What is Long Covid? And how can you recover from it?
This post on Long Covid is from Dr. Keith C. Ellis, our guest in episode 436. Keith has researched the pathophysiological mechanisms behind Long Covid,
Read MoreKathleen investigates the serious side effects of anti-depressant use and her recommended health product. Peter talks about future guests and our featured author. Antidepressants, known as SSRIs, are among the most harmful medications on the market which can cause suicidal ideations, sexual dysfunction (which is often permanent), emotional numbness, severe agitation, violent psychosis, cognitive decline…
Read MoreKathleen explores the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. Peter comments on a hidden danger in teabags, this week’s and future guests and this week’s featured author. The Yakking Show is brought to you by Peter Wright & Kathleen Beauvais contact us to be a guest on our show. https://TheYakkingShow.com peter@theyakkingshow.com kathleen@theyakkingshow.com …
Read MoreOur guest in this episode is Jenny Powers—writer, athlete, scientist, and author of On the Origin of Being. Jenny dives deep into how cultural advancements have far outpaced our biological evolution, leading to modern challenges in health and lifestyle. Discover how our ancestors’ hunter-gatherer lifestyles and diets supported healthier living, while today’s overconsumption of highly…
Read MoreKathleen looks at Interval Walking Training, Peter reminds you that as we are now publishing guest interviews every second week, there was no guest interview this week. He mentioned the guests who will be on the show over the next few weeks.
Read MoreKathleen looks at Interval Walking Training, Peter reminds you that as we are now publishing guest interviews every second week, there was no guest interview this week. He mentioned the guests who will be on the show over the next few weeks. Interval Walking Training, developed by the Japanese, is a technique that alternates between…
Read MoreKathleen looks at how high blood pressure increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 42% in untreated cases compared to people without hypertension. Blood pressure damages brain capillaries when elevated, causing blood clots, leakage and restricted blood flow leading to cognitive decline. Vitamin D deficiency increases blood pressure. News on this week’s and future…
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