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Norbie Schickel
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Unconditional with Norbie Schickel is a podcast in which we explore what it takes to reclaim radical health and fitness, build an unstoppable mindset, and create your most unlimited, unconditional life. Join each week as we go in-depth on topics related to optimizing mental health, physical performance and lifestyle design. Norbie Schickel is a father and a founder of Anthem Athletics - a fighting and training gear brand. With a lifelong interest in health, functional fitness, and real food nutrition, he started Unconditional to share his journey and passion for these topics with the world.

  1. Looksmaxxing: Logic or Lunacy? | Ep 20

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    Looksmaxxing: Logic or Lunacy? | Ep 20

    Are young men destroying their hormones to win at Tinder? In 2014, Jeremy Meeks’ mugshot went viral — not because of his crime, but because of his looks. Within months of leaving prison, he was modeling for major fashion brands. A redemption story? Maybe. Or maybe something else. In this episode of Unconditional, Norbie Schickel dives deep into the controversial rise of “looksmaxxing” — a growing movement of young men using everything from fitness and jaw exercises to Botox, testosterone, fillers, anabolic steroids, and even extreme cosmetic surgery to increase their “sexual market value.” Is this rational self-improvement in the age of dating apps? Or are we watching a generation gamble its health in response to distorted online incentives? In this conversation, we discuss: The data behind dating apps and match inequalityWhy the top 10% of male profiles may receive the majority of matchesThe psychology and biology of attractivenessSoft maxing vs. hard maxingTestosterone use in teens and young menThe risks of pharmaceutical “optimization”Social media’s impact on male mental healthPromiscuity, hypergamy, and the future of relationshipsWhether young men are responding logically… or destructivelyThis isn’t mockery. And it isn’t moral panic. It’s an honest engagement with an uncomfortable question: If the system feels rigged, how far should you go to change your odds? For young men navigating modern dating, parents raising sons and daughters, or anyone curious about the intersection of fitness, masculinity, social media, and culture — this is a conversation you can’t ignore. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction -  Looksmaxxing: Logic or Lunacy? 05:27 What The Hell Is Lookmaxxing? 09:58 The Why. The Case For Looksmaxxing 17:23 Soft-Maxxing vs Hard-Maxxing 18:49 What Is Bonesmashing? 19:30 Looks Are Not Just For Romance 20:33 Modern Dating Apps Are Rigged Against Average Men 21:44 The Twin Forces of Hypergamy & Promiscuity 22:50 Marriage Has Historically Been A Stabilizing Force For Young Men 26:25 The Health Implications of Lookmaxxing 30:04 Natural Testosterone And Synthetic Testosterone Aren't The Same 33:55 Is Faster Attainment Better? 37:00 Pharmaceuticals, Drugs & Looksmaxxing 44:27 If The Game Is Rigged, Choose Another Game 46:44 Men Massively Outnumber Women On Some Dating Apps AI Summary In this conversation, Norbie Schickel explores the themes of physical attractiveness, the phenomenon of looks maxing, and its implications on dating and societal dynamics. He discusses how societal standards of beauty influence personal choices and the rise of pharmaceuticals and cosmetic procedures in the pursuit of attractiveness. The conversation also delves into the skewed dynamics of online dating, the societal implications of attractiveness, and the importance of health and fitness in achieving personal goals. #looksmaxxing #testosterone #menshealth Increase Testosterone Naturally | 950 Over Age 40 - Without Drugs or TRT | Ep 19 Adventure Is the Answer: Freedom & Balance in a World of Screens | Ep 18 Smartphones, Social Media & The Anxious Generation | Ep 17

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  2. Increase Testosterone Naturally | 950 Over Age 40 - Without Drugs or TRT | Ep 19

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    Increase Testosterone Naturally | 950 Over Age 40 - Without Drugs or TRT | Ep 19

    Testosterone is so powerful it had to be banned from sports. So why are modern men producing 25% less of it than they were just 15 years ago? In this episode of Unconditional, Norbie Schickel breaks down one of the most alarming — and misunderstood — health trends of our time: the collapse of testosterone in modern life. Testosterone isn’t just about muscle, sex drive, or aggression. It’s the hormone that fuels energy, motivation, confidence, focus, fertility, mental health, and long-term vitality — for men and women alike. And yet, testosterone levels in young and middle-aged men have plummeted at historic rates, even after accounting for obesity and lifestyle changes. So what’s actually going on? Drawing from personal blood work (950 total testosterone at age 41), scientific research, and evolutionary principles, Norbie explains why this decline isn’t inevitable — and why relying on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) may come with serious long-term tradeoffs, including fertility loss and lifelong dependence. In this episode, you’ll learn: ·       Why testosterone is the hormone that makes striving feel good ·       The hidden lifestyle and environmental factors suppressing testosterone ·       How low testosterone impacts mood, motivation, energy, and mental health ·       Why women need testosterone — often more than estrogen ·       The difference between natural testosterone production and TRT ·       The most effective, non-pharmaceutical ways to raise testosterone ·       How diet, sleep, sunlight, training, alcohol, stress, and modern habits affect hormones ·       The simplest real-world indicators that your testosterone is improving This is not about shortcuts, injections, or biohacking gimmicks. It’s about restoring the conditions your body needs to function as it was designed to — and rejecting the idea that decline after 30 is unavoidable. If you care about performance, health, longevity, or living with drive and purpose well into midlife and beyond, this episode will change how you think about testosterone — and what you do about it. 🎧 Listen now and take back control of your biology.  CHAPTERS 00:00 The Awesome Power of Testosterone 02:10 Testosterone is Incredible for Men And Women 05:42 The Negative Consequences of Low Testosterone 10:49 Testosterone Levels In American Men Have Fallen Dramatically 13:37 Is TRT the Answer To Declining Testosterone Levels 19:19 Is Declining Testosterone Truly Inevitable 21:47 How To Raise Your Testosterone Naturally Without TRT 23:24 Food for High Testosterone 25:54 The Wrong Water Can Tank Your T 27:11 Dietary Fat & Cholesterol Build Testosterone 34:19 Do Not Miss These Micronutrients 40:47 These Are Secretly Tanking Your Testosterone 41:00 Pornography Is Crushing Your Drive 43:50 Cutting Alcohol Raised My Testosterone To 950 After 40 46:49 Sunlight - Especially For Dark Skin Men 48:20 T-Levels and Birth Control? 50:07 Conclusion & Thank You KEYWORDS testosterone, health, diet, lifestyle, mental health, exercise, alcohol, pornography, natural remedies, hormone optimization AI OVERVIEW This conversation explores the critical role of testosterone in health, its decline over time, and the various lifestyle and dietary factors that can influence testosterone levels. The discussion emphasizes the importance of natural methods to boost testosterone, including diet, exercise, and mental health considerations, while also addressing the negative impacts of pornography and alcohol on hormone levels.

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  3. Adventure Is the Answer: Freedom & Balance in a World of Screens | Ep 18

    1월 29일

    Adventure Is the Answer: Freedom & Balance in a World of Screens | Ep 18

    This is an unofficial Part 2 to last week’s episode on smartphones and social media. If screens are pulling us into the virtual world, this episode explores why real-world adventure, risk, and connection may be the antidote. Last week was the diagnosis. This episode is about what comes next. Smartphones and social media aren’t going anywhere. The question is whether we drift passively into a screen-dominated life—or choose something better. Not by banning technology or pretending it doesn’t exist, but by building a real world that can actually compete with it. In this episode of Unconditional, Norbie Schickel makes the case that adventure is the answer. That risk, responsibility, and unfiltered experience aren’t problems to be managed—but necessities we’ve been quietly removing. And when real life gets thin, the virtual world rushes in to fill the gap. Through personal stories, parenting experiments, and hard-earned lessons, this conversation explores: Why rules and restrictions alone rarely workHow real-world risk builds confidence, judgment, and resilienceWhy a compelling life makes screens less addictiveWhat it looks like to pursue balance without fearThis isn’t a rejection of technology. It’s a refusal to let it replace real life. If you’re wrestling with screens—your own or your kids’—this episode offers a different way forward: less control, more adventure, and a life that pulls you back from the virtual world. CHAPTERS  00:00 Introduction: Adventure Is The Antidote 01:33 Welcome To Unconditional with Norbie Schickel 05:41 We Are Living In  Unprecedented Times 09:01 Judgement Is the Most Important Skill Today 16:18 No Screens Before Age Two - You Will Thank Me 22:33 Screens After The Age of 2 - Less Frequent, But Better 30:38 Full Disclosure - The Advantage Of Homeschooling 33:24 Dealing With Screens At School  37:09 Building Trust and Judgment in Children 37:41 Adventure Is The Antidote To Being Consumed By The Virtual World 40:51 On Sheep & Donkeys 51:45 The Importance of Unstructured Play 54:46 The Thrill of Young Entrepreneurs 56:24 What Happened To The Sheep? 58:58 Conclusion & Thank You AI OVERVIEW In this conversation, Norbie Schickel discusses the challenges and opportunities of parenting in a digital age. He emphasizes the importance of balancing technology use with real-world experiences, the necessity of developing judgment and decision-making skills in children, and the value of open communication about technology. Schickel advocates for embracing adventure and risk in the real world to foster essential life skills, while also preparing for the unique challenges of the teenage years. The conversation highlights the need for parents to model healthy technology habits and engage in meaningful discussions with their children about the impact of screens and social media. LINKS Anthem Athletics Last Week's Episode

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  4. Smartphones, Social Media & The Anxious Generation | Ep 17

    1월 22일

    Smartphones, Social Media & The Anxious Generation | Ep 17

    Have smartphones and social media actually made our lives better—or are they quietly destroying our mental health? In this episode of Unconditional with Norbie Schickel, we take a deep dive into the impact of smartphones and social media on mental health, childhood development, and modern life, drawing heavily on the work of social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and his groundbreaking book The Anxious Generation. Since around 2010, rates of anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicide among teenagers and young adults have surged. This conversation explores why. We examine how the convergence of smartphones and algorithm-driven social media has fundamentally rewired childhood—shifting kids from a play-based childhood to a phone-based childhood—and why this shift has proven especially damaging for pre-teens and teenagers. In this episode, we discuss: How smartphones and social media are reshaping childhood and adolescent brain developmentWhy mental health outcomes have worsened so dramatically since 2010The different ways social media harms girls versus boysThe role of dopamine, social comparison, gaming, pornography, and online predationHow overprotection in the real world and under-protection online created a perfect stormWhy free play, risk-taking, and antifragility matter more than everPractical, hopeful solutions for parents, schools, and individualsThis is not a doom-and-gloom episode. While the realities are uncomfortable, this conversation is ultimately optimistic. The solution isn’t rejecting technology—it’s restoring balance, reclaiming real-world adventure, and consciously choosing a way of life that supports mental health, resilience, and human flourishing. If you’re a parent, educator, or anyone concerned about mental health, technology, fitness, and the future of our children, this episode is essential listening. 🎙 Subscribe to Unconditional with Norbie Schickel for in-depth conversations on on reclaiming radical health and fitness, and living your most unconditional life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction - Smartphone, Social Media & The Anxious Generation 03:03 The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt 05:52 The Context & Stakes - Why This Is So Important 09:18 Why Cutting Smartphones and Social Media Is Hard 15:21 Intro To Jonathan Haidt's Thesis 18:37 The Problem Is BOTH Smartphones AND Social Media 20:49 Something Significant Changed In 2010 27:36 The Shift from Play-Based to Phone-Based Childhood 31:42 The Impact of Safetyism on Childhood Experiences 44:45 Social Media And Predators In the Virtual World 46:06 Unique Harms by By Gender 48:09 How Smartphones & Social Media Harms Girls 54:12 How Smartphones & Social Media Harms Boys 01:01:23 The Virtual World and Its Effects on Boys 01:02:24 The Case for Optimism 01:08:36 Empowering Parents: Real-World Adventures AI Overview  This conversation explores the profound impact of smartphones and social media on youth, particularly focusing on the shift from a play-based childhood to a phone-based one. It discusses gender differences in digital engagement, the consequences of overprotection in parenting, and the alarming decline in youth well-being. The dialogue emphasizes the need for parents to navigate these challenges and highlights the urgent need for awareness regarding the risks associated with digital platforms. #mentalhealth #healthpodcast #fitnesspodcast #theanxiousgeneration Links The Anxious Generation Are We Better Off Episode Apple Podcasts

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  5. The New Food Pyramid 2026: What Everyone Is Missing | Ep 16

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    The New Food Pyramid 2026: What Everyone Is Missing | Ep 16

    The food pyramid is back—and according to the headlines, it’s been flipped upside down. But has it really? In this episode of Unconditional, host Norbie Schickel breaks down the newly released U.S. dietary guidelines and the updated food pyramid, separating media hype from what the recommendations actually say. From claims about beef tallow and full-fat dairy to suggestions that Americans should eat dramatically more meat and protein, Norbie walks through the numbers, the context, and the overlooked details that matter most. Drawing from personal experience, nutritional research, and a critical review of the original 1992 food pyramid, this episode explores how decades of dietary advice helped usher in ultra-processed foods, metabolic dysfunction, and chronic illness. Norbie compares the old and new pyramids side by side, examining servings of grains, protein, dairy, fruits, vegetables, and—most importantly—healthy fats. What’s the real shift behind the new food pyramid?  Why healthy fats—not protein—may be the biggest change.  What the guidelines still fail to address about ultra-processed foods, seed oils, pesticides, and food quality.  How countries like Japan and traditional cultures maintain metabolic health without macro obsession.  Why “real food” matters more than carb vs. fat debates. This episode goes beyond sound bites to ask the bigger questions: Is this truly a move toward whole foods, or just a visual rebrand? And what would a more honest, useful food framework look like for families, schools, and everyday Americans? If you’re interested in nutrition, health policy, real food, metabolic health, or questioning conventional dietary wisdom, this conversation will challenge how you think about what’s on your plate. 🎧 Listen now and join the conversation about food, fitness, and taking ownership of your health. CHAPTERS 00:00 The New Food Pyramid 2026 - A Deep Dive 02:59 Why The New Food Pyramid 2026 Matters 07:04 Critique of the Original Food Pyramid 07:36 Introduction to the Food Pyramid Changes 08:29 Does The New Food Pyramid Live Up To the Hype? 12:15 Old Vs New. What's Changed In The New Food Pyramid? 13:26 The New Food Pyramid Is Upside Down 19:46 Comparing Old and New Food Pyramids 22:19 Grains, Fruits, and Vegetables in the New Guidelines 25:11 Dairy and Protein Recommendations 25:36 What Everyone Is Missing About The New Food Pyramid 29:21 Shocking. The New Food Pyramid And Seed Oils 32:10 The Most Shocking Miss Of The New Food Pyramid 34:32 It's Not About Macros, It's About Ultra-Processed Foods 36:46 What About Japan? The Food Spinning Top 39:52 What Would Have Been Better? 42:15 The New Food Pyramid: A Step Forward? 42:41 Conclusion: Taking Aim At The Real Enemy of Ultra-Processed Foods AI OVERVIEW In this conversation, Norbie Schickel discusses the new food pyramid and its implications for nutrition and health. He explores the changes from the original food pyramid, emphasizing the importance of real foods and the dangers of ultra-processed foods. Schickel critiques the new guidelines for not adequately addressing food quality and proposes alternative frameworks for understanding nutrition. #realfood #nutrition #healthpodcast #fitnesspodcast

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  6. I Quit Alcohol. The Why, The How & The Results. Dry January | Ep 15

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    I Quit Alcohol. The Why, The How & The Results. Dry January | Ep 15

    Should I quit drinking when I don’t have a problem?  In this episode of Unconditional Norbie Schickel shares his honest experience of quitting alcohol after more than 20 years of low-to-moderate drinking, and what changed over two years without it. This is not a conversation about addiction, shame, or moral judgment. It’s about effectiveness, clarity, and intentional living in a culture where alcohol is deeply woven into social life. If you’re considering Dry January, curious about sobriety, or questioning whether alcohol is subtly holding you back — mentally, emotionally, or physically — this episode offers nuance, personal insight, and a practical framework for change. Norbie explores why he chose to quit without being an alcoholic, the science-based ideas that challenged his assumptions, how alcohol impacts stress tolerance and habit formation, and what he gained — and lost — by removing it.  No preaching. No purity tests. Just an honest audit of alcohol, culture, and personal growth. SHOW NOTES Are low to moderate levels of alcohol consumption safe? Should I quit drinking even if I don’t have a problem? Dr. Andrew Huberman’s podcast shifted Norbie’s perspective Alcohol’s impact on chronic stress, anxiety, and confidence Why alcohol can make new habit formation harder The “strategic replacement” method for breaking habits Social life, relationships, and identity without alcohol Health changes after quitting (sleep, recovery, hormones) Two-year results: upsides, downsides, and trade-offs Will Norbie ever drink again? Chapter:  00:00 Introduction: Quitting Alcohol & Dry January 05:45 Stakes & Context: Why The Subject of Alcohol is Difficult 07:52 Challenge #1 - Alcohol Serves An Important Social Function 08:48 Challenge #2 Alcohol Feels Good & Has Many Benefits 09:49 There Is A Sea Change On The Topic Of Alcohol 10:31 Why I Quit Drinking When I Didn't Have A Problem 12:42 The Catalyst for Change: Dr. Andrew Huberman's Influence 18:20 Why Huberman's Alcohol Podcast Was So Effective 25:21 The Truth About Alcohol - Explained Clearly  31:45 The Two Reasons I Personally Quit Drinking 38:44 How I Stopped Drinking - Ending A 20 Year Habit Cold 44:26 Get The People Close Onboard (If Possible) 47:42 The Most Powerful Way To Quit Alcohol - Strategic Substitution 56:54 Treat Sobriety As An Experiment, Not A Religion  59:05 Going Sober - My Results At 2 Years 59:35 The Downside of Cutting Alcohol 01:00:53 The Mixed Blessing Of Going Sober 01:03:36 The Significant Benefits of Sober Life 01:03:43 Life Without Alcohol Became Way More Interesting 01:04:34 Quitting Alcohol Improved My Sleep 01:05:17 Here's What Quitting Alcohol Did for My Testosterone 01:07:39 Raising Your Testosterone Naturally Is Incredibly Beneficial 01:09:19 Sobriety Reduced Anxiety & Chronic Stress 01:12:21 Final Words & Conclusion - Will I Ever Drink Again? Resources Mentioned: Huberman Lab Podcast On Alcohol Function Health  Anthem Athletics Keywords Dry January, sobriety curiosity, quitting alcohol, mindful drinking, alcohol and anxiety, habit change, mindset, personal growth, men’s health, intentional living, fatherhood, entrepreneurship Hastags #DryJanuary #SobrietyCurious #QuitDrinking #Mindset #PersonalGrowth #IntentionalLiving #Men’sHealth #HabitChange #UnconditionalPodcast

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  7. From Overweight & Inflamed To Ripped & Aesthetic: Here’s What Worked | Ep 14

    2025. 12. 05.

    From Overweight & Inflamed To Ripped & Aesthetic: Here’s What Worked | Ep 14

    In this episode of Unconditional, host Norbie Schickel breaks down the simplest, most sustainable path to getting lean, strong, and radically healthy—without crash diets, endless cardio, or injectable weight-loss drugs. After exploring the shocking history of polio and the rise of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic in recent episodes, today we shift fully into fitness, metabolism, and the truth about what actually works for long-term fat loss. Norbie shares the real first step to transforming your body (hint: it’s not calorie counting, macros, or spending hours in the gym). You’ll learn why countries like Japan have avoided the obesity crisis, how whole-foods and walking outperform extreme diets, and why consistency—not willpower—is the true “magic pill.” Then, Norbie reveals the two brutally effective workouts that shaped his own physique—workouts that build muscle, shred fat, and skyrocket conditioning with no gym, no equipment, and almost no time required. You’ll learn: 🔥 What You’ll Learn Why “eat less, move more” has failed—and what actuallydrives sustainable weight lossHow whole foods and daily walking mimic the benefits of GLP-1s without side effectsWhy obesity is not a moral issue and how shame destroys long-term progressThe surprising reason the Japanese maintain the world’s best metabolic healthHow to build a lean, aesthetic, athletic physique without PEDs, bodybuilding splits, or long workoutsThe Burpee Ladder Workout—theultimate anywhere-anytime fat-loss toolA wrist-friendly burpee variation used byfighters and grapplersThe science behind Tabata intervals and how to use them to build muscle, endurance, and conditioning in just 4 minutes The principle of progressiveoverload without weightsHow wrestlers, gymnasts, and ancientwarriors built their physiques without modern equipmentWhether you’re just beginning your health journey, returning to fitness, or already lean and looking to take things to the next level, this episode offers a simple, proven framework for building a body you’re proud of—naturally. If you’ve wondered whether it’s possible to get lean, muscular, or even ripped without a gym membership or extreme dieting, the answer is a resounding yes. This episode shows you how. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 03:54 The Question I Get Asked The Most Is About Getting In Shape 04:05 Alternative to GLP-1s, Japan, Whole Foods & Walking 09:18 Japan: The Only Country To Get Wealthy Without Getting Fat 10:59 Quick Recap For Natural, Permanent Weight Loss 12:43 The Importance of Whole Foods and Walking 14:07 Beyond Whole Foods & Walking - Starting Body Recomposition 15:04 Building Your Dream Physique Is Possible 17:16 The Fitness World Is More Than Bodybuilding 23:41 Two Effective Workouts for Body Recomposition 26:30 Caveat On Performance Enhancing Drugs 29:55 Finally, The Two Workouts Revealed 30:09 Workout #1 - Modified Burpee Ladder 33:55 Consistency Is Your Superpower 37:53 Building In Progressive Overload 39:52 A Better Burpee? Here's My Favorite Variation 48:07 Workout #2 - 4 Minute Tabata Workout

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  8. The Shocking Truth About Polio – Moths, Metals, Microbes & Forest Maready | Ep 13

    2025. 11. 19.

    The Shocking Truth About Polio – Moths, Metals, Microbes & Forest Maready | Ep 13

    What do you really know about polio? 💡If you believe that the story of polio is fundamentally one of virus 🔬and vaccines prepare to have your mind blown 💥. Most of us grew up with this story: a terrifying disease emerges sometime in the not-too-distant past. Some lives are lost, while others are left crippled or paralyzed for life. Scientists race against time to isolate the virus, develop a vaccine, and finally bring the nightmare to an end. But what if that story is only part of the truth? In this episode of Unconditional with Norbie Schickel, we go in-depth into The Moth in the Iron Lung by Forrest Maready and the untold story of polio – one of metals, moths and microbes, and a century-old epidemic with shocking parallels to COVID19. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Polio: A Complex Discussion 04:43 The Story of Polio Is Much More Than Virus and Vaccines 07:13 The Moth in the Iron Lung By Forrest Maready 07:40 When Outsiders Break The Mold - Hypercar Founders 08:14 Forrest Maready & Brett Weinstein - Dark Horse Podcast 13:48 The Conventional Story of Polio Is Wrong 15:50 Rethinking Polio: Metals, Microbes, and Malevolence 24:06 Polio: A Disease Pattern with Multiple Origins 29:10 The Connection Between Metals and Polio 34:43 The Injection of Metals Into the Food Supply 35:02 Polio and Pesticides: Lead Arsenate 37:21 Steedman's Teething Powder & The Age Of Metallic Medicine 52:52 The Polio Virus, or More Accurately, Viruses 59:13 Koch's Postulates & The Search For The Cause Of Polio 01:01:15 Koch's Postulates & Debate Over Germ Thoery vs. Terrain Theory 01:02:58 The 1916 Polio Outbreak & The Rockefeller Institute 01:04:49 The 1916 Polio Outbreak Is Different & More Deadly 01:11:20 The 1916 Polio Epidemic: Gain Of Function Research 01:22:38 Are Vaccines Resposible For The Decline In Polio 01:28:15 Conclusion & Thank You Join Norbie — father, fitness enthusiast, and founder of ⁠Anthem Athletics⁠ — as he dives deep into what it takes to reclaim radical health and fitness, build an unstoppable mindset, and create your most unconditional life.

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Unconditional with Norbie Schickel is a podcast in which we explore what it takes to reclaim radical health and fitness, build an unstoppable mindset, and create your most unlimited, unconditional life. Join each week as we go in-depth on topics related to optimizing mental health, physical performance and lifestyle design. Norbie Schickel is a father and a founder of Anthem Athletics - a fighting and training gear brand. With a lifelong interest in health, functional fitness, and real food nutrition, he started Unconditional to share his journey and passion for these topics with the world.

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