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🗓️ 11 October 2023
⏱️ 80 minutes
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I’m happy to have the esteemed Dr. William Wallace, Chief Scientific Officer for several prominent Midwestern nutraceutical companies, join us today. With a master’s degree in exercise and nutrition science and a Ph.D. in health and human performance, Dr. Wallace has a wealth of experience, knowledge, and insight when it comes to understanding what supplements to take (and of course, not take).
His doctoral work focused on the use of cognitive enhancement agents in college students, and he's published peer reviewed literature and conducted research in fields of exercise and nutrition science. Additionally, he has extensive experience in the nutraceutical field and has conducted work in every stage of research and development including clinical research, product development, quality, and compliance.
Today, we explore structuring a diet for optimal nutrient intake, the balancing act between supplements and whole foods, and the future of personalized supplementation – diving deep into magnesium and Omega-3s as we explore the characteristics of a healthy diet.
Get ready for an enlightening conversation that bridges the world of academic research with the practical, everyday needs of individuals seeking to enhance their health and performance through informed nutritional choices. Dr. Wallace is such a great resource for what is practical, looking at the research and helping all of us supplement a little bit better.
We also cover…
(02:00) The Role Supplements Play in Optimizing Health
• Moving from academic research to product development in sports supplementation
• Life Extension: lifeextension.com
• The main drivers of sports nutrition and supplementation
• What nutrients most people may be deficient in
• How to determine which supplements you do or do not need
• What to look for in choline, magnesium, and Omega-3 supplements
(31:00) Characteristics of a Healthy Diet + Magnesium Deep Dive
• Structuring your diet for optimizing nutrients
• 4 characteristics of a healthy diet
• The importance of fiber and types of supplements to take
• Symptoms of suboptimal magnesium
• Does the type of magnesium supplement really matter?
(42:00) Balancing Supplements With a Nutritious Diet & Insights on Omega-3s
• A day in the life of William’s diet
• Dr. Wallance shares his hero foods
• Being flexible and consistent with the big picture of your diet
• Recommendations for fish intake and Omega-3s
• Omega-3 supplement recommendations
• How to check on the sourcing and sustainability of a supplement
• The future of personalized supplementation
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Resources:
• Instagram: @dr.williamwallace
• Podcast: Nutrients Podcast
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0:00.0 | You can't always figure out what exactly you're missing. |
0:03.7 | So what do you do? |
0:04.7 | Well, you can take something that's low cost, low risk, |
0:08.9 | and does kind of provide you with your essentials, |
0:12.1 | even if you might be getting |
0:14.7 | same more than necessary. |
0:16.3 | So I don't think that everybody needs a multivitamin. |
0:19.5 | However, it can be a very reasonable |
0:22.6 | and practical strategy for most people. |
0:26.5 | When it comes down to say my short list of things |
0:30.6 | that I think are not always necessary for people to take, |
0:33.5 | but can be widely applicable. |
0:36.4 | That would be for me, fiber, omega-3s, magnesium, |
0:41.6 | vitamin D, and cooling. |
0:50.5 | Dr. William Wallace holds a master's degree |
0:52.9 | in exercise and nutrition science, |
0:54.7 | and a PhD in health and human performance |
0:56.8 | with a focus in nutritional sciences. |
0:59.2 | His doctoral work focused on the use |
1:00.9 | of cognitive enhancement agents and college students. |
1:04.0 | He's published peer review literature |
1:05.6 | and conducted research in fields of exercise |
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