Join Sharon Palmer on the Genetics Decoded podcast as she delves into the complex world of detoxification and explores how your genetics can impact the process. Sharon reveals startling statistics showing that almost everyone carries a toxic burden and talks about the ineffectiveness of many popular detox methods. From fasting to foot patches and navel pulling, discover why these interventions often fail and learn how to support your detoxification pathways using precise genetic information. Learn about the critical roles of phase 1 and phase 2 detox enzymes and get actionable ideas on how to effectively clear toxins from your body.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(0:18) The Detoxification Industry: A Billion-Dollar Market
(1:06) Understanding Detoxification and Its Importance
(3:01) The Toxic Burden: Research Findings
(9:16) Detoxification Enzymes and Genetic Impact
(13:05) Effective Detoxification Strategies
(23:08) Debunking Detox Myths
(37:33) Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Join Sharon Palmer on the Genetics Decoded podcast as we explore the fascinating Clotho gene and its profound impact on aging and longevity. Discover the cutting-edge genetic research that shows how this anti-aging protein functions, the decline it undergoes around the age of 40, and its critical role in various body organs, including kidneys, parathyroid glands, brain, eyes, ears, and pancreas. Learn about practical steps to upregulate this protein and potentially reverse aging. Discover actionable insights on how exercise, diet, and supplements can upregulate Clotho production, helping you to age gracefully and healthily.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(0:58) Decoding Aging and Longevity
(4:49) Understanding the Clotho Gene
(7:55) Impact of Clotho Protein on Health
(15:55) Genetic Variations and Health Risks
(24:05) Increasing Clotho Protein Production
(24:39) The Importance of Exercise
(35:16) Diet and Supplementation Insights
(36:05) Conclusion and Call to Action
In this episode of Genetics Decoded, host Sharon Palmer delves into the crucial role of the NQO1 gene and its enzyme, quinone reductase, in detoxifying and protecting the brain. Sharon explains why detoxifying the brain is essential, explores genetic variations affecting enzyme activity, and highlights potential health implications such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Learn how to enhance your brain's detoxification process through dietary choices and supplements like sulforaphane.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Welcome to Genetics Decoded
(0:23) Understanding Brain Detoxification
(0:43) The Role of NQO1 Gene
(1:50) Debunking Detox Myths
(2:47) Genetic Variability in Detox Enzymes
(3:40) Importance of Quinone Reductase
(8:32) Impact of Medications and Lifestyle
(11:04) How Quinone Reductase Detoxes the Brain
(16:56) Genetic Screening and Supplementation
(22:43) Quinone Reductase and Neurodegenerative Diseases
(27:28) Boosting Quinone Reductase Activity
(31:04) Conclusion and Contact Information
In this episode of the Genetics Decoded podcast, host Sharon Palmer delves into the subject of histamine intolerance. Sharon explains the scientific basis and genetic factors involved, the different symptoms associated with histamine intolerance, why it's often overlooked, and what you can do to manage it, including dietary changes and the role of probiotics. Sharon also reveals surprising information about antihistamines and their potential to worsen histamine intolerance.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(0:16) Understanding Histamine Intolerance
(8:07) Causes of Histamine Intolerance
(19:57) Symptoms Across Body Systems
(27:05) Histamine Intolerance in Women
(31:47) Dietary Interventions for Histamine Intolerance
(36:28) Probiotics and Supplements
(41:07) The Role of Antihistamines
(46:33) Conclusion and Recommendations
In this episode of Genetics Decoded, Sharon Palmer delves into the relationship between alcohol consumption, aging, and genetics. By exploring the science behind telomeres and alcohol metabolism, we understand how genetic factors influence the aging process and individual responses to alcohol, safe consumption thresholds, what constitutes a unit of alcohol for various drinks, and the importance of honest self-assessment of drinking habits.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(2:07) Alcohol Consumption Patterns
(4:15) Telomeres and Biological Aging
(7:47) Genetic Variances in Alcohol Metabolism
(10:16) Personalizing Alcohol Intake Based on Genetics
(11:14) Understanding Alcohol Units and Health Risks
(12:16) Breaking Down Alcohol Units by Drink Type
(15:42) Calculating Your Weekly Alcohol Intake
(19:17) The Impact of Binge Drinking and Dry July
(22:17) Conclusion and Contact Information
This week on the Genetic Decoded Podcast Sharon Palmer talks about the essential roles of beta-carotene and Vitamin A in our health. Starting with the TikTok trend of turning orange. Learn about the genetic variations that impact beta carotene conversion and the implications of plant-based and carnivore diets on Vitamin A levels. Sharon talks about the symptoms of carotenemia and how it differs from conditions like jaundice, the enzymatic processes involved and how your genetics can guide personalized dietary choices. Sharon shares insights into maintaining healthy skin, immune function, and overall well-being.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(4:46) Health Implications of Beta Carotene and Vitamin A
(10:24) Genetics and Beta Carotene Conversion
(24:10) Dietary Choices and Vitamin A Sources
(26:48) Vitamin A Supplementation: Benefits and Risks
(27:29) Vitamin A and Pregnancy
(31:03) Research on Vitamin A Supplementation
(33:28) Considerations for Plant-Based and Carnivore Diets
(43:05) Conclusion and Contact Information
For episode 20 of the Genetics Decoded podcast, Sharon Palmer explores her top 10 tips for living a healthier and longer life. This episode delves into key longevity genes like ApoE and FOXO3, discussing their impact and how genetics influence aging and health span. Sharon details the top 10 strategies for improving longevity, from diet and exercise to understanding genetic pathways such as folate metabolism and the importance of mitochondrial function.
Let us know in the comments your top 10 longevity list and what we might have missed!
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Chapters:
(0:00) Welcome
(0:30) The Importance of Longevity
(5:08) Understanding Aging and Longevity Genes
(14:43) Top 10 Tips for Longevity
(42:00) Conclusion
In this week's episode of Genetics Decoded with Sharon Palmer, learn about the critical role of estrogens in women's health, emphasising the balance required for optimal well-being. Understand how genetics influence estrogen production and metabolism, the complexities of estrogen types and pathways, and the risks of hormonal imbalances.
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Chapters:
(0:00 Introduction to the podcast
(0:33) Understanding Estrogen
(1:09) The Role of Genetics in Hormone Balance
(1:51) Common Hormonal Imbalances in Women
(3:57) The Dark Side of Estrogen
(5:24) How Estrogen is Produced
(10:31) Estrogen Production Across Different Life Stages
(17:14) Different Types of Estrogen
(19:51) Metabolizing and Clearing Estrogens
(28:22) The Importance of Genetic Testing for Hormone Balance
(31:32) Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Dive into the genetics behind celiac disease. Join Sharon Palmer this week as she discusses the autoimmune condition, its symptoms, and the significance of gluten intolerance. The episode focuses on the importance of genetic screening for a precise diagnosis and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention.
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Chapters:
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
01:27 Understanding Celiac Disease
04:48 Prevalence and Diagnosis Challenges
05:51 Case Studies and Clinical Insights
13:03 Genetic Screening and Early Intervention
20:55 Broader Implications of Gluten Intolerance
32:05 Conclusion and Contact Information
Join Sharon Palmer this week on the Genetics Decoded podcast as she explores the critical role of mitochondria in energy production and overall health. Sharon talks about the essential functions of these tiny powerhouses, the impact of environmental toxins, oxidative stress, and why they are crucial for longevity and neurological function.
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Chapters:
00:00 Welcome to Genetics Decoded
00:31 The Importance of Mitochondria
01:38 Understanding Mitochondrial Function
04:21 Mitochondria's Job Description
09:19 Mitochondria in the Body
15:40 Medications and Mitochondrial Health
22:46 Signs of Mitochondrial Dysfunction
38:26 Genetics and Mitochondrial Support
50:30 Conclusion
Learn about the crucial role of Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor (BDNF) in mental health, cognitive function, and overall well-being in this week's Genetics Decoded podcast with Sharon Palmer. Sharon explores how genetics, stress, sleep, diet, and lifestyle choices influence your BDNF levels and discusses steps individuals can take to enhance this vital growth protein.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(0:24) Understanding Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor (BDNF)
(2:01) The Role of BDNF in Mental and Cognitive Health
(3:38) Genetic Integration and Health Pathways
(5:35) BDNF's Role in Cognitive Health and Stroke Recovery
(6:41) Personal Stories and Clinical Observations
(8:09) Genetic Testing and Personalised Interventions
(25:24) The Importance of Exercise and Nutrition for BDNF
(34:32) Herbal and Lifestyle Interventions for BDNF
(38:58) Conclusion
Learn about the genetic factors behind cow's milk allergy in this week's Genetics Decoded podcast with Sharon Palmer. Sharon talks about how your genetics can influence your body's reaction to dairy products, including lactose intolerance and cow's milk allergy, the difference between A1 and A2 milk, the prevalence of cow's milk allergy, and how to make informed dietary decisions using genetic screening.
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Chapters:
(00:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(00:25) Understanding Cow's Milk Allergy
(01:32) Questions About Dairy Consumption
(02:49) Genetics and Dairy: Personalized Insights
(03:49) Lactose Intolerance vs. Cow's Milk Allergy
(05:07) Challenges in Diagnosing Cow's Milk Allergy
(20:20) The Role of Genetic Screening
(32:13) Practical Advice for Managing Dairy Allergies
(40:29) Conclusion and Further Resources
Learn about your gut microbiome's importance and secretor status's critical role in maintaining gut health in this week's Genetics Decoded podcast with Sharon Palmer. Sharon talks about the different types of secretors—strong, mild, and non-secretors—and how your genetics influence the colonisation and efficacy of gut bacteria. Knowing your secretor status is essential before taking probiotics or altering your diet, and explore personalised healthcare approaches to better support your gut microbiome and overall health.
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Chapters:
(00:00) Introduction to Genetics Decoded
(00:28) Understanding the Gut Microbiome
(01:25) The Importance of Secretor Status
(03:24) How Secretor Status Affects Gut Health
(11:10) Evolutionary Perspective on Secretor Status
(14:49) Impact of Secretor Status on Health
(19:11) Dietary Recommendations for Secretors and Non-Secretors
(27:55) Clinical Insights and Testing for Secretor Status
(32:56) Conclusion
Explore how fructose, the sweetest sugar, impacts our health in the latest podcast episode. Learn how rising fructose intake, driven by added sugars and high-fructose corn syrup, affects your body based on genetic factors. Sharon talks about the risks of hereditary fructose intolerance and how genetic testing can help better understand individual circumstances. Plus, get practical tips for reducing fructose intake to improve your health.
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Chapters:
(00:02) Introduction to Fructose
(10:11) How Much Fructose Are You Having?
(13:25) Fructose And Its Role In Our Survival
(24:25) Fructose And Heart Disease
(35:51) Diabetes and Fructose
(38:55) Summary
Learn about the critical role of the COMT gene in regulating dopamine levels in the brain. Dopamine is a key neurotransmitter involved in attention, mood, behaviour, and mental health. Sharon talks about how genetic variations in COMT can lead to either too much or too little dopamine, contributing to a range of mental health issues like ADHD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and addiction. How to identify COMT genotypes.
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Chapters:
(0:02) ADHD and Mental Health (11:06) Do I Have Too Much or Too Little Dopamine? (22:16) Signs and Symptoms of Low Dopamine in Your Brain (28:19) Signs and Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease (37:23) Headaches and Anxiety: Genetics of Mental Health (41:40) Final Thoughts
Today’s podcast is focused on the role genetics plays in exercise and athletic performance. Learn about the ACTN3 gene, also known as the "speed gene," and how different genotypes of this gene can impact an individual's muscle strength, power, speed, and endurance. Sharon talks about the physical characteristics and performance differences, the three genotypes (RR, RX and XX), the effects on muscle function, the importance of exercise based on this information and how genetics can assist in creating effective training principles.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction To ACTN 3
(5:14) Do Genetics Play A Role In Exercise?
(17:05) Genetics And Exercise Fitness
(26:12) Exercise Induced Rhabdomyolysis
(30:18) Genotypes
(36:57) Closing Remarks
Caffeine is the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world, with 90% of adults consuming it regularly. However, the impact of caffeine on our health can vary greatly depending on our individual genetics. Sharon talks about how our genetic makeup determines how we metabolise and respond to caffeine. Learn about the CYP1A2 enzyme, fast vs slow metabolisers, impacts on our health and tips on reducing caffeine if you need to.
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Chapters: (0:00) Do You Need Caffeine? (3:57) How Long do you Think it Takes for your Body to Clear Caffeine (10:36) Caffeine and its Effects on the Body (18:01) Caffeine and Sleep Disorder (26:06) How to Stop Drinking Coffee If You Need to
In this episode of Genetics, Decoded, Sharon talks about the critical topic of oxidative stress and how understanding your genetics can be the key to effectively managing it. Taking supplements may not be the solution. Learn about the body's primary antioxidant system and how to optimise its function through nutrigenomic interventions. The role of mitochondria, the importance of sperm health, and the limitations of current pathology testing.
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If you are on a vegan or plant-based diet then this is for you. Sharon discusses the key nutrients like vitamin B12, vitamin D, choline, and omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA that vegans and vegetarians may lack. She offers tips for ensuring you get enough of these nutrients, explains why some plant sources may fall short, and highlights factors like genetics that affect absorption. Sharon also recommends practical solutions like supplementation and testing nutrient levels, while cautioning about potential toxicity.
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The confusion with gluten intolerance - what it is, how to know if you have it, and whether products on the market that claim to help are legitimate. Sharon in this podcast explains how gluten triggers an inflammatory immune response in those with a genetic predisposition, which can lead to issues like Celiac disease, autoimmunity, gut problems, skin conditions, brain fog and more.
Research mentioned:
Relative Rates of Gluten Digestion by Nine Commercial Dietary Digestive Supplements- Gregory John Tanner*
Differences between titers on placebo and enzyme therapy were not significant (p = 0.302). - Zebrowksi 2014
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