The Larson Health Podcast

The Larson Health Podcast
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The Larson Health Podcast helps you understand the root causes behind weight gain, hormone imbalance, gut issues, inflammation, arthritis, IBS, SIBO, Crohn’s disease, high cholesterol, blood sugar problems, fatigue, and other chronic health concerns. Hosted by Kim Larson, Functional Nutrition Coach and founder of Larson Nutrition, this podcast breaks down nutrition, functional medicine, fasting, metabolism, menopause, digestive health, and longevity into practical, research-backed conversations you can actually use. If you want clear guidance, better health, and a food-as-medicine approach to healing from the inside out, this podcast is for you.

  1. Aug 8

    HUNGER PAINS Why You’re Hungry an Hour After Eating | Foods That Keep You Full for Hours

    You eat a big bowl of pasta with a side of garlic bread. Ninety minutes later, you're standing in front of the fridge like you haven't eaten all day. Then, on a different day, you eat a smaller meal — some salmon, a pile of broccoli, half an avocado — and you're satisfied for five, six hours. Same amount of effort. Same feeling of 'I just ate.' Totally different outcome. Why? That's what we're digging into today: the actual biology of hunger. Why some foods switch it on within the hour, and others keep it quiet clear through to dinner. Once you see this mechanism, you'll start recognizing it in every meal you eat — and it changes how you build a plate. Welcome back to the show. Today's episode is called Hunger Pains — a look at the real, measurable biology behind why we get hungry when we do. We're going to talk about blood sugar, a couple of hormones you've probably heard of and a few you haven't, and why fiber, protein, and quality fats like avocado, extra virgin olive oil, nuts, and seeds are quietly some of the most powerful hunger-control tools you have.

    HUNGER PAINS Why You’re Hungry an Hour After Eating | Foods That Keep You Full for Hours

  2. Jul 7

    Introduction to Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women

    Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a medical treatment used to replace hormones that naturally decline as women approach and go through menopause. For many women, this hormonal shift can lead to symptoms that affect physical health, emotional well-being, sleep, and overall quality of life. HRT can be an effective way to relieve these symptoms while also providing long-term health benefits for some women.

    Introduction to Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women

  3. Jul 7

    Understanding PCOS: A Spectrum of Experiences

    Could PCOS look completely different from one woman to another? Why do some women with PCOS conceive naturally while others struggle with infertility? Why do some experience severe symptoms while others barely notice them? In this episode, we explore why Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) isn't a one-size-fits-all condition—and why understanding the spectrum of PCOS can change the way women approach their health and fertility. Join us as we break down the science behind PCOS, explain why symptoms vary so widely, and discuss the latest understanding of this complex hormonal condition. Whether you've recently been diagnosed, have been living with PCOS for years, or simply want to better understand women's hormonal health, this conversation provides practical insights and evidence-based information.

    Understanding PCOS: A Spectrum of Experiences

  4. Jun 25

    The best and worst supplements for aging according to science

    🌿 Are the supplements you're taking actually helping you age better—or just draining your wallet? In this educational solo episode, Kim Larson breaks down the latest research on supplements for aging and reveals what science says about some of the most popular products on the market. From vitamin D and calcium for bone health to glucosamine, collagen, fish oil, multivitamins, and nootropics, Kim explores what truly works, what doesn't, and why building a strong foundation through nutrition and movement matters more than any pill. If you've ever wondered whether your supplements are worth the investment, this evidence-based conversation will help you make smarter decisions about supporting your health, longevity, and quality of life. In This Episode, You'll Learn:✔️ The newest findings on calcium and vitamin D for maintaining bone health ✔️ Why glucosamine may have surprising benefits beyond joint support ✔️ The concerns surrounding nootropics and tyrosine supplementation ✔️ What studies reveal about multivitamins and longevity ✔️ Why fish oil supplements often don't provide the same benefits as eating fish ✔️ The growing evidence supporting collagen for skin and joint health ✔️ How food, exercise, and lifestyle habits remain the most powerful tools for healthy aging ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction to Supplements and Health 02:26 – The Truth About Calcium and Vitamin D 10:36 – Glucosamine: A Surprising Revelation 16:08 – Nootropics and Tyrosine Concerns 21:51 – Multivitamins and Fish Oil: Are They Worth It? 29:00 – Collagen: The One Supplement That Works 34:54 – Conclusion: Building a Foundation for Health 🔗 Resources Mentioned • Larson Botanicals • LarsonNutrition.com • Supco App 💬 Sound Bites "Multivitamins don't extend life for healthy adults." "Fish oil capsules often don't deliver the benefits of fish." "Ask if there's real evidence before buying a supplement." 👍 If you found this episode helpful, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone looking to make informed choices about supplements and healthy aging.

    The best and worst supplements for aging according to science

  5. Feb 23

    The male fertility crisis

    The decline in male fertility isn’t just a personal health issue—it’s a biological alarm bell for our entire species. Most of us are unaware that sperm counts have plummeted over 50% in just two generations, and testosterone levels are following a similar unsettling trajectory. It’s not about individual choices alone; this is a systemic crisis driven by environmental toxins, metabolic disruption, and lifestyle shifts that threaten our reproductive resilience—and potentially, our future as a reproductive species. In this eye-opening episode, you’ll discover the startling data behind this decline, including the landmark 2017 meta-analysis by Dr. Shanna Swan, which compiled 185 studies across four decades. You’ll see how widespread environmental chemicals like BPA, phthalates, glyphosate, and PFAS are sabotaging hormone signaling, damaging sperm DNA, and impairing mitochondrial function—fundamental processes for fertility. Plus, we break down how systemic inflammation, insulin resistance, and oxidative stress form a vicious cycle that weakens both male and female reproductive health at their core. We delve into actionable insights you can implement today: how resistance training, nutrient optimization with zinc, selenium, and omega-3s, plus reducing exposure to plastics and endocrine disruptors, can reverse or slow this decline. You’ll understand why sleep quality, circadian rhythms, and reducing chronic stress are critical levers for maintaining testosterone and sperm quality. This isn’t just theory—clinical trials show measurable improvements in semen parameters within just a few weeks of lifestyle adjustments. The stakes are high. Falling fertility rates, rising chronic disease, and shifting demographics aren’t just societal trends—they’re biological signals of systemic imbalance we’ve overlooked for too long. But the good news is, you have power over your health and future generations. Restoring reproductive resilience isn’t about guesswork—it’s about strategic, science-backed interventions that renew our biological capacity, one cycle at a time. Perfect for anyone concerned about fertility, hormonal health, or simply wanting to understand how modern life impacts our biology. This episode equips you with the insight to take control—because when we restore systemic health, fertility and vitality follow. Don’t wait for the crisis—be part of the solution today.

    The male fertility crisis

  6. Feb 23

    Why Hormone Disruption Is a Family Issue

    Join Kim Larson on the Larson Health Podcast as she delves into the critical issues of endocrine disruptors and their impact on testosterone levels and overall health. Discover how everyday chemical exposures, metabolic dysfunction, and lifestyle factors contribute to hormonal imbalances. Learn practical strategies to reduce these exposures and improve your health through nutrition, lifestyle changes, and non-toxic products. Tune in for insights on protecting your family's health across generations.

    Why Hormone Disruption Is a Family Issue

  7. Feb 23

    How to Protect the Brain, Heart, and Metabolism

    How to Protect the Brain, Heart, and Metabolism Your brain, heart, and metabolism are deeply connected — and protecting them is the key to longevity, clarity, and vibrant energy. In this episode, we break down the science and the practical habits that support cognitive health, cardiovascular strength, and metabolic balance. From daily nutrition shifts to stress regulation, movement, sleep optimization, and inflammation control — you’ll learn how small, consistent choices compound into powerful long-term protection. We discuss: • The connection between brain fog, heart health, and insulin resistance • Why metabolic dysfunction is at the root of many chronic diseases • The role of inflammation in aging • Foods and lifestyle habits that protect your cells • How stress impacts your heart and cognition • Simple, sustainable strategies to future-proof your health If you care about longevity, mental clarity, and aging well, this episode gives you actionable tools you can start using today. Your future self will thank you.

    How to Protect the Brain, Heart, and Metabolism

  8. Jan 25

    Water Fasting Is Not a Trend — It’s a Human Biological Rhythm

    There are some who think that water fasting is a new trend that modernist came up with but that is not true. We all agree that water is important to our body but how much ? Yes, there is a certain amount that can be dangerous to the body. This episode is knowledge packed and answers the question " What percentage of water do we need as humans ?"

    Water Fasting Is Not a Trend — It’s a Human Biological Rhythm
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The Larson Health Podcast helps you understand the root causes behind weight gain, hormone imbalance, gut issues, inflammation, arthritis, IBS, SIBO, Crohn’s disease, high cholesterol, blood sugar problems, fatigue, and other chronic health concerns. Hosted by Kim Larson, Functional Nutrition Coach and founder of Larson Nutrition, this podcast breaks down nutrition, functional medicine, fasting, metabolism, menopause, digestive health, and longevity into practical, research-backed conversations you can actually use. If you want clear guidance, better health, and a food-as-medicine approach to healing from the inside out, this podcast is for you.

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  • Creator
    The Larson Health Podcast
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 The Larson Health Podcast
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