Hair Restoration Surgeon” in North America by Aesthetic Everything for the 6th consecutive year, “Top Hair Restoration Surgeon of the Decade”, and received the 2022 “Lifetime Achievement Award in Hair Restoration”. Forbes also recognized him as one of “10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare in America.”In this podcast, Dr. Bauman explains how the hair follicle functions, what triggers hair loss, the landscape of hair supplements and their efficacy, how nutrition plays a large role in hair growth, and the various hair growth modalities available to help reverse hair loss. We also talk about stacking a variety of protocols together for best results, red light therapy caps, and different tests available to personalize your hair growth journey.To contact Dr. Bauman, or Bauman Medical:website: https://www.baumanmedical.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/baumanmedicalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/baumanmedicalTo hear my personal hair loss journey from hair loss to hair growth, check out episode #29:https://www.jillfooswellness.com/podcast/my-personal-hair-loss-to-hair-regrowth-journeyBy listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice or for making any lifestyle changes to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others. Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This entire disclaimer also applies to any of my guests on my podcast.

In today's episode, Brodie answers all the questions coming in from social media. Here is the list:  #1: When can I apply heat? And does ice and ibuprofen impede healing? #2: Can PRP help PHT? #3: My chronic PHT shows no tendon issues on MRI. Can my pain still be coming from the tendon? #4: How do I reintroduce compression activities? Eg. Cycling, Gardening, Hillwalking? #5: What core exercises can I incorporate that won't irritate PHT? #6: Should I be stretching, foam rolling my glutes? #7: How often should I be doing my heavier exercises? #8: What other books would you recommend for those recovering from PHT? Book a free 20-min physio chat here Click here to learn more about the PHT video course & to receive your 50% discount If you would like to learn more about having Brodie on your rehab team go to www.runsmarter.online

Regenerative medicine has the potential to fully heal damaged tissues, offering hope and solutions for people who are looking for a non-surgical or non-medicated approach to recovery. Stem cells and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can help promote healing and play an important role in tissue repair mechanisms.  Long-term ailments such as tennis elbow, arthritis, ACL tears—even hair loss, facial collagen loss and diminishing sexual performance—can potentially benefit from regenerative medicine. Even dentists use PRP to treat dental issues and help patients recover from surgery. It's important to note that, if you have a chronic illness, PRP treatments won't be a cure. They are used in addition to other, higher-priority treatments such as physical therapy and medication recommended by your physician. Over the next two episodes of the podcast, you'll hear from expert physicians who are leading the next frontier of medical innovation while promoting reversative and anti-aging therapeutics.  In Episode 38, you'll get details on these fascinating therapeutics from Dr. G and his guest, family medicine physician and sports medicine specialist Moises Irizarry-Roman, MD. Guest Moises Irizarry-Román, M.D. – Board-certified family medicine physician and fellowship-trained sports medicine specialist, Chief Medical Officer for Ultimate Medical Group, and founder and owner of No Mercy Sports Medicine.  Connect with us on social Follow Health 360 with Dr. G on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for notifications about new episodes and a behind-the-scenes look at the podcast. Facebook at @Health360wDrG Twitter at @Health360wDrG Instagram at @Health360wDrG

Who is James?James Bolle is helping small business owners attract the best team members and make them more loyal, engaged and motivated by inspiring them to discover Purpose - and live it authentically. Key Takeaways1. We live in a society where there's this kind of culture around leadership, they might believe that it's just about them. And they believe that they can come in and engage their team through sheer force of personality. So they're going to try and inspire everybody individually, they think it's up to them to provide perks to provide meaning to everybody, they think it's all down to them. And it's just not sustainable.2. The fundamental problem is that they're working in an environment where they don't believe that what they do matters, the only people that benefit from their success are the people that own the business. And the only benefit that's delivered to them is that they get richer. So the fundamental underlying problem doesn't get solved by these solutions.3. We define purpose as having four 'A's, an authentic aspirational call to action for an organisation and its stakeholders that advances the cause outside the organisation. So when you pursue your purpose, when you run your business day to day, you benefit other people just by doing your business and purpose can make people 30% more productive. 40% more engaged three times more loyal, it can attract customers to your business, it can attract the right team members to your business.Valuable Free Resource or Actionhttps://www.prpsfl.com/purposequizA video version of this podcast is available on YouTube : and on linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stuartwebb_james-runs-prpsfl-to-help-small-business-activity-6869004903658991616-jfZL————————————————————————————————————————————-Subscribe to our newsletter and get details of when we are doing these interviews live at https://TCA.fyi/newsletterFind out more about being a guest at : link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/beaguestSubscribe to the podcast at https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/podcastHelp us get this podcast in front of as many people as possible. Leave a nice five-star review at  apple podcasts : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/apple-podcasts and on YouTube : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/Itsnotrocketscienceatyt!Here's how you can bring your business to THE next level:1. Download my free resource on everything you need to grow your business on a single page : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/1pageIt's a detailed breakdown of how you can grow your business to 7-figures in a smart and sustainable way2. Join The Complete Approach Facebook Group :  https://TCA.fyi/fb Connect with like-minded individuals who are all about growth and increasing revenue. It's a Facebook community where we make regular posts aimed at inspiring conversations in a supportive environment. It's completely free and purposely aimed at expanding and building networks.3. Join our Success to Soar Program and get TIME and FREEDOM. : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/Success-to-SoarIf you're doing 10-50k a month right now: I'm working with a few business owners like you to change that, without working nights and weekends. If you'd like to get back that Time and still Scale, check the link above.4. Work with me privatelyIf you'd like to work directly with me and my team to take you from 5 figure to 6 and multi 6 figure months, whilst reducing reliance on you. Click on https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/DiscoveryCall  tell me about your business and what you'd like to work on together, and I'll get you all the details._________________________________________________________________________________________________TranscriptNote, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast)Stuart Webb 0:22 Hi again and welcome to It's not rocket science five questions over coffee. I'm standing by with my coffee, which is in my beer mug today. And James, I think you've got some water there in front of you.James Bolle 0:34 So we're water from a plastic cricket ground. Yeah.Stuart Webb 0:38 We're ready to go James Welcome to it's not, it's not rocket science by questions of COVID. James, it runs a consultancy organisation called purposeful. And you'll see that slightly differently spelt to the way in which it's spelt in the dictionary later on. But purposeful is an organisation which gets people to under stand, how their organisation builds purpose into what they're doing, so that they can retain stuff, etc. So we're gonna have a fascinating discussion. And James, welcome to the podcast.James Bolle 1:08 Thank you for having me, Stuart. It's great to be here.Stuart Webb 1:10 Terrific. Well, let's start with the the first question I always start with what's the, what's the the problem that you're trying to solve in your ideal client.James Bolle 1:19 So when I think about my ideal client, I actually picture somebody who I helped before. And I'm going to call him, Paul, because that's his real name. And Paul is a as a leader of a team, he has a team of 15 people. In this case, he's actually the managing director of a computer games company, but he might be leader of the team in a services organisation or software business or recruiter, he might be a leader of a team in a larger manufacturing organisation, even but what he's got is a problem because he wants to be a good guy, he wants his team to be happy, not least, because it is taking up a lot of his time to manage and keep them happy. But he wants his team to be happy. He wants people to be living good lives, and he wants to be successful. But he's got a problem. People just aren't his hard work running the team. And actually, most of the time, the majority of his job is spent trying to lead his team to do things rather than actually growing his business or growing the team. People keep leaving, people need constant motivation to get anything done. The initiatives that He's launching, keep falling flat, people do them for a couple of days, and then fall back into old habits. And when he's not around, people either don't make any decisions, or even worse, they make the wrong ones things that aren't good for customers, things that aren't good for business. And pool just wishes that there was something to bring everybody together to make it slightly easier for him to run his team. So they can all get on the same page, and they can be more effective. And so that's the that's the challenge that the pool was facing. And I think it's a challenge that a lot of leaders will recognise when they hear.Stuart Webb 3:04 So what's the thing that Paul or hope or Pauline, or whoever has been trying to do to resolve that problem without getting out.James Bolle 3:14 But I think that's an important point. Stewart, it could be, it could be Paul, it could be Paula Paulo, however you want to however you want to pronounce it. And what Pauline, or Paula has been doing wrong is like many leaders, I mean, you see it and government surveys, there's lots and lots of small business owners lots and lots of team, they just feel like the performance of their team is going to inhibit their growth. And unfortunately, because we live in a society where there's this kind of culture around leadership, they might believe that it's just about them. And they believe that they can come in and engage their team through sheer force of personality. So they're going to try and inspire everybody individually, they think it's up to them to provide perks to provide meaning to everybody, they think it's all down to them. And it's just not sustainable. When you've got a team of 1015 people, you can't spend all of your time motivating everybody, you need to find something that enables them to motivate them selves from within. So the first the first challenge, or the first problem, the first mistake that poor will make is that she will try and solve everything herself that the other thing that she might do incorrectly is because one of the symptoms that she's dealing with here is the team don't seem happy. She may buy an app, or a perk scheme that on the surface should deal with some of the symptoms she's facing, but actually doesn't get to the underlying problems. So she might find a great system that enables them to get discounts or team to get discounts at Alton Towers, or to get access to a mindfulness app. So and then these things undoubtedly will make a small difference but don't to deal with the underlying fundamental challenge, which is that her team, in order to be satisfied in their lives and their work, want to feel like they're getting better at something that matters. And the fundamental problem is that they're working in an environment where they don't believe that what they do matters, the only people that benefit from their success are the people that own the business. And the only benefit that's delivered to them is that they get richer. So the fundamental underlying problem doesn't get solved by these, by these by these solutions that the poor poor undertakes.Stuart Webb 5:34 And that is a fiendishly difficult problem to sort of crack with papering over the surface, isn't it the, you know, the, I remember a very clear example of somebody in my past where they decided they could solve the problem by giving everybody a slightly better car, and they got a slightly better car, and for a week, they were happy, but then they started getting to the Yeah, but you know, now that car requires more fuel to make it go. So I need an increase in pay, because I'm spending more money on fuel because, and it became one of these sort of downward spirals and no matter how hard they tried, that was never the answer. There were always other problems that that encrypted sort of incidentally created around the edges.James Bolle 6:15 There always are more problems. And ultimately, if the only thing that you can fall back on to try and motivate people to work harder is money, there's always going to be somebody else that can pay better, better money or offer a package that that is more suitable for people, you need to enable them to find their intrinsic motivation for doing a fantastic job feed for your business and your customers. And a nice car helps being paid a lot of money helps, but it's it's window dressing, if the fundamentals are in place.Stuart Webb 6:46 Right. So I'm hoping that there's a solution to this and James, that you can sort of point us in the direction with a valuable free action or free resource that people listening at the moment can actually take and work through on their business.James Bolle 7:01 So if you accept the premise that what people want to be happy in their lives and to be motivated, just to feel like they're making progress, if something matters, what we need to do is show people that the work that they're doing matters in and of itself, not because it's making you money, not because it's making them money, but because it makes the world a better place. That is what I call purpose. And its purpose is a term that you will hear bandied around a lot purpose in in an extra in a nutshell, not in an extra that'd be weird. In a nutshell, purpose is this idea that the business the organisation you're working in, has a reason to exist beyond just making money. We define purpose as having four aces, an authentic aspirational call to action for an organisation and its stakeholders that advances the cause outside the organisation. It's authentic, is aspirational, action oriented, and it advances others. So when you pursue your purpose, when you run your business day to day, you benefit other people just by doing your business and purpose can make people 30% more productive. 40% more engaged three times more loyal, it can attract customers to your business, it can attract the right team members to your business. And organisations that authentically live a purpose are several times more likely to be profitable, and they grow more quickly than organisations that don't have purpose when it's authentically left. So the solution here is to focus on the benefit that your organisation delivers to society by being in business that helps you differentiate it helps you attract the right team members and attract the right customers and a virtuous circle grows. The challenge is, do you have purpose. And the free resource that I'm offering people today is my quiz. The my purpose quiz, which you can take on my website, which is coming down the bottom of the screen now as if by magic purposeful.com. That's PRPs fl.com/purpose quiz. You can complete that quiz. And it will help you to assess whether you have purpose today in your organisation in line with those forays. Is it authentically lift? does it drive action? Is it aspirational? And does it advance others? Once you've taken this quiz, we'll send you an email report to help you understand how you can maybe drive a more authentic purpose or improve the understanding of your purpose within your organisation and yield some of those great results that will solve your problem. Paul, Paula poorly of people leaving your organisation people not making the right decisions, people not working hard enough.Stuart Webb 9:44 Brilliant and as I said at the top, that is how you spell the name of your organisation isn't it? It's purposeful, but it's PRP SFL purposeful is just missing all of those that are really things that just get in the way and trip us up.James Bolle 9:59 Like Like profit led businesses vows a very 20th century steward we're worth we're trying to take them out wherever, wherever we can, also helps you to register a unique URL if you take them all out.Stuart Webb 10:12 So I guess you've come to this understanding through sort of having read and been influenced by a number of things. And so I'm gonna ask you that, what is the book or concept or programme that's influenced you or brought you to where you are today that you want to share with us, James?James Bolle 10:28 Well, this spark was really lit by Simon Sinek. Start with y, which came out in 2009. And I know that you're not surprised by that I suspect people watching this won't be surprised either. It's a very famous book, his TED talk, the Golden Circle is the third most watched TED talk of all time. Simon Sinek, in this book says people don't buy what you do, they don't even buy how you do they buy why you do it. There's not the book I'd recommend. However, the book I would recommend is his follow up, find your why. Which is a great guide to actually figuring out what your WHY might be his, you know, it's a book that has inspired me in how I talk with organisations and do so yeah, check out Simon Synnex. Find your why. Because there's lots of great tips in there to help you find a purpose for your organisation or for yourself personally.Stuart Webb 11:18 Brilliant. So, James, there is only one question left. And it's the question that I make sure that I've not had to do any research or thinking about which is, what's the question that you would have liked me to have asked you should we have had this conversation with on your terms? And please make sure as I often say to people, don't leave us in suspense, answer the question for us, as well. So, so the floor is yours to tell me what you would have liked me to have asked. And I'll marvel in the fact that we're probably a better question I could have thought of,James Bolle 11:49 well, I don't know that it will be a better questions do I mean, I like I like a good debate. And I would have liked you to ask me. Why does this? Why does this matter now? Like, why are people getting excited to this idea of purpose now? Because it, you know, I've talked about some of the business benefits of authentically living a purpose, an organisation of the greater engagement, greater loyalty, greater motivation, greater productivity, these things are brilliant. But it's not why I'm inspired by purpose. I'm inspired by purpose, because in the UK, our productivity is completely stagnant. And there are lots and lots of people who do jobs to make money to pay for a lifestyle outside of work, they're just surviving, and they spend 910 hours a day, doing jobs that suck at their souls. And I firmly believe that we will reach a happier place as a society and in our communities, if we can find a way to connect people to the benefits that is brought to society in the jobs that they do. If you are happy at work, you go home, you're more likely to be happy with your family or with your friends, you're more likely to contribute positively to your society, your community and your local economy, you are more likely to be a good citizen. Having a job that 10 hours a day sucks the life out of you is torture. And I know there are some people who would love to have a job that pays them for 10 hours a day. And we should be grateful for the jobs we have. There are lots of people less fortunate than us, I appreciate that. But once you're in a job, you should be able to feel like you are making progress at something that matters. It is an aberration in modern society, that we have set up organisations whose only benefit whose only purpose is to make money for their owners. And actually, if we can connect people to the purpose of their jobs, and make them feel more connected, and that they matter more, we are going to get a happier society by default. And that's why that's why we should do this, our society will be better. And I think we have a moral obligation actually, as leaders and as business owners, to show the people we're working with that they matter, and that we are making the world a better place as we work. And I'll be honest, most 21 year olds coming into the workplace believe that as well today, and so you need to get on this bandwagon now. lest you be left behind. I really think we can. We are at a crossroads and we can together make our country a better place to live. And that's why I think it really matters now.Stuart Webb 14:31 I think it's an interesting point change and I will only add to it that I think too many leaders of organisations or team leaders, those calls and poor leaders that we've just discussed to perhaps forget that the people who are working in the organisation run perfectly good organisations when they leave the office floor or wherever they go. Because at home, they run church groups, they run Scout groups they run family budgets that balance they're capable of resolving difficulties within The scout group. And yet, whenever you ask them, you know, to take on responsibility at work, they'll go, well, that's not what I'm paid to do, you know, we've don't tap into the latent talent of people because we don't inspire that purpose within them, do we, we allow that latent talent to just be left at the factory gate. And all of that, that they bring with them, there's personal points that they could actually contribute to work is left at the factory gate, because they don't believe the purpose that they're serving is enough to inspire them to bring all of that to the fore and say, I'll take a step up, I'll take on that I've done it before I've even if I'd haven't done it before. I know it's something I want to try. And we just don't, it's fine.James Bolle 15:40 You're absolutely right, because, subconsciously, the question that they're asking themselves, when you're asking themselves a problem is, I could do that. But the benefit of that will be maybe you get a slightly nicer car at the end of the year, or a faceless shareholder will get slightly richer, I don't really see why that would benefit anybody. And so you're relying on finding those people with personal pride and personal motivation to do it. And everybody has that personal motivation if we put them in the right circumstances. So yeah, I couldn't agree more.Stuart Webb 16:10 Brilliant. Listen, James, this has been a really fascinating discussion. And it's a fascinating topic. You're absolutely right, the people who are currently at university that we as business leaders need to grow our businesses in the next 10 years, are sitting there wondering what's going to inspire me to join your organisation less, we are going to come up with something other than you'll get a nice pension, which you know, let's face it is something they're probably thinking that's a long way down the road. And frankly, the world will have heated up by then and I won't be able to make use of it. Let's be honest with them. And let's start looking at things that we can say, we have got a purpose for you being here and it will benefit society will benefit the world. And let's drive at home. So James, thank you so much for your for your time today. Really appreciate the time you've had with us. If you would like listening to be able to join people like James alive to see the messages that they gave here on it's not rocket science five questions over coffee I do. Make sure that's the hand action that that we don't use anything else five questions over coffee. This is the need to go to go to https colon, forward slash forward slash TC a dot FYI, forward slash subscribe. That's TC a dot FYI, forward slash, subscribe, get on the mailing list. We send you an email on a Monday morning saying who's coming on this week? You got the time you can get on Listen, interact as necessary. James, thank you so much for being on. We wish you purposeful, all the best. And I look forward to speaking again to to your next week. Thanks very much. Thanks, Jeff. Bye Get full access to It's Not Rocket Science! at thecompleteapproach.substack.com/subscribe

Kyle Brewer, BS, PRPS, is the Peer Specialist Program Manager for NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals. He works for NAADAC remotely from Little Rock, AR, managing the Arkansas Peer Specialist Program Grant. He oversees the development and implementation of an innovative three-tier credentialing process (Core, Advanced, Supervision) for the Arkansas Peer Support Model. Brewer earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Addiction Studies from the University of Central Arkansas in 2013. He went on to use his lived experience with drug and alcohol addiction to become a Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist, where he led the implementation of this position in an emergency department at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Most recently, he became one of the first ten Certified Peer Support Supervisors in Arkansas. He also serves on numerous committees and boards to develop and strengthen the Arkansas Model and improve peer support services across the United States.

Info & Links: http://www.abora-recordings.com/uponly-450 Tracklist: 1. Vinny DeGeorge - Wanderlust [Abora Skies] 2. Maratone & Frailai - Opus (Kiyoi & Eky Remix) [Abora] 3. R1TURAJ - Myth [Beyond the Stars] 4. New World - Be Here Now [Abora] 5. Dalmoori & Ryota Arai vs RillLua feat Yeonsooyura - Reconnected (Dub Mix) [TAR#138] 6. Specific Slice & Sandro Mireno - The Fall Of Titan [Abora Skies] 7. Sandro Mireno & Jan Miller - Here Comes the Rain [Abora] 8. Hiroki Nagamine - Unstoppable (Ken Plus Ichiro Remix) [Lightning Gate] 9. PRE-RELEASE PICK: New World & Nirav Sheth pres. NlightN - Maiden Voyage [Abora Skies] [WORLD PREMIERE] 10. DreamLife & Aleksey Gunichev - Maybe Someday [Abora Skies] 11. illitheas - Solitude [Abora] 12. Illitheas - Untold Stories [Abora] 13. Etasonic - Just For Once In Life [Abora] 14. Roman Messer & FEEL - Reflection (Ahmed Romel Remix) [Suanda] 15. Alyx - The Alternative World [Digital Euphoria] 16. illitheas & Manuel Rocca - Eterno [Abora Skies] 17. Sergey Lagutin - Skylapse [Abora] 18. Dmitriy Kuznetsov - Limerence [Abora Skies] 19. Sebastian Pawlica - The Great Pyramids [Silent Shore] 20. tranzLift - Heaven's Shore (Mercurial Virus Remix) [Beyond the Stars] 21. Soul Strike - Against The Winds (Melodic Culture Dark Sense Remix) [VERSE] 22. R3dub - Wattson [Abora] 23. FAN FAVORITE 445: New World - Komorebi [Abora Skies]

This week on the podcast, Dan talk about email authenticity and his experience with the auto-applying PRPs in FS Image 40, and Kyle shares ways to find hidden errors with Kibana. Show Notes Email Authenticity @ 2:45 https://www.alexblackie.com/articles/email-authenticity-dkim-spf-dmarc/ https://simonandrews.ca/articles/how-to-set-up-spf-dkim-dmarc Kibana and researching errors @ 13:00 Auto-Apply PRPs @ 21:15

Kingdom connections are so important in our lives, and recognizing them is key in fulfilling our destiny on the Earth. Often times when God is getting ready to change our season He will send someone into our lives, everything we need God has placed inside of someone near us.

We are all called to be disciples and to disciple others, however, after COVID many believers have aborted their discipleship process. On this episode, I talk about the importance of this relationship in our lives.

2020 was crazy!!! but i'm glad to be back on the podcast. On this short episode, I wrap up 2020 with what 3 things I learned and what I think we should all be working on as we move forward.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.09.24.310243v1?rss=1 Authors: Mazurek, L., Ghilarov, D. A., Michalczyk, E., Pakosz, Z., Czyszczon, W., Wawro, K., Behroz, I., Suessmuth, R. D., Heddle, J. G. Abstract: DNA gyrase, a type II topoisomerase found predominantly in bacteria, is the target for a variety of poisons, namely natural product toxins (e.g. albicidin. microcin B17) and clinically important synthetic molecules (e.g. fluoroquinolones). Resistance to both groups can be mediated by pentapeptide repeat proteins (PRPs). Despite long-term studies, the mechanism of action of these protective PRPs is not known. We compared activities of two such proteins, QnrB1 and AlbG in vitro. Each of them provided specific protection against its cognate toxin (fluoroquinolone or albicidin), which strictly required ATP hydrolysis by gyrase. Through a combination of fluorescence anisotropy, pull-downs and photocrosslinking we show that QnrB1 binds to the GyrB protein. We further probed the QnrB1 binding site using site-specific incorporation of a photoreactive amino acid and mapped strong and specific crosslinks to the N-terminal ATPase/transducer domain. We propose a model in which protective PRPs bind to the enzyme as T-segment DNA mimics to promote dissociation of the bound poison molecule. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

This week on the podcast, Dan shares a lesson learned when applying PRPs and using Puppet with OCI resources. The Kyle and Dan discuss upcoming Cloud Manager features and the Leaky Roof analogy. Show Notes PRP Patches and Patch Numbers @ 1:45 Use Puppet to manage OCI resources @ 7:15 YAMLEncode for Terraform CM Planned Features Updated @ 22:00 Leaky Roofs @ 35:00

Every day, in communities across the country, the people of parks and recreation are providing essential services and making their communities better places to live, work and play. This July, for Park and Recreation Month, NRPA will be redefining the field of parks and recreation as a vital necessity by sharing how park and recreation professionals are frontline staff, confronting our most pressing health, environmental and social challenges — even now, amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, park and recreation professionals are selflessly making sure the people in their communities are safe, healthy and have access to necessary services. One way the Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society (PRPS) has been celebrating this selfless work is through Park and Recreation Professionals Day, which will take place this year on July 17 – during Park and Recreation Month. This day, much like the entire month of July, celebrates the people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to provide the high-quality programs and facilities we desire and expect in our parks and public spaces. We’re thrilled to be joined on today’s episode by Tim Herd, CEO of PRPS, to learn more about the day, and how you can celebrate at your own agency this July. Tim talks with us about why he thinks park and recreation professionals and the work they do are so essential, and we discuss our plans to celebrate that work through a nationwide Park and Recreation Professionals Day this July as part of our Park and Recreation Month festivities. Tim tells us about how the idea of a designated day to lift up the people who are working so hard in their communities came to him in the most appropriate setting – his local park! He also shares an informative document that helps solidify why park and recreation professionals deserve to be celebrated. It’s called the “Recreation & Parks’ Internet of Things” and it highlights “how parks and recreation contribute to everything important” in a community. And while we’re all excited about Park and Recreation Month and Park and Recreation Professionals Day coming up soon, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the celebrations may look different this year. We discuss how PRPS is adjusting its celebration and some of the things planned for July – including simply thanking a park and recreation professional for the important work they do. Tim also shares some tips for an agency that may want to plan its own Park and Recreation Professionals Day this summer — his number one tip? Save the date. Tune in to the full episode to hear why we can’t wait to celebrate YOU this July. And be sure to sign up on our Park and Recreation Month webpage to receive updates on all things Park and Recreation Month, as NRPA will be providing resources for Park and Recreation Professionals Day and the entire month very soon — so you’ll have everything you need to promote the celebration in your community.

This episode is with Ari Langsdorf who is one of the co-founders of The Foundation showroom; which to date represents but not limited to #Kappa, #Planes, #BBC, #Icecream, #Magnaframe, #DFNS, #Aarke, and #Rokit. Ari talks about his beginnings at #Polo and #PRPS, the lost art of retail math and the importance of knowing the numbers to project your next season. He also delves into the subtle art of holding a hanger and closing a sale. ________________________ ► FOLLOW PELNYC http://pelnyc.comw Us: http://instagram.com/pelnyc   Now available on iTunes

Dr. Bill Sterett is an orthopaedic surgeon, sports medicine specialist, and the Head Team Doc for the U.S. Women's Alpine Team. He talks with Cortis all about the fascinating topic of biologics. Do biologics such as stem cells, PRPs, and growth factors actually help with healing? Dr. Sterett gives us an answer and then he tells us how he uses biologics for his patients. He also talks about injuries to female athletes and gives his predictions for the upcoming Alpine Ski Season. Helpful links and resources: Study on Stem Cell Treatment for Ligament Repair and Reconstruction:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12178-019-09580-4 Dr. Sterett's Female ACL Website with tips for female athletes:https://www.thefemaleacl.com/ Article on biologics in orthopaedic surgery from Dr. Sterett:https://williamsterett.com/blog-dr-william-sterett/biologics

Olá, ouvintes do Fora da Curva. Neste podcast, resgatamos o programa do dia 24 de setembro, quando perguntamos "Por que precisamos falar sobre o suicídio?". Nessa edição, apresentada por Manina Aguiar, do Centro de Mulheres do Cabo, temos entrevista especial com Nathália Souza, integrante do Programa de Promoção da Resiliência e Prevenção ao Suicídio (PRPS) e formanda em psicologia; e Eliene Soares, voluntária do Centro de Valorização da Vida (CVV).

Dr Jason Koh from the NorthShore Orthopaedic Institute discusses the use of platelet-rich plasma for managing musculoskeletal pain, his ongoing phase 2 clinical trial assessing the use of PRPs for knee osteoarthritis, and more.

This episode we bring you how to stay looking young w/ PRPs & staying active while working at the same time.

After a long hiatus, Keely Eure and Shotgun Spratling are back in the studio with a new episode of the Family Feud Podcast. On the eve of USC's first fall camp practice, the duo preview what they are looking for and will evaluate during the Trojans' training camp. First off, Keely and Shotgun recap their observations from the long offseason. Which players stood out during USC's player-run practices? How did the Trojans' incoming freshmen perform? Is JT Daniels play as advertised? How strong is the Daniels to Amon-Ra St. Brown connection? Will their strong connection help them standout in their perspective position battles? They also debate the new format of summer PRPs and if it benefiting or hindering the players. With fall camp just a day away, Keely and Shotgun discuss their expectations for fall camp. What are they looking forward to seeing in the upcoming weeks? Which position group has the most depth? What should USC's coaches be looking for when evaluating the quarterback battle? What are the keys to a successful training camp? The duo then gives a brief preview of each position group. First, they start where all eyes will be on Friday - on the quarterbacks. Then, they predict who will start on USC's offensive line. Could this be a make it or break it year for offensive line coach Neil Callaway? They also debate whether true freshmen Brett Neilon and Justin Dedich could see playing time. Finally, they discuss USC's running backs and run game. Could Tim Drevno have an impact on the Trojans' play calling and schemes? Moving on to the other side of the ball, they discuss the impressive depth that the Trojans' have on defense. Who will fill Chris Hawkins' safety position? Which player will play opposite Iman Marshall at the safety position? Will Clancy Pendergast rotate more players in games this season? Which players are guaranteed to start? Finally, Keely and Shotgun end the show with a new segment: Agree/Disagree. In this segment, Keely says a statement and Shotgun discusses - as you can probably guess - whether he agrees or disagrees. Is this USC team this year's Georgia? Will JT Daniels be the quarterback with the most starts at the end of the season? Could USC finish the month of September 4-1? We release new episodes of the Peristyle Podcast every week. Beat writer Dan Weber, national recruiting analyst Gerard Martinez, longtime coach, and football guru Harvey Hyde, reporter Keely Eure and special guests join publisher Ryan Abraham on the podcast to bring you the latest USC Trojan football team news and recruiting information. Subscribe with iTunes or Google Play and never miss an episode! Have a question for Keely and Shotgun? Email us at familyfeudpod@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan Weber returns to the Peristyle Podcast to talk about the Trojans summer workouts and answer your questions about the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#26 Was ist PRPS? Hallo, schön dass du da bist zu einer weiteren Folge auf dem Podcast Be aware :).In dieser Folge werde ich mit euch kurz über das Projekt PRPS ⚽ reden, über mein letzten Sonntag den ich im College

We talk two more commits, recruiting updates, all-purpose backs, watch lists, the latest from PRPs, and take questions from the board.

Recovering completely means better, harder workouts ahead for MMA Fighter James McSweeney.   He recently added Triton Nutrition® Immuno Growth Factor with PRP to his nutritional regimen. He adds one scoop to his protein shakes at breakfast and lunch and another to a glass of milk before bed, for a total of three scoops per day.   James said that normally at this point in his training preparation, he feels fatigued, but with the extra focus he’s been placing on nutrition, he feels strong. He said ensuring his body’s recovery from vigorous training has played a huge role.   “The better I recover, the better I can perform the next day,” he said.   Triton Nutrition® co-founder Robert Seik explains that Immuno Growth Factor with PRP is made from pure bovine colostrum, which is a rich source of PRPs, or proline-rich polypetides. PRPs help calm down inflammation, which speeds recovery. Robert said athletes in a heavy training cycle should take three scoops of Immuno Growth Factor with PRP per day, while those in a more moderate training phase would benefit from adding one to two scoops per day to aid their recovery.   Keep checking back for more videos with James and Robert as they reveal additional elements of the nutritional and training plan that is helping James prepare for his next big fight.   by Robert Seik, PharmD

Immuno Growth Factor with PRP contains a very pure form of Colostrum from grass-fed, organically raised cows. It is cold-pressed in order to preserve molecules called proline-rich polypeptides or PRPs. It provides one of the best building blocks needed for muscle recovery.   On Triton Nutrition's site, you will find recipes that use Vital Vegan Protein with a scoop of Immuno Growth Factor with PRP. But for heavy training athletes, Robert recommends taking three scoops of Immuno Growth Factor with PRP a day. One scoop three times a day with water is almost like an infusion of good amino acid building blocks direct to the muscles.   A highly trained athlete who is exercising a great deal is actually compromising his or her immune system due to the stress of heavy training. It is important to listen to your body and if you're training extremely hard and raising your cortisol level then you're increasing inflammation and weakening your body's immune defense.   It is very important to balance your training, but if you're gearing up for a competition then it is important to support your body as much as possible. Immuno Growth Factor with PRP is an excellent way to do just that for those high intensity workouts. This is an excellent product for CrossFit athletes and for those endurance athletes.   by Robert Seik, PharmD

The main ways our bodies age are through the mechanisms of drying up, burning up, turn to stone and we rust. Drying up is through dehydration and the deficiency of certain minerals. We burn up through the process of inflammation. We deposit Calcium into our arteries and we turn to stone. Lastly, we rust through oxidative stress.   Our bodies are inflamed for a number of reasons. We are exposed to so many environmental toxins that are aggravating inflammation in our body. We are eating more and more GMOs that cause inflammation and we're not eating foods that are naturally anti-inflammatory.   The healthy consumption of good oils helps reduce inflammation. You also need to eat a nutrient-dense diet and if you're not then you need to make sure you supplement your diet. Most people are deficient in Omega-3 Fatty Acids, which decrease inflammation. Triton Nutrition's Omega Prime Fish Oil contains 950mg per capsule. The fish oil is isolated from small cold-water fish under the polar ice cap, which are more pure than large fish, which usually absorb more toxins.   Omega 3-Fatty Acid consumption can reduce a number of inflammatory markers like hs-CRP (high-sensitivity C-Reactive Protein) as well as many other areas in the body. It inhibits a cascade of cytokines or eicosanoids that can aggravate inflammation.   The more we train, the more fatty acids are required. Those who are on certain medications that deplete their fatty acids or those with certain diseases such as diabetes also require more of these Omega-3 Fatty Acids. These Omega-3 Fatty Acids also lower triglycerides and help balance cholesterol levels.   Another product that reduces inflammation is the D3 Ultra Drops. Vitamin D deficiency is rampant here in the United States. The Harvard School of Public Health states that the best benefits of 25-hydroxy vitamin D is seen in the 70-90 ranges. Vitamin D below 50 is associated with insomnia. Low Vitamin D means that there is an increased production of inflammatory cytokines like IL-6, IL-17, TNF alpha. Vitamin D drops are relatively inexpensive. D3 Ultra Drops are 1200 units per drop and because it is miscellized it is highly absorbable.   Immune Boost Spray is an isolated form of colostrum produced from grass-fed, organically raised cows. PRPs are extracted from this colostrum. Dr. Andrew Keech's Peptide Immunotherapy book emphasizes the importance of colostrum and the proline-rich polypeptides (PRPs). These PRPs balance the process of inflammation and balance a healthy immune system. This is very important in times of autoimmune diseases like Lupus and Scleroderma.   For more information on the benefits of PRPs please see the article Viruses and the Advantages of PRPs.   by Robert Seik, PharmD

Cortisol is a stress hormone, which is produced under stressful conditions, one of them being heavy training. A CrossFit viewer asked how they could nutritionally support their hormones under heavy training loads. The first hormone that comes into mind is modulating the hormone Cortisol.   Cortisol is a stress hormone that is produced in the adrenal glands and is designed to be released in short bursts. Cortisol is an anti-inflammatory hormone and it also helps us mobilize energy. This is used in times of fight or flight when these short energy bursts are necessary to run or fight.   In modern times, we disrupt our Cortisol production by poor sleep, overworking, heavy training and poor nutrition. Cortisol production has been directly correlated with training load. It is important to pay attention to your body and note that if you are overstressing your body and producing large amounts of cortisol, your body will start to break down. It will break down your muscle because it is a catabolic hormone.   Your body makes cortisol preferentially over other hormones.  When there is a large amount of cortisol being made, you will see other hormones decline like testosterone and DHEA. These hormones are responsible for building your body up. This is why it is important to take a rest after heavy training.   Make sure you get 20-25 grams of protein within ten minutes after heavy training. This will blunt the rise in cortisol. Triton Nutrition makes Vital Vegan Protein and ProFit Whey and these can be used in combination with Vital Greens or Vital Reds. Please check out our site where delicious recipes are listed using these proteins.   Another great product is Triton Nutrition's Immuno Growth Factor with PRP, which is a pure, cold-pressed colostrum product made from grass-fed, organically grown cows. This cold-pressed technique maintains Immunoglobulins (IgGs) and proline-rich polypeptides (PRPs). PRPs help balance inflammation and IgGs are needed because the immune system can be weakened during heavy workouts. This is a very efficient form of protein and can be combined with the other powdered forms of protein.   There are two products by Triton Nutrition that also help with Cortisol regulation: Relora-plex and Adrenal Shield. Adrenal Shield contains extract from three herbs: Chordyceps sinensis, Ginseng root and Rhodiola rosea root, which helps balance the cortisol and the other hormones responsible for balancing energy, like DHEA. This will help with afternoon fatigue.   Relora-plex is a specific blend of herbs designed to reduce cortisol. Relora-plex is specifically helpful when someone would like to start on hormone replacement therapy but his or her cortisol is elevated. You don't want to start therapy before getting the elevated cortisol under control first because the other hormones supplied during therapy won't function properly. Relora-plex allows the person to feel less anxiety and more smooth energy throughout the day. At nighttime they fall asleep faster and they stay asleep. It is important to sleep well because that is when 80% of growth hormone is produced.   by Robert Seik, PharmD

Besides its fully translocated form, the prion protein (PrP) can exist in two transmembrane forms (NtmPrP and CtmPrP), which span the lipid bilayer in either direction. Certain mutations in the membrane-spanning segment of PrP have been shown to increase synthesis of CtmPrP and result in neurodegeneration. One of these mutations is A117V, which is associated with Gerstmann-Sträussler-Scheinker syndrome (GSS). Sequence-analysis of patients showing neurological disorders revealed a new point-mutation (G114V) in the central region of PrP. The age of affected individuals is strikingly low; the clinical symptoms overlap with GSS as well as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Due to their close vicinity within the transmembrane domain of PrP and misincorporation of valine in both cases, PrP G114V and PrP A117V were investigated in comparative studies. Both mutations caused a similar cellular phenotype strongly differing from wild type PrP. Characteristics included reduced expression of surface PrP as well as increased intracellular accumulation. Besides differences in the cellular localization, a slowed-down metabolism resulting in prolonged transit to the cell surface was detectable. Long-term expression of mutant PrP caused strong agglutination and decline of human neuroblastoma cells that might be due to the increased synthesis of transmembrane forms of mutant PrPs as verified using a cell-free topology assay. When proteasomal degradation was perturbed, PrP G114V and PrP A117V revealed enhanced proteinase K resistance and increased detergent insolubility. The close similarities displayed by both mutations point to a common pathological mechanism that differs from other prion diseases, thus arguing for a distinct class of disease.