268. Biohacking's Blind Spot: What Bryan Johnson's Autoimmune Diagnosis Reveals
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Bryan Johnson's recent autoimmune diagnosis has sparked an important conversation throughout the biohacking community. In this episode, Kris Gethin explores what this moment means—not as a criticism of Bryan's dedication, but as an opportunity to ask bigger questions about health, longevity, and the limits of optimization. Kris discusses the difference between collecting health data and creating true health, why modern lifestyles often disconnect us from our biological foundations, and how factors like sunlight, movement, grounding, nutrition, and resilience may matter more than endlessly...
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267. Life Update: Getting Sick in India, Social Media Bans, and the Dangers of Unregulated Supplements
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Kris Gethin shares insights on fitness, biohacking, the challenges of content creation, and personal experiences from recent travels. This episode offers practical advice on training, nutrition, and navigating the complex world of health supplements and social media. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and studio setup 00:37 New energy drink and market challenges 01:18 Kris Gethin's approach to cardio and the Carol Bike 02:13 Research-backed benefits of Rehit protocol 03:38 Recent travels and seminars in India and UK 05:06 Family, work, and managing distractions 06:27 Dealing with Airbnb and property...
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266. The Science Behind Oral Bioregulators for Aging and Performance
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Understanding Oral Bioregulators: A Deep Dive In the world of health supplements, oral bioregulators are emerging as a significant topic of discussion, yet many remain unaware of their potential benefits and applications. In this episode, we'll explore what oral bioregulators are, how they function, and why they might be a game-changer in your health regimen. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context 02:26 Understanding Oral Peptide Bioregulators 09:25 Prostate Health and Bioregulators 13:34 Eye Health and Retinal Support 16:53 Kidney Function and Bioregulators 20:33 Liver Health and...
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265. The Free Health Habits That Make Biohacking Work
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Biohacking has become the new status symbol. Everyone wants the chamber, the wearable, the peptide, the IV, the stem cells, the red light, and the expensive recovery tool. But there is a problem most people do not want to admit: the body may not respond to the expensive stuff if the foundation underneath it is weak. In this episode, I’m talking about the part of biohacking that does not look impressive online but changes how well everything else works. The part people skip before they spend thousands trying to fix their energy, sleep, recovery, hormones, body composition, inflammation,...
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264. Why Researchers Are Rethinking Tanning: Melanotan Explained
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Kris Gethin explores the use of melanotan, a peptide that stimulates melanin production, as a healthier alternative to traditional tanning methods. He discusses its benefits for skin health, appearance, confidence, and long-term skin protection, emphasizing research perspectives and safety considerations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Kris Gethin's Personal Tanning Experience 01:22 What is Melanotan and Its Historical Use 03:41 Visual Benefits of a Darker Skin Tone 05:38 Health Risks of Tanning Beds and Overexposure 07:32 Pre-Holiday Skin Preparation with Melanotan 08:52 Reduced Sun Exposure...
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263. Can Tesamorelin Help You Burn Fat and Age Better?
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Discover the science behind Tesamorelin, a research peptide targeting visceral fat and promoting health span. Kris Gethin breaks down its mechanisms, research findings, and implications for fat distribution and longevity. Tesamorelin is a synthetic analog of growth hormone release hormone (GHRH), stimulating the pituitary to release endogenous growth hormone rather than supplying synthetic GH. It primarily targets deep visceral fat, especially around organs, instead of just superficial subcutaneous fat. Visceral fat is linked to metabolic diseases, inflammation, insulin resistance, and...
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262. The Food Label Lie: Why Your “Healthy” Food May Not Be What You Think with Will Harris
The Kris Gethin Podcast
Most people think they know what they’re eating because they read the label. Grass-fed. Organic. High protein. Product of the USA. Low calorie. Clean ingredients. But that label is the end of the story, not the beginning. The beginning is the soil. The animal. The feed. The farm. The chemicals. The confinement. The way the food was raised, processed, mixed, marketed, and sold before it ever reached your plate. And that’s where a lot of people are getting fooled. In this episode of The Kris Gethin Podcast, I sit down with Will Harris, fourth-generation farmer and owner of White Oak...
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261. The Peptide Strategy Behind Rapid Tissue Repair
The Kris Gethin Podcast
In this episode, Kris Gethin discusses the science and practical application of peptides like the Wolverine stack, GHKCU, TB 500, and others for tissue repair, skin health, gut integrity, and injury recovery. Whether you're an athlete or interested in longevity, learn how these peptides support regeneration and how to approach their use responsibly. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction to peptides and tissue repair strategies 00:27 - Kris on authenticity and setup behind the scenes 0:54 - Overview of the Wolverine stack (BPC 157 + TB 500) 1:24 - Benefits of peptides for skin, ligaments, gut, and...
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260. Understanding Epitalon: The Anti-Aging Peptide You Need to Know About
The Kris Gethin Podcast
In this episode I discuss the science and potential of the peptide epitalon in anti-aging, focusing on its effects on circadian rhythms, telomere length, and cellular health. I emphasize a disciplined, holistic approach to longevity and clarifies the current scientific understanding and limitations. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Epitalon and Anti-Aging 01:20 Understanding Epitalon's Mechanisms03:41 Telomere Biology and Aging05:54 Oxidative Stress and Anti-Aging 07:48 Practical Applications of Epitalon10:15 Integrating Epitalon into a Longevity Strategy 12:11 MOTC: A Complementary Peptide ...
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259. The Chemical War on Men
The Kris Gethin Podcast
In this episode of The Kris Gethin podcast, Kris discusses the alarming decline in men's testosterone levels and fertility due to environmental factors, particularly focusing on endocrine disruptors found in plastics, food packaging, personal care products, and more. He emphasizes the importance of understanding how these chemicals affect male health and offers practical advice on reducing exposure to these harmful substances. Kris also highlights the role of lifestyle choices, such as sleep and alcohol consumption, in maintaining hormonal balance and overall well-being. What's...
info_outlineAfter decades of training hard, competing, coaching, and living inside a high-intensity routine, you start to understand that discipline evolves. There comes a point where doing more is no longer the smartest decision, even when you are fully capable of it. In this episode, I explain why I am temporarily stepping away from resistance training as part of a structured stem cell recovery protocol, and why following that protocol matters more than ego, habit, or momentum.
I talk about restraint as a form of discipline, how recovery phases challenge identity, and why so many driven people struggle when visible progress disappears. We unpack what happens when you negotiate recovery, why biology always wins, and how competing stressors slow healing and longevity. I also share how I am approaching movement, sleep, stress regulation, and recovery with intention during this phase.
This conversation goes beyond bodybuilding. It applies to anyone learning when to slow down so they can keep going for decades.
What's Discussed:
(00:02) Why I’m temporarily stepping away from resistance training
(01:11) How stem cell recovery protocols remove competing stressors
(02:31) Discipline through restraint and long-term thinking
(04:41) Why recovery phases challenge identity and confidence
(06:21) Why negotiating recovery protocols undermines healing
(08:10) How intentional movement supports recovery
(10:27) Detaching self-worth from gym performance
(16:23) Knowing when biology is asking for repair
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Resources Referenced in This Episode
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CPI - Stem Cell Therapy (joints, spine, longevity support)
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IV Therapy
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GlycanAge
Biological age and inflammation tracking via glycans
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Peptide Ebook by Kris Gethin (coming soon)
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