Generative Energy #71: SSRIs Increase Estrogen | Keto, Stress, and NAD+/NADH | Bioenergetic Tradition | Alzheimer's with Georgi Dinkov episode artwork

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Generative Energy #71: SSRIs Increase Estrogen | Keto, Stress, and NAD+/NADH | Bioenergetic Tradition | Alzheimer's with Georgi Dinkov

from The Generative Energy Podcast · host Danny Roddy

* Watch on YouTube, Odyssey* Listen on Spotify00:00 - Catch-up, BPA in paper towels, pandemic bonds, Australia, Cyber Polygon, online ID, Facebook "whistleblower"17:06 - SSRI drugs decrease androgens, progestogens, increase estrogens27:02 - Motivation and hypothesis for this show ("following in a bioenergetic tradition"), stress, energy, sugar, fats45:29 - Idealabs update, methoxy harmalane, trapoxin, vikasol, b1, b3, cancer57:09 - Alzheimer’s patients have lower metabolic rate and higher fatty acid oxidation, lipid peroxidation, hypothyroidism01:03:28 - For most individuals, the risks of keto diets outweigh the benefits, NAD+/NADH, hypoxia, electron flow, ketone body ratio01:10:50 - Outro, Georgi's life, squid game's depiction of the elite Get full access to The Danny Roddy Weblog at dannyroddy.substack.com/subscribe

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