#149 - What Science Says About Intermittent Fasting, Sunscreen Risks, And Mosquito Magnets
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We trade the most interesting health headlines of the month and test our assumptions about fasting, sunlight, and mosquito prevention. We connect the dots between gut health, kidney function, inflammation, sunscreen ingredients, and the biology that makes some people mosquito magnets.
• Crohn’s disease research on 16:8 time-restricted eating and symptom relief
• fasting-mimicking diets and why meal timing may affect circadian rhythms and the gut microbiome
• autophagy, inflammation reduction, and the case for fasting beyond weight loss
• chronic kidney disease findings tied to low-salt fasting-mimicking approaches
• kidney communication with the brain, immune system, and metabolism
• sunscreen headlines, chemical absorption concerns, and the benefits of smart sun exposure
• FDA approval of bemotrizinol and questions about US regulatory delays
• what attracts mosquitoes, including CO2, heat, skin chemistry, beer, bananas, and clothing color
• DEET and permethrin tradeoffs plus practical non-chemical bite prevention
• patchouli oil as a potential repellent and who should avoid it
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