Episode 053: Welcome to another episode of Real Health Radio. For this show I’m speaking to Brad Abrahams and Jeremy Stuart.
They are the directors of a new documentary called On The Back Of a Tiger. The tagline for the documentary is “the workings of life revised: Maverick scientists and thinkers challenge our understanding of disease, aging, nutrition and consciousness”.
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How they first met
00:06:10
Who is Ray Peat
00:09:05
What did they think of Peat’s work when they first discovered it
00:13:20
The experience of meeting Ray Peat
00:15:30
The initial thoughts about creating the documentary
00:21:15
They started it out of there own pocket
00:22:40
The success of the Kickstarter campaign
00:26:00
How the Kickstarer campaign has helped
00:28:20
What On The Back Of The Tiger is about
00:35:45
Harold Hillman’s contribution to the world
00:40:40
Gilbert Ling, Mae Wan Ho and Gerald Pollack
00:45:20
Fred Kummerow is the reason we know of the dangers of trans fats
00:52:00
George Slavich’s work on how gene’s reacts to stress
00:55:10
Paul Andrew’s and his review of anti-depressants
00:57:30
The connection between serotonin and LSD
00:59:50
When is the film likely to be ready
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Hi Chris – Fantastic podcast! Its’ so refreshing to listen to workings of Dr Ray Peat in an accessible, easy to understand format. I would love to know more about your views on Ray Peat’s theories. Thank you