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The Model Health Show is a fun, entertaining, and enlightening look at health and fitness. No subject is off limits here! World-renown author and nutritionist Shawn Stevenson breaks down complex health issues and makes them easy to understand and overcome. Whether it's weight loss, chronic fatigue, heart disease, diet, exercise, sex, hormones, sleep problems, or countless other health topics, the insights you get here will help you transform your health and live your best life ever.

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Shawn Stevenson

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Derek Williams
Derek Williams, also known as Mr1nf1n1ty, is a former professional athlete, author, and the founder of a rapidly growing fitness and lifestyle brand. His mission is to help athletes train effectively, maximize their potential, and enhance their energy levels. With a focus on training for longevity, Derek shares insights on proper training techniques, injury prevention, and the importance of mindset in achieving fitness goals.
Tero Isokauppila
Tero Isokauppila is the founder and CEO of Four Sigmatic, a wellness company that specializes in mushroom-based health products. He is an expert in the field of fungi and their health benefits, particularly in relation to gut health and cognitive function. Tero has authored the book 'Healing Adaptogens' and is known for his innovative approach to integrating mushrooms into everyday health routines. His work emphasizes the importance of fungi in both human health and environmental sustainability.
Mark Sisson
Mark Sisson is a renowned author, health and fitness expert, and the founder of the Primal Blueprint, a lifestyle and dietary program that emphasizes the benefits of a primal diet and exercise. He is known for his work in promoting a low-carb, high-fat diet and has authored several books on health and wellness, including 'The Primal Blueprint' and 'The Keto Reset Diet'. Sisson is also the founder of the popular health website Mark's Daily Apple, where he shares insights on nutrition, fitness, and healthy living.
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon is a physician and expert in muscle-centric medicine, focusing on the importance of muscle health for overall well-being. She is the founder of the Institute for Muscle-Centric Medicine and has worked with various patients to improve their health through muscle-building strategies. Dr. Lyon is also a speaker and educator, sharing her knowledge on the role of protein and muscle in metabolic health and longevity.
Dr. Andrew Huberman
Dr. Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist and professor at Stanford University, known for his research on brain function, behavior, and health. He is the host of the Huberman Lab podcast, where he discusses science-based strategies for improving health and performance. Dr. Huberman's work focuses on the intersection of neuroscience and health, particularly how the brain influences physical and mental well-being.
Brad Kearns
Brad Kearns is a New York Times bestselling author, world-ranked professional triathlete, and elite masters track & field sprinter and high jumper. He is known for his expertise in fitness and health, particularly in promoting the importance of walking as a foundational exercise for human health and longevity. His recent book, 'Born to Walk', coauthored with Mark Sisson, critiques the running boom and emphasizes the benefits of walking. Kearns shares insights on age-appropriate fitness goals and sustainable movement practices.

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fitness aging exercises injury prevention longevity mindset strength training pull ups grip strength fungi health mycobiome gut health cognitive function adaptogens plastic-eating fungi environment aging gracefully burning fat building muscle muscle mass immune function metabolic rate dietary protein exercise stress resilience fat loss peak performance exercise modalities functional fitness walking sprinting mobility exercises intermittent fasting metabolism weight loss inflammation health markers autophagy circadian clocks insulin levels sleep quality food insecurity

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Shawn Stevenson
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Subscribers: 167,000
Total Videos: 889
Total Views: 8,716,605
Joined: Jun 7, 2010
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Shawn Stevenson is the author of the USA Today National bestsellers Eat Smarter and the Eat Smarter Family Cookbook, as well as the international bestselling book Sleep Smarter. He’s also the creator of The Model Health Show, featured as the number #1 health podcast in the U.S. with millions of listener downloads each year. A graduate of the University of Missouri–St. Louis, Shawn studied business, biology, and nutritional science and became the cofounder of Advanced Integrative Health Alliance. Shawn has been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, The New York Times, Muscle & Fitness, Good Morning America, ESPN, and many other major media outlets.

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Author of the bestselling books Eat Smarter & Sleep Smarter | Research Scientist | Host of The Model Health Show, ranked #1 Health Podcast in the U.S.

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on The Model Health Show.

0:00 1:01:27

TMHS 889: Do These Exercises to Burn Fat, Increase Your Fitness, & Age in Reverse - With Derek Williams

Hosts
Shawn Stevenson
Guests
Derek Williams
Keywords
fitness aging exercises injury prevention longevity mindset strength training pull ups grip strength

Staying fit as you age requires greater level of dedication and awareness. It also takes a smart strategy that can help you maximize your results, avoid injuries, and build functionality. On todays show, youre going to learn actionable steps to increase your fitness as you age.

Derek Williams, also known as Mr1nf1n1ty is a former pro-athlete, author, and the founder of the fastest growing fitness and lifestyle brand on the planet. His mission is to help athletes train properly, maximize their potential, and increase their energy. On this episode of The Model Health Show, Derek is sharing his secrets on how to train for longevity.

Youre going to learn about the top exercises you need to do to build a healthy, injury-proof body, how to combine fitness modalities for maximum results, and the mindset shift that are necessary to step into higher levels of awareness. Derek has a fascinating story and a wealth of information to share; I hope you enjoy this interview!


In this episode youll discover:

  • The important role that consciousness plays in fitness.
  • Why youhave to be careful who you take advice from.
  • The major problems with the fitness industry.
  • Whatstrength through length means.
  • The importance of learning how to train properly.
  • Anoverlooked muscle that you need to train to avoid injury.
  • The benefits of sled workouts.
  • Why training yourligaments and tendons can protect you.
  • How Derek got interested in fitness, and the evolution of his career.
  • Whyself-belief is the key to discipline.
  • How to master pull ups.
  • Why grip strength correlates withlongevity.

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0:00 1:09:22

TMHS 888: Medicine or Myth? Expert Uncovers the Secret Benefits of Fungi - With Tero Isokauppila

Hosts
Shawn Stevenson
Guests
Tero Isokauppila
Keywords
fungi health mycobiome gut health cognitive function adaptogens longevity plastic-eating fungi environment

Fungi tends to have a negative connotation, but the truth is that the fungus kingdom plays a fundamental role in human health and in the environment. Certain fungal species contain medicinal properties, can restore health to soil, have the potential to reduce pollutants, and so much more. Today, you’re going to learn about how fungi impact your gut health, cognitive function, and their potential to improve the environment.

Our guest, Tero Isokauppila is the founder and CEO of wellness company, Four Sigmatic. Today, he’s back on The Model Health Show to discuss the incredible benefits of fungi on the environment and human health. You’re going to learn about the mycobiome, how certain mushrooms can promote longevity, and the role of adaptogens on the immune system.

We’re also going to discuss the pervasive problem we’re facing with plastics, and why plastic-eating fungi can help restore balance. Tero is sharing the fascinating details behind his new company, and the future of fungi. This episode is full of incredible insights on adaptogens, health, innovation, and so much more. Enjoy!  

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How humans are similar to mushrooms.
  • The relationship between fungi and gut health.
  • What the difference between fungi and mushrooms is.
  • The definition of mycobiome, and why humans are susceptible to fungal diseases.
  • What percentage of pharmaceuticals contains fungus.
  • How immunomodulation works.
  • The relationship between reishi mushrooms and longevity.
  • What percentage of reishi products on the market are inauthentic.
  • The health benefits of mushroom coffee blends.
  • How lion’s mane can support cognitive health.
  • The connection between reishi and sleep.
  • What adaptogens are and how they work.
  • The three qualities of an adaptogen.
  • How to reduce your exposure to plastics.
  • What the #1 household waste item is.
  • How plastic-eating fungi can help solve environmental problems.  

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0:00 1:11:34

TMHS 887: The #1 Key to Aging Gracefully, Burning Fat & Building Muscle

Hosts
Shawn Stevenson
Guests
Mark Sisson Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Dr. Andrew Huberman
Keywords
aging gracefully burning fat building muscle muscle mass immune function metabolic rate health longevity dietary protein exercise stress resilience

If you want to live a long and healthy life, there is one key behavior you must engage in: building and maintaining your muscle mass. Having adequate muscle on your frame can help enhance immune function, improve your survivability against certain diseases, and increase your metabolic rate. Today, you’re going to learn the science on why you should build muscle – and how to do it efficiently.

On this compilation episode of The Model Health Show, you’re going to hear from six world-leading experts in the health and fitness space on why you should build muscle for a long, functional, healthy life. This episode features thought leaders like Mark Sisson, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Dr. Andrew Huberman, and more.

You’re going to discover how having sufficient muscle mass can improve the health of your vital organs, help build your stress resilience, and strengthen your brain. You’re also going to learn about specific strategies you can use to build muscle long-term. This episode is packed with insights to help improve your overall health and extend your longevity. Enjoy! 

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • How muscle mass impacts the health of your organs.
  • What your number one job should be as you age.
  • Why skeletal muscle is the key to survivability.
  • The connection between muscle mass and insulin sensitivity.
  • How muscle can protect you during times of illness or injury.
  • The role of dietary protein for building muscle.
  • Why muscle is the metabolic engine of the body.
  • How to prevent muscle loss as you age.
  • Why strengthening your body can improve your brain.
  • How exercise can make you more resilient to stress.
  • The difference between focusing on weight loss and focusing on muscle gain.
  • How body recomposition works.
  • Why focusing on protein can control your satiety.
  • The importance of having excellent form when you lift weights.
  • How to gain muscle long-term.   

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0:00 1:31:11

TMHS 886: Faster Fat Loss, Peak Performance, & Fitness at Any Age - With Brad Kearns

Hosts
Shawn Stevenson
Guests
Brad Kearns
Keywords
fat loss peak performance fitness aging exercise modalities functional fitness walking longevity sprinting mobility exercises

Although we are living in the most sedentary culture in the history of humankind, we know that movement is a foundational input that our bodies need for physical health, mental health, and so much more. Today, there are a wide variety of exercise modalities and classes that are available – but in this episode, you’re going to learn about what types of physical activity promote true health and longevity.

Today’s guest, Brad Kearns, is a New York Times bestselling author, world-ranked professional triathlete, and elite masters track & field sprinter and high jumper. His new book, Born to Walk, coauthored by Mark Sisson, dives into the broken promises of the running boom and why walking is an essential genetic input for human health and longevity.

In this interview, Brad is sharing his wealth of knowledge on fitness, including how to set age-appropriate goals, the importance of functional fitness, and what it takes to create a well-rounded fitness routine. You’re going to learn about the major problems with common exercise trends, what types of exercises can protect us as we age, and how to engage in sustainable, lifelong movement practices. Enjoy!

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • A common misconception about aging.
  • Why our cultural programming around fitness is ineffective.  
  • The problem with popular high-intensity fitness classes.
  • What the extreme exercise hypothesis is.
  • The three types of exercise we need to protect against falling as we age.
  • Why walking is a powerful foundational exercise.
  • How often we should engage in sprinting exercises.
  • Brad’s experiences with extreme endurance exercises.
  • The importance of attaching yourself to a larger mission.
  • What it means to be coached by your 80-year-old self.
  • Why your movement practices must be sustainable.
  • The #1 exercise for longevity.
  • Why we have to respect our chronological age.
  • The role of mobility exercises for longevity.
  • How your toes impact your walking gait.
  • The importance of spending time barefoot or in minimalist shoes.
  • What the health benefits of sprinting are.

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0:00 55:11

TMHS 885: Can Intermittent Fasting Reset & Improve Your Metabolism?

Hosts
Shawn Stevenson
Keywords
intermittent fasting metabolism weight loss inflammation health markers autophagy circadian clocks insulin levels sleep quality food insecurity

Intermittent fasting has been championed in recent years for its ability to aid in weight loss, reduce inflammation, and improve metabolic health. But fasting isn’t just another dieting fad; it is a time-tested strategy for healing the human body, and it comes with profound benefits. Today you’re going to learn the science behind fasting, including why it’s effective and its impressive benefits on human health.

On this episode, you’re going to learn about how simply shortening the amount of time you spend eating in a day can improve your health. We’re going to uncover the main drivers behind why most people have a lengthy eating window, its effect on our collective health, and how our culture contributes to overeating. We’re going to dive into how intermittent fasting can improve a variety of health markers, and a protocol you can use to integrate fasting into your lifestyle in a healthy way.

You’re also going to learn about key fasting principles, like autophagy, circadian clocks, and insulin levels. We’re going to cover the latest studies on fasting and its ability to reduce visceral fat, improve sleep quality, and so much more. I hope you enjoy this episode of The Model Health Show!

In this episode you’ll discover: 

  • The average amount of hours most people spend eating.
  • What metabolic jetlag is.
  • How eating fewer hours in the day can lead to better sleep.
  • Three primary factors that are driving our increased frequency of eating.
  • The link between eating government subsidized foods and obesity.
  • How the definition of food insecurity has changed.
  • Why sleep deprivation impacts your hunger and appetite.
  • How food science confuses our biology.
  • Why intermittent fasting can reset your metabolism.
  • How your circadian rhythm is connected to metabolic health.
  • The #1 controller of circadian clocks.
  • What autophagy is, and its role in weight loss.
  • The connection between autophagy and exercise.
  • How intermittent fasting impacts insulin levels.
  • The key reason why intermittent fasting can be more effective than calorie restriction.
  • What the FAST protocol is.
  • The importance of being consistent with your fasting schedule.
  • Why nutrients matter while intermittent fasting.   

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