Tag: endurance training
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Podcast: Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Factors
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Are we at the mercy of our genetics? Should we just accept our fate as being genetically flawed is some way or another. There is talk about plasticity of the brain or forming new circuits. Body builders change their shape through specific workouts. We can become runners after starting…
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Podcast: Enough Mitochondria
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. The health buzz word is often centered around getting enough of… Enough protein, sleep, calcium, or even sleep. In our material worlds we often have so much of that there has been the development of an industry for storage units. We have so much that we need off site…
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Podcast: Calcium in All the Wrong Places?
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Most people thinking of switching to a plant based diet worry about getting “enough of “ and in particular “enough calcium”. Most are not exactly sure about all the things calcium is used for, but most associate calcium with bone health. Thank you dairy association. However, calcium is vital…
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Blogpost: Too Young to Die
I never thought it would be this soon. He wasn’t in very good health, but I didn’t think he would die. Those words are all too familiar. Too young, too soon. What could have been done. I became a physician to try to decrease the times those words would be spoken. Thirty four years later…
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Podcast: Road to 50 Miles Documentary: Interview with the cast and director
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. This episode is an interview with the director and cast of the documentary, The Road to 50 Miles. Jennifer McMahon and Kara Wilson are mid pack mom runners who decide to take on the challenge to run a 50 mile endurance race called The American River 50 in Folsom,…
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Podcast: Dr Stuart McGill: Back Health
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Have you ever had back pain? Hip pain? Sciatica? Have you been told to do crunches and sit-ups to strengthen your core? What is core stability? Spinal health? Once a bad back always a bad back? Is walking bad when you have back pain? Dr McGill and I discuss…