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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2019 · 57 MIN

#22- Is Low Sodium to Blame for Sugar Cravings and Obesity? Fast Food and Health, Experiences of First Responders

from The Fitness Experiment · host The Fitness Experiment

This is PART 2 of our obesity podcast. What is the obesity epidemic and what are the major causes/potential solutions? We talk about the physiological effects of low sodium in the brain, and how it modulates dopaminergic neurons in the Nucleus Accumbens and beyond. How is it related to sugar cravings, is there a potential connection!? Tune in to find out. We also address a long list of potential "causes" or "solutions" to this epidemic. Fast foods, technology, political mandates and more. We also tell stories of first hand experiences from first responders dealing with accidents and traumas as it relates to obesity. Enjoy! ---SHERRIFF'S PERFORMANCE ACADEMY--- Fitness programs that reflect client goals, assessment results, and structural balance. Jesse works alongside regional level crossfit athletes, professional hockey players, and athletes of all kind. WEBSITE » sherriffacademy.com/ INSTAGRAM » at www.instagram.com/sherriffacademy/?hl=en ---BRAIN IGNITION--- Science-based nutrition & wellness programs that allow athletes to reach their top level of performance. Chett provides consultation to NHL prospects and other professional hockey players, high level crossfit athletes, student-athletes, and busy CEO's, nurses, and teachers. WEBSITE » www.brainignition.ca/ INSTAGRAM » www.instagram.com/brainignition_chett/?hl=en FACEBOOK» https://www.facebook.com/brainignitionc/?modal=admin_todo_tour 

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