Martin Pytela and Scott Paton have been getting together regularly to talk about alternative health issues for a long while now. So long, in fact, that they’ve ranked up over 200 different episodes for you to feast your ears on. So if this is your first time tuning in, you’ve got a lot to look forward to!

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This episode features some spirited discussion on the topic of repetitive stress and work-related injuries and how they be avoided. This is very eye-opening stuff. You might be surprised to know the true causes of some of these problems.

Often the problem is simply not enough nutrients reaching the right places in the body when they’re needed.

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Martin Pytela, founder of the Life Enthusiast Co-op, and his co-host Scott Paton don’t just like to talk about alternative health issues in isolation. One of the great virtues of their long-running podcast series is their ability to take issues they are discussing and relate them to things that are going on around the world right now. This week is no exception!

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The topic this week includes the infamous BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Scott and Martin ask what would be alternative health nuts solution to this problem? Maybe it’s in fact not as hard as we think.

John Hutchinson and Nancy Lazaryan are researchers into this very field. They have found that certain radio frequencies when transmitted can actually reduce the oil and grease pollution in the Gulf of Mexico itself. What a discovery!

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Martin Pytela, founder of the Life Enthusiast Co-op, is back along with his superb co-host Scott Paton to talk about alternative health and how it can improve our lifestyle. The topic today revolves around the common lifestyle of working in an office 9-5 with that deadly commute each day and how this can lead to a great deal of stress being built over a period of time.

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Martin and Scott start their conversation by discussing two different kind of tired. Scott wants to say there is feeling tired from a day chock full of physical activity, hiking, biking, running etc. But then, he continues, there is also that tired after coming home from work where you’ve been sitting in front of the computer all day, plus sitting in your car only to full completely exhausted.

In theory, we shouldn’t be tired after resting all day. So what’s going on?

According to Martin, the answer lies in oxidative stress. Now we all may not know what oxidation is, but we see it all around us. Rust on your car and fruits or vegetables which go bad after you’ve sliced them in half are common examples of this phenomenon. It is this same principle that causes our skin to age and sag as we get older.

You’ll have to listen to the full episode to learn all the ways you can fight this process, but a good place to start is by supplementing with the Life Enthusiast Co-op’s Exsula Superfoods. They are great at providing you with energy you never even knew you had.

Martin Pytela and Scott Paton get together for another great podcast episode discussing alternative health issues. The conversation this week concerns malnutrition and a certain practical application to both of our hosts, who often travel around the world doing seminars.

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Scott recounts a story of sitting on a train platform when he realized he had just caught a cold. Even though it was a sunny day, he felt a shiver run down his spine and knew he’d be fighting this one for a while.

What Scott describes in a result of malnutrition resulting from extended time on the road without proper nutrition and regular meals. Frequent flying and time zone changes can have a tremendous effect on mental and emotional health. While traveling, you are frequently cramped in tight quarters with a large group of people, which can lead to the spreading of disease when your immune system is least expecting it.

This wonderful episode also has Martin analysis of modern day “supermarket diets” which consists primarily of refined flours, sugars, soft drinks and processed, prepackaged food. No wonder malnutrition runs rampant. Tune into the podcast episode for helpful solutions and remedies!