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356: How to Improve Your Health Based on Genetics With Joe Cohen From SelfDecode
356: How to Improve Your Health Based on Genetics With Joe Cohen From SelfDecode
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Length:
57 minutes
Released:
Jul 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Joe Cohen won the lottery on bad genes. From childhood he suffered from all kinds of inflammation, fatigue, digestive problems, anxiety, depression, and many other issues his doctors couldn’t seem to sort out. Frustrated by the lack of good information and tools, he threw himself into experimentation and self-learning to improve his health like many of us have. He’s now a self-made “biohacker” and he created the ultimate biohacking resource, a website called SelfHacked.
All this led to his next venture, a biotech software platform for DNA-based health research called SelfDecode. We go deep today into how you can use your personalized genetics to understand how to meet your health goals.
There’s so much to cover here I bet we’ll need to have Joe back for round two, but for now let’s get started!
Episode Highlights With SelfDecode
A helpful analogy for how our immune system works
The role of genetics in our personal health
Why all MTHFR mutations aren’t equal (it depends on your genes)
How knowing your genetic information can help you figure out the right path to overcome depression
Ways to counteract your “bad” genes
Why COVID affects some people more than others
Diet considerations for someone with the PEMT (fatty liver) gene
And more!
Resources We Mention
SelfDecode
Longevity DNA Report (get 10% off with code WELLNESSMAMA)
SelfHacked
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514: Teri Cochrane on How Genes, Viruses, Emotions, and Stress Impact Health
356: How to Improve Your Health Based on Genetics With Joe Cohen From SelfDecode
256: Chris Masterjohn on Decoding What Your Body Really Needs
329: How to Slow Aging, Fight Inflammation, & Improve Cellular Signaling With Brian Dixon
337: Science-Backed Strategies for Happiness Even During Stressful Times (With Yale Professor Dr. Laurie Santos of The Happiness Lab)
Have you ever had genetic testing done? What did it do for your health? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let us know. We value knowing what you think and this helps other moms find the podcast as well.
Read Transcript
Child: Welcome to my Mommy’s podcast.
This podcast is brought to you by Wellnesse, my new personal care company that is based on the recipes I’ve been making at home in my kitchen for decades. Many “clean” products simply don’t work and this is why I have spent the last decade researching and perfecting recipes for products that not only eliminate toxic chemicals but contain ingredients that work better than their conventional alternatives and that nourish your body from the outside in. I’m so excited to finally share these products with you and w
All this led to his next venture, a biotech software platform for DNA-based health research called SelfDecode. We go deep today into how you can use your personalized genetics to understand how to meet your health goals.
There’s so much to cover here I bet we’ll need to have Joe back for round two, but for now let’s get started!
Episode Highlights With SelfDecode
A helpful analogy for how our immune system works
The role of genetics in our personal health
Why all MTHFR mutations aren’t equal (it depends on your genes)
How knowing your genetic information can help you figure out the right path to overcome depression
Ways to counteract your “bad” genes
Why COVID affects some people more than others
Diet considerations for someone with the PEMT (fatty liver) gene
And more!
Resources We Mention
SelfDecode
Longevity DNA Report (get 10% off with code WELLNESSMAMA)
SelfHacked
More From Wellness Mama
514: Teri Cochrane on How Genes, Viruses, Emotions, and Stress Impact Health
356: How to Improve Your Health Based on Genetics With Joe Cohen From SelfDecode
256: Chris Masterjohn on Decoding What Your Body Really Needs
329: How to Slow Aging, Fight Inflammation, & Improve Cellular Signaling With Brian Dixon
337: Science-Backed Strategies for Happiness Even During Stressful Times (With Yale Professor Dr. Laurie Santos of The Happiness Lab)
Have you ever had genetic testing done? What did it do for your health? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let us know. We value knowing what you think and this helps other moms find the podcast as well.
Read Transcript
Child: Welcome to my Mommy’s podcast.
This podcast is brought to you by Wellnesse, my new personal care company that is based on the recipes I’ve been making at home in my kitchen for decades. Many “clean” products simply don’t work and this is why I have spent the last decade researching and perfecting recipes for products that not only eliminate toxic chemicals but contain ingredients that work better than their conventional alternatives and that nourish your body from the outside in. I’m so excited to finally share these products with you and w
Released:
Jul 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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