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Ep. 134 - Why are gorillas so muscly?

ESGfitness

Emma Storey-Gordon

Fitness, Health & Fitness

5639 Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Andy and Emma discuss:

Gene editing
Brown fat
Gorillas
Eating out
Imperfect action
Why we idolise celebs

and more...

ESGfitness.co.uk

Transcript

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0:00.0

now now we should be live hello hello and welcome to the esg fitness podcast live in the commit

0:11.4

six group hopefully unless i've gone live in the wrong group i've not no you're live live in

0:18.3

the name good to me how How are you, Andy?

0:22.4

I'm good, thank you.

0:23.4

How about yourself?

0:24.4

I'm very well.

0:25.8

I thought I was just about to get soaked, but it's held off.

0:30.9

Got my steps in.

0:33.3

Yeah, I got soaked on the way home from work with the dog.

0:40.2

Yeah, she's now raging with me.

0:44.6

Yesterday, like, I don't think I've ever been this wet.

0:46.5

That sounds really weird.

0:52.4

But I dropped my mum's car back at hers.

0:53.6

And I was like, I'm just going to walk home.

1:11.7

And it was like pissing down. And she was like, I'll give you a lift and it's fine it looks like a passing shower it was not a passing shower so there you go no passing showers um okay this is scott i know what I should I should have known right So we've got a couple of interesting topics. Then we have some questions. And we also have some other questions from check-ins. So this morning, or maybe it was yesterday actually, but I read it this morning.

1:23.4

Hannah sent me an article from The New Scient scientist, which was about brown fat.

1:28.6

Well, actually, it was about CRISPR, which is the gene editing technology, I guess.

1:35.2

But it was about editing your, well, certain parts of your genes so that you would produce more brown fat, or they term beige fat as opposed to white fat,

1:46.5

which is like our normal white adipose tissue. Do you know what brown fat is?

1:52.5

I do, but you can tell me.

1:56.7

Yeah, I mean, I'm not, I'm no expert, but it's essentially, yeah, essentially, mostly occurs in hibernating animals.

2:09.5

So we have quite a lot of brown fat when we're young, and then we tend to have less and less of it.

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