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The Health Pulse
🎙️ The Health Pulse – Your quick guide to better health!
In under 20 minutes, get expert insights on health and nutrition. Stay informed, and take charge of your wellness with actionable tips. Whether optimizing your health or exploring diagnostics, we keep it simple and insightful.
Listen, learn, and take control—one pulse at a time! 🔬✨
Podcasting since 2025 • 40 episodes
The Health Pulse
Latest Episodes
Metabolic Syndrome: Can Diet Reverse Your Risk? | Episode 40
In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we explore the growing global issue of metabolic syndrome—a condition that significantly increases the risk for heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. But there’s good news: the ...
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Episode 40
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Decoding Your Lipid and Metabolic Health Panels | Episode 39
In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we break down what your cholesterol panel is really telling you—not just about your heart, but about your liver health and overall metabolism. Inspired by Dr. Robert Lustig’s i...
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Episode 39
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21:49
Blood Pressure: Signal of Metabolic Dysfunction | Episode 38
In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we reveal the often-overlooked connection between high blood pressure and insulin resistance. While hypertension is typically treated as a standalone condition, research shows that
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Episode 38
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15:13
Understanding and Addressing Low Testosterone in Men | Episode 37
In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we explore low testosterone—a condition that affects far more than sex drive. From muscle loss and brain fog to increased belly fat and mood changes, declining testosterone levels can...
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Episode 37
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18:03
Sugar’s Metabolic Toll: Insulin Resistance and Mitochondrial Health | Episode 36
In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we dive deep into the cellular consequences of high sugar intake, examining how it drives insulin resistance and damages mitochondrial function—the energy powerhouses of...
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Episode 36
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