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In dieser Folge mit Christian Muschitz und Karin Amrein geht es um Möglichkeiten, möglichst lange eine gute Lebensqualität zu erhalten. Dabei besprechen wir unter anderem Themen wie Hormone, Bewegung, sinnstiftende Tätigkeiten - einerseits aus evolutionärer, aber auch aus persönlicher Sicht. Univ. Prof. DDr. Johannes Huber (geb. 1946) ist Gynäkologe, Buchautor und Theologe in Wien. https://www.drhuber.at/

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the wonderfully random life of Adam Schorger—a man who’s lived in Saudi Arabia, studied gunsmithing, wrestled with journalism, befriended GIS, and still manages to fit in gym time and screenless hobbies. Basically, he’s a one-man Swiss Army knife of the geospatial world. The hosts, powered by caffeine and TopoDOT hype, guide us through tales of failing forward, mentoring like a boss, and building GIS empires from scratch at Orbital Engineering—because who doesn’t want a side of cartography with their asset management? Adam also debunks the myth...

Le ghiandole della sottomucosa della bocca si attivano e aumentano il numero di cellule (adenocarcinoma) con lo scopo di favorire la produzione di muco e saliva e far quindi scivolare meglio il "boccone" da inglobare. La famosa “acquolina in bocca”, in fondo, è la forma di "fisiologia normale" di questo programma. Domanda: è davvero necessario oggi come oggi che i nostri tessuti aumentino la loro funzione in quella che chiamiamo fisiologia speciale? In altre parole: nell'ottica della natura, hanno ancora senso i sintomi?Hai già visto i 12 webinar storici?Vivi la tua esperienza ...

In this episode, Laura shares three haunting auditory experiences that have left her questioning the unseen forces around us. In 1991, while serving as a Mormon missionary in Puerto Rico, Laura and her companion were disturbed by the sound of a chair being dragged across the room. Later, as her mother battled cancer, Laura heard snoring and crochet needles clicking in her bedroom—sounds reminiscent of her mother. Finally, after watching The Conjuring 2, Laura was terrified by the sound of boxes being dragged in her attic and knocking in threes. Though she’s never seen a ghost, these eerie ...

Weather History: In 1873, a deadly tornado tore through southeastern Iowa, affecting Keokuk, Washington, and Louisa counties before moving into Illinois. The storm produced very large hail (up to 4.5 inches in diameter), killed 8 people, and injured at least a dozen others. This event prompted the first detailed tornado damage survey in Iowa, conducted by the U.S. Army Signal Corps. 7-Day Weather Forecast: Temperatures are expected to remain cool for the next week. Rain chances increase as the weekend approaches, with the best chance for precipitation Sunday night into Monday. The following ...

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Scientist E.O. Wilson’s book Biophilia hypothesized that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life. He wrote, “To an extent still undervalued in philosophy and religion, our existence depends on this propensity, our spirit is woven from it, hope rises on its currents." I watched as the Wilson’s Warbler bounced like popcorn through the narrow, willow-ish leaves of an unknown desert shrub. While this bird was named for a different Wilson, he certainly satisfied E.O. Wilson’s Biophilia.

To get a taste of the discussions that were happening at the 2025 Food Safety Summit, we spoke face-to-face with Sharon Beals, Founder, SKKB; Peter Taormina, Ph.D., Founder and President, Etna Consulting Group; Sandra Eskin, J.D., CEO, STOP Foodborne Illness; John O'Fallon, Senior Manager Environmental Sensors, Zebra Technologies; Monica Khoury, Senior Quality Expert, Nestlé; and Lily Yasuda, Program Manager, Alliance to Stop Foodborne Illness. In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak with: Sharon Beals and Dr. Peter Taormina [2:24] about the function and limitations of finished ...

انقلابی در دنیای پزشکی در راه است! سازمان غذا و داروی آمریکا (FDA) به تازگی چراغ سبز خود را برای اولین کارآزمایی بالینی ایمنی پیوند کبد خوک به انسان نشان داده است. این خبر امید تازه‌ای برای هزاران بیمار مبتلا به نارسایی شدید کبد است که در لیست انتظار پیوند عضو انسانی قرار دارند یا واجد شرایط آن نیستند، بیماری که می‌تواند تا ۵۰٪ مرگ و...

What if we could secure critical supply chains through bioengineering? What if the vaccines protecting millions worldwide didn't require harvesting 10,000 trees annually from Chilean mountains? Maria Astolfi is tackling this exact challenge through groundbreaking work with P450 enzymes.Growing up surrounded by biodiversity shaped Maria's unique perspective on biotechnology. After co-founding the Amazon's first synthetic biology lab and working at Ginkgo Bioworks, she now conducts research in UC Berkeley's Jay Keasling laboratory. Her mission? Solving one of biomanufacturing's most persistent ...

Why Women Are More Vulnerable—and What You Can Do ClinicallyCould histamine intolerance be the hidden driver behind your patient’s anxiety, bloating, headaches, or skin flares? In this episode, nutritionist and epigenetics expert Zelda Graham breaks down the complex interplay between histamine, methylation dysfunction, gut health, and hormonal imbalances—especially in women.You’ll gain critical insights into the role of DAO and HNMT enzymes, estrogen’s impact on histamine load, and why symptoms often worsen during ovulation and perimenopause.Zelda also shares clinical strategies to ...

We wrap up our three-part Bee Buzz Q&A series with a big one — covering everything from screen bottom boards and queen excluders to robbing behavior, swarm cells, spring mite counts, aggressive bees, and more. Plus, a quick family update from graduation weekend, a pickup mission to Kentucky, and the latest with Howard the cat (who now demands an intro shoutout). This is a packed episode with over 20 questions answered.What’s Inside This Episode:When to do your first mite wash after installing packagesQueen cells: how to tell the difference (and what to actually do)Is a loud hive a sign ...

Scientist E.O. Wilson’s book Biophilia hypothesized that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life. He wrote, “To an extent still undervalued in philosophy and religion, our existence depends on this propensity, our spirit is woven from it, hope rises on its currents." I watched as the Wilson’s Warbler bounced like popcorn through the narrow, willow-ish leaves of an unknown desert shrub. While this bird was named for a different Wilson, he certainly satisfied E.O. Wilson’s Biophilia.

In this episode the team welcome special guest Andy Brunskill from S A Partners, who shares his insights of how Green World Innovation techniques can be effective in the Red World of continuous improvement.

Welcome to Paranormal Spectrum, where we illuminate the enigmatic corners of the supernatural world. I'm your host, Barnaby Jones, and today we have a very special guest joining us:Sam Baltrusis, author of "Ghosts of Salem: Haunts of the Witch City" and featured in "The Curse of Lizzie Borden," has penned eighteen paranormal-themed books including "Haunted Boston Harbor" and "Ghosts of the American Revolution." He has been featured on several national TV shows including the Travel Channel's "A Haunting," "Most Terrifying Places," "Haunted Towns," and "Fright Club" (1 & 2). He also made a cameo...

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📝 Episode Highlights:Connor’s journey from greenhouse grower to propagation leaderScaling propagation: key infrastructure and protocolsHormonal treatments and substrate selection for optimal rootingManaging cultivar libraries and mother plant healthIPM and environmental control strategies tailored for vegWriting and refining SOPs for compliance and consistencyTrack-and-trace integration in a regulated cannabis marketThe role of living soil vs. hydroponics in Connor’s career🧪 Mentioned in This Episode:Collective Elevation: www.collectiveelevation.comKIS Organics Products & Podcast: ...

Welcome to Monsters on the Edge, a show exploring creatures at the edge of our reality in forests, cities, skies, and waters. We examine these creatures and talk to the researchers studying them.Joining us on this week's show:Richard Freeman is a working cryptozoologist, author and explorer. He searches for and writes about unknown animals. The melodramatic may call him a monster hunter. He has hunted for creatures such as the yeti, the Mongolian death worm , the giant anaconda, the almasty, orang-pendek the gul, the naga, the ninki-nanka the Caspian tiger and the Tasmanian wolf. He is the ...

Electrification sounds like a good idea. Everything is powered using carbon-free sources, such as wind, solar, and hydro. But electrification isn't practical for everyone or every jurisdiction. In fact, some governments are rethinking their electrification policy as they weigh the costs against the benefits. On today's show, Jeff Ihnen, President of MichaelsEnergy, will join our discussion on electrification. As an engineer who has worked in the energy industry for nearly 30 years, Jeff brings a unique perspective regarding the challenges facing the industry, especially the push for ...