Kat's Keto Bakery is a brick and mortar store in Grandview, MO and also ships some items from online orders. She has an inspirational story that you won't want to miss, and now coaches others in nutrition and fitness as well as selling her keto treats.

Chris Kidawski is the author of The Pain Bible series, as well as The Ultimate Self-Help Guide for Joint Pain. He is known for working with elite athletes and also everyday folks with joint and muscle pain. Find him @thepainbibles on Instagram or at ChrisKidawski.com, and his books are available from Amazon.

Mitch Webb looks into the nervous system and stored trauma, since his previous journey of recovering from a TBI and some other serious injuries and accidents. He has a new podcast called Rooted Conversations and has some new tools for people that don't respond to just changing diet and exercise habits. Find him at MitchWebb.com or @kmitchwebb on Instagram.

Author of the One Minute Workout, Martin Gibala, PhD, talks about benefits of exercise and how to get the benefits in shorter amounts of time. Find him at MartinGibala.com and his book on Amazon and Audible.

Gary Baudisch, also known as Elder Beast on X and Elder Beast Legacy on Instagram, has inspiration for anyone but especially the aging population. Enjoy our conversation and follow him @ElderBeast1 if you use X or @ElderBeastLegacy on Instagram.

Maria Fiatarone Singh of StrongMedicine.org and one of the subjects of the book Stronger, by Michael Joseph Gross, joins me to talk about research on using weight training to combat what we thought of in the past as effects of aging.

Shaun Scott, @EyesOnCarnivore, improved his eyesight and eye health after a diagnosis of Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare genetic eye disease. He is spreading the word on all the social media sites. Hear his story of hope for recovery of a genetic disease.

Nayiri Mississian returns for a chat, about what's new and what we learned from the Symposium for Metabolic Health which we attended separately by livestream, and the PHC Conference in London that she attended in person. She also fills me in on her not so pleasant discoveries about peri-menopause, which is improving with treatment.