Body Odor, Egg Sensitivity, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy - LIVE Call: THRR010

The Healthy Rebellion Radio

Robb Wolf

Nutrition, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 794 Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Body Odor and Deodorant, Egg Sensitivity and Soy Chicken Feed, Nutrition in The Military, Dental Work and X-Rays, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

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Show Notes:

1. Christy [12:28]
Body Odor And Natural Deodorant

2. James [18:22]
Eggs: Can You Develop Sensitivity From Eating Too Many/Often?
Are Eggs From Soy Fed Chickens A Problem?

3. Jason [22:31]
Getting Good Nutrition While On The Go In The Military

4. Elizabeth [29:54]
Dentistry: Xrays and Dental Work

5. Trent [39:39]
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

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0:00.0	It's time to make your health an act of rebellion.
0:08.5	We're tackling personalized nutrition, metabolic flexibility, resilient aging, and answering
0:14.7	your diet and lifestyle questions.
0:17.5	This is the only show with the bold aim to help one million people liberate themselves from the sick care system.
0:23.7	Welcome to the Healthy Rebellion Radio.
0:26.5	The contents of this show are for entertainment and educational purposes only.
0:30.6	Nothing in this podcast should be considered medical advice.
0:33.4	Please consult your licensed and credentialed functional medicine practitioner before embarking on any health, dietary, or fitness change.
0:45.2	Welcome to the Healthy Rebellion Radio.
0:48.3	Happy New Year.
0:50.6	Hope everybody had a fabulous holiday and a safe new year. We're 20-20. Who would have thought?
0:59.0	Thought I'd be dead by now. I didn't plan. I didn't plan well. I didn't plan on lasting this long.
1:05.8	Just a reminder, folks, next Friday, January 10th, we're doing the kickoff call for the community-wide, 30-day reset and seven-day carb test that we're starting inside the Healthy Rebellion community.
1:20.1	So if you're not yet a member of the Healthy Rebellion, now is the time to join.
1:26.5	We're going to be doing a lot kickoff calls, Q&As, tons of ongoing support. We're super excited for this. So you can go to join. The HealthyRebellion.com and sign up. Awesome. Yeah. What do you got for us today, hubs? Well, one thing I just turned off our heating unit so that hopefully the background noise isn't overwhelming us. But today, for most people listening to the show is probably a kind of like a possibly from the no shit files.
2:03.5	Are you going to be singing to the choir today?
2:09.3	A little bit, but it's one of these things that kind of rankles me just the way all of this rolls out.
2:20.1	But it's a JAMA network ultra-processed food consumption risk of type 2 diabetes among participants of the Nutri Net Santy prospective cohort.
2:26.9	So this was an observational prospective cohort study of over 104,000 people.
2:31.6	So, you know, for this type of thing, pretty well designed.
2:38.5	But again, like I think we said on a not too far gone show, you know, it's like, oh,
2:43.6	well, you beat up on the epidemiology when you hate it and then you, you know, sing its praises when it's not, but whatever, human nature.
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