Ep. 447 Revolutionizing Heart Health: A Cardiology Masterclass, Part 2  | Women’s Heart Health

Ep. 447 Revolutionizing Heart Health: A Cardiology Masterclass, Part 2 | Women’s Heart Health

We have the second part of our mashup on heart health today, featuring insights from Dr. Stephen Hussey and Dr. Thomas Dayspring on the real drivers of cardiac disease. In this episode, Dr. Hussey challenges conventional views on heart disease. Dr. Dayspring dives into the key markers for cardiovascular risk and the essential role of lifestyle changes for heart health. Join us for a fresh perspective on heart health. Ep. 254 Understanding and Optimizing Heart Health with Dr. Stephen Hussey [8:52] After experiencing a massive myocardial infarction, Dr. Hussey came to realize that chronic stress, metabolic health, and environmental factors play a far more prominent role in heart disease than is commonly acknowledged. Yet the medical system remains fixated on cholesterol as the primary cause of cardiac issues, ignoring evidence that both acute and prolonged stress can directly trigger cardiac events. [22:11] Due to liability concerns and lack of approval, Western medicine operates within a rigid system that prioritizes standard treatments over potentially effective alternatives like intravenous magnesium sulfate for clot prevention. That limits physicians in exploring innovative approaches despite promising research. [29:13] Dr. Hussey explains that metabolic heart attacks can occur without arterial blockages due to oxidative stress forcing the heart into an inefficient glucose-dependent state, leading to tissue death instead of cancerous growth. His insight challenges conventional views on heart disease that tie into the historical shift driven by the flawed research of Ancel Keys that vilified saturated fats while promoting processed vegetable oils. [53:35] Heart attacks are often triggered by stress rather than just cholesterol buildup. Managing stress, along with metabolic health, inflammation, and nervous system balance, is the key to heart disease prevention, with fasting being beneficial across all three areas. Ep. 352 Lipid Masterclass: Apo-B, Labs and Women's Heart Health with Thomas Dayspring [00:02:33] APO(b) Levels are essential for assessing cardiovascular risk. Dr. Thomas Dayspring recommends an APO(b) below 80 mg/dL for general health and below 60 mg/dL for optimal longevity. He highlights the benefits of lifestyle interventions before considering pharmacological treatments, especially for those genetically predisposed to high APO(b). [00:24:00] The loss of estrogen during menopause increases APO(a) protein production, leading to higher LP(a) levels. That can elevate cardiovascular risk, and factors like pregnancy complications, PCOS, and lipid issues can indicate future heart disease risk, making early monitoring and appropriate hormone therapy crucial for women's long-term health. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Dr. Stephen Hussey On his website On Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Connect with Dr. Thomas Dayspring On Twitter (@DrLipid) On LinkedIn

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Ep. 71 Aging in Reverse with an Active and Healthy Lifestyle Change

Ep. 71 Aging in Reverse with an Active and Healthy Lifestyle Change

We are joined by Fat Loss Expert turned high performance coach, Natalie Jill. Natalie works to help women “Age In Reverse” and level up their lives! At 48 years old, she has rebuilt herself three times over. Being gifted at what she does, she helps women uncover what is holding them back from results and guides them to uncover their true passion. Natalie has created a globally recognized brand with well over 2.5 million social media followers worldwide, two best selling books, and recognition from Forbe

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Ep. 70 Healing Anxiety and Other Mental Illnesses through Nutrition

Ep. 70 Healing Anxiety and Other Mental Illnesses through Nutrition

In this episode, we are joined by Trudy Scott. Trudy Scott is a Food Mood Expert, and a certified nutritionist on a mission to educate and empower anxious individuals worldwide about natural solutions for anxiety, stress and emotional eating. She serves as a catalyst in bringing about life enhancing transformations that start with the healing powers of eating real whole food, using individually targeted supplementation and making simple lifestyle changes.

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Ep. 69 Living the Life with Impact and Purpose

Ep. 69 Living the Life with Impact and Purpose

In this episode, we are joined by Lance W Essihos. Lance Essihos is the creator of the increasingly popular and innovative series, “University of Adversity,” as well as providing VIP quality podcast production that allows people with or without a podcast the freedom to have their own voice and success without all of the work.

2 Nov 201940min

Ep. 68 The Impossible Burger, and Other Alternatives to Meat

Ep. 68 The Impossible Burger, and Other Alternatives to Meat

In this episode, Cynthia Thurlow and Kelly Donahue, PhD talk about one of the most controversial, trending food substances that has been circulating in the nutrition space. They dove into what makes a food healthy or unhealthy, better and worse alternatives to meat and the general role and impact of food and nutrition to our overall health.

26 Okt 201931min

Ep. 67 The Carnivore Diet, Health Benefits and Lifestyle

Ep. 67 The Carnivore Diet, Health Benefits and Lifestyle

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Shawn Baker. Dr. Shawn Baker is a doctor, an athlete, a father and a proponent of a carnivorous lifestyle. His achievements are as heavy as the weight he can lift and include serving as a chief of orthopedics and as an orthopedic surgeon for several high establishments. He has a past history as a nuclear weapons Combat Commander, is a Gold Medal holder of the Texas Strong Man, and was in the top 5 of the USA Strongest Man Contest.

19 Okt 201942min

Ep. 66 Lifestyle Medicine, Prevention and Cure to Illnesses

Ep. 66 Lifestyle Medicine, Prevention and Cure to Illnesses

In this episode, Cynthia Thurlow and Kelly Donahue, PhD talked about Personalized Lifestyle Medicine, its definition, benefits and implementation. They talked about the common misconceptions of traditional medicine, benefits of Personalized Lifestyle Medicine and its impact on an individual's health that goes way beyond just prescribing medicine. They also touched on trending diets, nutrition and the importance of lifestyle change for illness and disease prevention.

12 Okt 201932min

Ep. 65 Redesigning Lifestyle and Nutrition to Treat Chronic Autoimmune Diseases

Ep. 65 Redesigning Lifestyle and Nutrition to Treat Chronic Autoimmune Diseases

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Terry Wahls. Dr. Terry Wahls is a clinical professor of medicine at the University of Iowa where she conducts clinical trials. She is also a patient with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, which confined her to a tilt-recline wheelchair for four years.

5 Okt 201941min

Ep. 64 Healthy Libido, Science in Sex & Intimacy

Ep. 64 Healthy Libido, Science in Sex & Intimacy

In this episode, we are joined by Susan Bratton. Susan Bratton is a champion and advocate for all who desire passionate relationships. Considered the “Dear Abby of Sex,” Susan’s fresh approach and original ideas have helped millions of people of all ages and across the gender spectrum transform sex into passion.

28 Sep 201945min

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