Metagenics Institute Podcast

About the show

Welcome to the Metagenics Institute Podcast where Healthcare Practitioners can hear innovative, cutting-edge information from leading experts from around the world. Join your host, Nathan Rose, to explore the latest evidence in Natural Health, challenge and debunk industry myths and offer practical, tangible, clinical tools which will transform your practice.

Episodes

  • How bone hormones shape our health and longevity with Prof Gerard Karsently

    May 31st, 2023  |  40 mins 43 secs
    bone hormones, columbia university, gerard karsently, oestocalcin

    In this podcast, we will explore the fascinating discoveries that Prof Gerard Karsently and his colleagues have made about osteocalcin and its role in health and disease.

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    The Sunny Side of Health: How Sun Exposure Can Prevent Chronic Diseases with Prof Prue Hart

    May 9th, 2023  |  51 mins 56 secs
    photoimmunology, professor prue hart, ultraviolet radiation, vitamin d

    In this podcast, Prof Hart will explain how UVR activated molecules work in our body, and how they can help us prevent or treat diseases such as COVID-19 and multiple sclerosis.

  • What You Need to Know About POTS: A Neurologist’s Perspective – Dr Brent Goodman

    April 18th, 2023  |  58 mins 54 secs
    dr brent goodman, dysautonomia, pots podcast, pots treatment

    This podcast is essential for anyone who wants to understand POTS and dysautonomia better and help their patients cope with this debilitating disorder.

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    Thriving in menopause: Insights from a leading researcher and advocator Prof Mary Ann Lumsden

    March 28th, 2023  |  48 mins 15 secs
    mary anne lumsden, menopause, womens health

    Tune in for a menopausal masterclass that offers an evolutionary, biopsychosocial, and clinical perspective on how menopausal women can thrive.

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    Alzheimer’s Disease: From Despair to Hope with Prof Ralph Martins

    March 7th, 2023  |  56 mins 52 secs
    ageing and alzheimers, alzheimers disease, alzheimers research, prof ralph martins

    In this episode Prof Martins discusses the central role of beta amyloid in Alzheimer’s, whilst touching upon some concerns of its clinical utility. For over three decades Prof Martins has explored Alzheimer’s from all angles – and the future looks promising.

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    When Brains Dream with Prof Bob Stickgold

    February 14th, 2023  |  50 mins 22 secs
    bob stickgold, dreams, ptsd, sleep

    In this episode, Prof Stickgold describes how sleep is vital for memory evolution – a process not simply to consolidate information of the past with perfect fidelity, but to help guide us better in the future.

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    Collagen and Nutrition for Skin Health with Dr Tim Crowe

    January 11th, 2023  |  46 mins 31 secs
    collagen, dr tim crowe, skin health

    Collagen has rapidly become a popular supplement for skin. But does it promote more youthful skin and if so, how?

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    Female metabolism, nutrition and exercise with Prof Abbie Smith-Ryan

    December 20th, 2022  |  44 mins 24 secs
    exercise performance, nutrition, women’s metabolism

    Professor Abbie Smith-Ryan, joins the podcast to shed light on the under-recognised effect of sex hormones on women’s metabolism, nutrition and exercise performance.

  • Understanding Burnout with Gabriela Tavella

    November 29th, 2022  |  53 mins 16 secs
    burnout, burnout recovery, gabriela tavella, unsw

    Discover some surprising factors that burnout sufferers have reported to be effective and ineffective in managing their allostatic overload.

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    The Biological Drivers of Long COVID with Dr Amy Proal

    November 8th, 2022  |  1 hr 10 mins
    dr amy proal, long covid podcast, polybio research foundation, sars-cov-2

    Nathan and Dr Proal discuss potential therapeutic targets and cast an eye to the future on Dr Proal’s current collaboration with world-leading researchers on long COVID.

  • This is your brain on birth control with Professor Sarah Hill

    October 18th, 2022  |  57 mins 33 secs
    oral contraceptive, professor sarah hill, your brain on birth control

    Professor Hill joins the podcast to discuss the potentially powerful influence the oral contraceptive pill can have on the brain.

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    New and emerging treatment targets for endometriosis with Prof Sun-Wei Guo

    September 27th, 2022  |  1 hr 6 mins
    endometriosis, gynecology, reproductive biology, sun wei

    Endometriosis is a common and debilitating condition that has proven difficult to treat. In this episode, Sun-Wei Guo, a geneticist turned Professor of Gynaecology, reveals his eye-opening research into the pathophysiology of endometriosis.