Welcome everybody and thanks for joining us on episode #75 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re discussing the topic: “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: Ultra-Processed Foods”.

Ultra-Processed Foods are often marketed as “healthy”, “natural” and “organic”. These words may describe the original ingredients, but they don’t refer to the process of how the food was made. These foods go through multiple processes and contain many added ingredients. They’re highly manipulated. Some examples of ultra-processed foods are soft drinks, chips, chocolate, candy, ice-cream, sweetened breakfast cereals, packaged soups, chicken nuggets, hot-dogs, and fries.

Diets high in these foods may set off the immune system, causing inflammation, gut permeability, and a bacterial imbalance in the gut. These can negatively affect your immune system, and cause weight gain.

Eating ultra-processed foods, such as industrial oils and synthetic preservatives, make them softer and easier to chew and swallow, which may lead to eating a larger quantity of food at a quicker rate. This, in turn, leads to a higher caloric.

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Podcast 75 reference article

• Cognitive decline & weight gain linked to ultra-processed food

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Welcome everybody and thanks for joining us on episode #74 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re discussing the topic: “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: Cortisol – the weight loss devil”.

Cortisol is the primary stress hormone and it’s made in the adrenal glands. It’s elevated when we experience heightened anxiety or stress, and it’s lowered when we’re in a relaxed state.

When cortisol levels rise, all of the body’s energy goes into handling the stressors instead of focusing on digestion, the immune system, or other regulatory functions.

Cortisol stimulates carbohydrate and fat metabolism for quick energy. It prompts insulin release and maintenance of blood sugar levels. This can cause an increase in appetite and cravings for sweet, high-fat, and salty foods.

Today, we’re discussing healthy ways to lower your cortisol levels.

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Podcast 74 reference article:

• 10 Ways To Lower Your Cortisol Levels

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Thanks for joining us on episode #73 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell".

Today we’re in (Part 4) of a series that dives into the “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: What’s My Body Type?”

In Part One, Podcast #70, we discussed the 3 different body types: ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph. In Part Two, Podcast #71, we discussed how to determine which body type you are and how to train and eat for your body type. In Part Three, Podcast #72, we discussed the first two (Adrenal and Thyroid) of the 4 body types according to organ systems of the body.

This week, we’ll discuss the last two of the body types according to organ systems of the body. The Liver body type will have a protruding belly (beer belly) because beer destroys the liver and causes it to leak into the belly. They may have right shoulder pain, skin issues and stiff backs.

The Ovary body type will have their weight in a pouch below the belly button and in their hips and thighs (saddlebags). They may have ovarian issues, menstrual problems, and hot flashes.

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Podcast 73 reference article:

• What Are the Four Organ Body Types?
• Troubling Rise in Suicides Linked with Common Food Preservative



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Thanks for joining us on episode #72 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re in (Part 3) of a series that dives into the “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: What’s My Body Type?”

In Part One, Podcast #70, we discussed the 3 different body types: ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph.

In Part Two, Podcast #71, we discussed how to determine which body type you are and how to train and eat for your body type.

This week, we’re going to discuss body types according to the 4 organ systems of the body.

The Adrenal body type is the most common, and it has a sagging belly, buffalo hump on the back and a rounded face. Excess cortisol is the cause of most of the issues.

The Thyroid body type gains weight all over, has hair loss and loose skin, outside eyebrows falling out, dry skin, and they crave alcohol, bread, pancakes and waffles. Too much estrogen, heavy periods, the environment, or a lack of digestive gallbladder release may be the culprits.

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Podcast 72 reference article:

• What Are the Four Organ Body Types?  

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Thanks for joining us on episode #71 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”

Today we’re in (Part 2) of a series that dives into “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: What’s My Body Type?”

In Part One, Podcast #70, we discussed the 3 different body types: ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph.

This week, we’re going into detail about how to determine which body type you are. We’ll discuss metabolism, eating habits, frame size, and what your body was like in your 20’s. Also, we’ll discuss how to train and eat for your body type.

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Podcast 70 reference article:

• The 3 Body Types: Ectomorph, Mesomorph & Endomorph

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Thanks for joining us on episode #70 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”

Today we’re beginning (Part 1) of a series on “Why Can’t I Lose Weight: What’s My Body Type?”

There are 3 different body types: Ectomorph, Mesomorph, and Endomorph. An ectomorph is slender, with narrow shoulders and lower muscle mass. A mesomorph is athletic, broad shouldered and gains muscle easily. An endomorph is shapely and gains body fat more easily.

However, the body types can shift as we get older based on our activity level and food habits.

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Podcast 70 reference article:

• The 3 Body Types: Ectomorph, Mesomorph & Endomorph

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Thanks for joining us on episode #69 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell” 

Today we’re in (Part 2) of a series that dives into the “20 Reasons Why I Can’t Lose Weight”

In Part One, Podcast #68, we discussed things that may be contributing to your inability to lose weight, such as your exercise habits and calorie consumption.

This week, we’re continuing the discussion. Could it be a medical condition? An addiction? Too much of something? Not enough of another?

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Podcast 68 reference article:

• 20 Common Reasons Why You Can’t Lose Weight

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Thanks for joining us on episode #68 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re beginning (Part 1) of a series that dives into the “20 Reasons Why I Can’t Lose Weight”.

Mindless eating occurs when the brain is distracted, and a person becomes unaware of what and how much he or she is eating. It can lead to excessive calorie consumption and weight gain.

One way to tackle this is to track what you’re eating. Consuming whole foods and eating plenty of protein while adding in exercise, can be helpful.

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Podcast 68 reference article:

• 20 Common Reasons Why You Can’t Lose Weight

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Thanks for joining us on episode #67 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re in (Part 2) of our series on “Why can’t I lose weight?”

In Part One, Podcast #66, we discussed the weight loss industry and its big business. We also examined sugar and its addictive qualities.

This week, we’re discussing how adding in physical fitness can help your weight. Also, how eating at certain times of the day can affect your body’s storage of fat. Your weight can be influenced by your gender, hormones, and insulin levels.

One thing is for sure, many things affect your weight.

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Podcast 67 reference article:

• Why Can't I Lose Weight?



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Thanks for joining us on episode #66 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell”.

Today we’re beginning (Part 1) a series that dives into the question: “Why can’t I lose weight?”

Weight can be an all-consuming topic. You might wake up and think about it, and then before going to bed at night, look down and see your full belly, and promise yourself to be “good” tomorrow.

On the most basic level, calories in should be equal to calories used, in order to maintain your weight. We’ve all heard this. So, what is it that ‘s preventing us from following through?

The weight loss industry is big business. I’ve been desperate before and bought into what they were selling. I’d lose weight and then I’d put it back on. The ups and the downs of the numbers on the scale controlled how I felt about myself. I was looking for a distraction from the emotional pain that life brings. Food was a way to numb it. Like any addiction, sugar became my friend.

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Podcast 66 reference article:

• Why Can't I Lose Weight?

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Thanks for joining us on episode #65 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell.” Today we are in the second part of our series on “The Effects of Stress on the Body and Brain.”

In Part One, in Podcast #64, we discussed what stress feels and looks like, and the body systems it affects. 

This week, we’re discussing “Mood Boosters, your Happy Hormones.” 

The four happy hormones we’ll dive into are (DOES) Dopamine, Oxytocin, Endorphins and Serotonin. 

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Podcast 65 reference article:

Make Your Body Produce More 'Happy' Hormones: Naturally Boost Dopamine and Serotonin

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Welcome everybody and thanks for joining us on episode #64 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell” Today we are beginning a series on “The Effects of Stress on the Body and Brain.

Stress is defined as a feeling of emotional or physical tension. It can come from almost anywhere, including events or thoughts that make you feel frustrated, angry or nervous. In small amounts, it can be a positive thing that helps you avoid danger. But today, a lot of people have chronic stress that may be harming their health.  

Stress can affect all your body’s systems: including musculoskeletal (tight muscles in the neck and shoulders, anyone?), respiratory (panic attacks and asthma attacks), cardiovascular, endocrine, gastrointestinal, reproductive, and the nervous system. 

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Podcast 64 reference article:

• Stress effects on the body & Brain



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Thanks for joining us on episode #63 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell.” Today we are in part three of our series, “What is Memory?” 

In Part One, in Podcast #61, we discussed short term and long-term memory.    

Last week, in Podcast #62, we discussed Memory and Nutrition, and the foods that can boost your memory. 

This week, we’re discussing “Memory and Exercise.” 

Did you know that physical exercise may help boost blood flow to the body and the brain? There are also mental exercises and games you can play to keep your memory sharp. 

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Podcast 63 reference articles

How exercise affects the brain

https://lifesciences.byu.edu/how-exercise-affects-your-brain

How Exercise May Help Keep Our Memory Sharp

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/25/well/move/exercise-brain-memory-benefits.html

 22 brain exercises to improve memory, cognition, and creativity

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/brain-exercises

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Thanks for joining us on episode #62 of “Health Talk with Dr Kell”

 Last week, in Podcast #61, we discussed short term and long-term memory.   

This week, we’re discussing “Memory Boosting Foods – Your Nutrition” 

Would you be surprised to hear that there are certain foods that may boost your memory? Today we are going to discuss those foods.

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Podcast 62 reference articles

Boost your memory by eating right

Maximize memory function with a nutrient-rich diet

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Thanks for joining us on episode #61 of “Health Talk with Dr Kell” 

Today we’re discussing What is Memory? How it works in the Brain & Body? What is the difference between Short- & Long-term memory?

Short term memory is stored temporarily for seconds to minutes. It could be anything from where you parked your car to what you ate for lunch.

Long-term memory is the process in the brain of taking information from the short-term memory and creating long lasting memories. Examples could include things such as your wedding day, graduation day, or a special birthday.

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Podcast 61 reference articles

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Thanks for joining us on episode #60 of “Health Talk with Dr Kell” 

Today we’re discussing “Melatonin & Sleep – Good or Bad – Is it worth the side effect?"

Melatonin is a hormone released by the pineal gland in the brain after dark and has been associated with control of the sleep-wake cycle. 

There are reports of accidental overdosing. Also, taking melatonin on a regular basis may lead lowered production by the pineal gland.

The most common side effects of melatonin are headaches, dizziness, nausea, and drowsiness.

Side effects also reported in kids are slowed breathing, depression and suicidal thoughts.

Having trouble sleeping? Listen to this episode as well as episodes 29 – 31. You’ll be glad you did!

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Podcast 60 reference articles:

• Melatonin: What You Need to Know 
• Thousands of kids are getting sick from downing melatonin
• Melatonin, what should I know about melatonin side effects?

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Thanks for joining us on episode #59 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell.”

Today, as a follow-up to our discussion on Heart Disease (podcasts #56 and #57), we’re discussing “Statin Drugs.”

Statins are a group of drugs that can reduce high cholesterol which may lowering your risk of atherosclerosis and heart problems.

Common side effects include headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, digestion problems, muscle pain, muscle damage, liver damage and neurological side effects. Another reported side effect of statins is Type 2 Diabetes.

There are natural ways to lower your cholesterol without medication, including: limit unhealthy fats, get your omega-3’s, cut back on sugar and alcohol, quit smoking, exercise on most days, and develop healthy sleep habits.

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Podcast 59 reference articles

Article of the day - Meat & memory

A new study shows, in humans, mice, and flies, that elevated plasma levels and a diet rich in the amino acid proline cause a more severe state of depression.

Statin side effects: Weigh the benefits and risks

Statins Linked to Raised Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

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Welcome everybody and thanks for joining us on episode #58 of “Health Talk with Dr. Kell.

Today we’re bringing one of our favorite guests back on the show, Ted Hahn, to discuss “Synthetic verses Whole Food Supplements.”

Dr. Kell interviewed Ted back in Podcast #17, where they discussed “Inflammation and the Autoimmune Response.” Ted is a clinical nutritionist who found his passion in helping doctors and their practices understand how to implement nutrition to improve the health of their patients.

As a Clinical Nutritionist, his favorite, simple rule is “If it doesn’t have fins, feathers, fur, or grow out of the Earth, don’t eat it.” We’re learning that this same rule applies for supplements.

Today on the show, we discuss strength (mg/amount) verses potency (how strong/how well it works), and why the body utilizes whole food better than synthetic.

You might be thinking you’re taking a large dose of Vitamin C, but how much of that is your body able to use? Are you using a daily collagen supplement? We discuss what collagen is and how the body makes it. Are you on blood thinners? You might find our discussion noteworthy.

Sit back and enjoy…

You can’t stop it but you can help prolong your life through healthy living.  Why not live as long as you can, as long as you’re enjoying life.  

Being healthy enables you to live a longer, more enjoyable life.  Isn’t it worth it? 

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Thanks for joining us on episode 57 of “Health Talk with Dr Kell” Today’s topic is “What is Heart Disease - part 2"

Today we talk about Heart Disease, the causes. It’s important you know! You may be able to prevent some of them.

You can’t stop it but you can help prolong your life through healthy living. Why not live as long as you can, as long as you’re enjoying life.

Being healthy enables you to live a longer, more enjoyable life. Isn’t it worth it?

Come join us as we explore the possibilities.

Thank you for listening. You’ll be happy you did!

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Articles referred to during this podcast:

• How the heart works
• What is heart disease
• Causes of Heart Disease
• Risk factors for developing heart disease

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Thanks for joining us on episode #56 of “Health Talk with Dr Kell” Today’s topic is “What is Heart Disease".

Today we talk about Heart Disease, the causes. It’s important you know! You may be able to prevent some of them.

You can’t stop it but you can help prolong your life through healthy living. Why not live as long as you can, as long as you’re enjoying life.  

Being healthy enables you to live a longer, more enjoyable life. Isn’t it worth it? 

Come join us as we explore the possibilities.

Thank you for listening. You’ll be happy you did!

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Articles referred to during this podcast:

• How the heart works
• What is heart disease
• Causes of Heart Disease

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