069 // Beth Shirley – How EMFs Deplete Nitric Oxide & What To Do About It

Registered Pharmacist and Certified Clinical Nutritionist Beth Shirley has been publishing some of the most advanced content I’ve seen around nitric oxide, and why EMFs deplete this essential substance inside our body.

In this deep dive, Beth explains how her research fits into Dr. Martin Pall’s work around the nitric oxide-peroxynitrite cycle, how to replenish your nitric oxide levels, and how to mitigate some of the EMF damage we’re all experiencing in the 21st century.

Discussed during this episode:

  • What nitric oxide is, and how it’s produced inside the human body
  • The two distinct ways that your body can produce nitric oxide
  • How EMFs deplete your nitric oxide, and what downstream consequences this causes
  • Why Beth disagrees with Dr. Martin Pall on the role of peroxynitrite in EMF damage
  • The many foods that can help replenish your nitric oxide levels
  • The one supplement that Beth is a scientific advisor for, and that can help replenish your nitric oxide reserves

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NOTE: This content is based on Nick’s opinion and is provided solely for entertainment purposes. You should do your own research when searching for information regarding health issues and always review the information carefully with your professional health care provider before using any of the protocols or recommendations presented on this podcast. The information provided is not intended to replace medical advice offered by a physician or other licensed health care provider.

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16 Responses

  1. Brilliant explanations about Nitric Oxide Nick and Beth Shirley. Just don’t know where to begin! Endothelial micro circulation was a real eye opener.
    Can you tell me how or even if NO has an effect on diffusion processes in the body please?

        1. Here’s what she said:

          “Not really sure what this question is all about.

          As far as the micro capillary bed, this is where ALL the action takes place.
          Where all the exchange of oxygen, glucose, nutrients & removal of wastes & debris happens.

          With NO governing all circulation AND microcirculation, which includes all the jmicrocapillaries, then NO has everything to do with the exchange.

          In some of my other talks I speak about how nitrate helps restore the tight junction proteins which is responsible for the barrier integrity & epithelial transport.”

          Hope this helps! You can probably get in touch with her if you have additional questions. I’d try Linked In!

  2. Hi Nick, it would be wonderful to know what you named your podcast, as I prefer to Listen via the podcast App, as it is easier to start & stop. I couldn’t understand the name you mentioned at the start of this podcast. 🙏

  3. Nick, thanks so much for the great info! I attempted to order Beth’s NO support but see that it is available to practitioners only. Is it available somewhere besides the Berkeley site? Anxious to try it out.
    Cheri

  4. Loved this too Nick, so meaningful as it seems to give me a new option to explore to help my EHS. I wonder if having lots of spider veins also links in with these micro-capilliaries or micro-circulation? Thanks again

    1. I’m not too familiar with the root causes of spider veins – most articles I found seem to mention that they are *not* caused by a lack of circulation. It does not mean that nitric oxide would not help them though, I’m not sure.

      Nick

  5. Thanks Nick, I really appreciated this pod cast. Is there a way for me to get a printed download of this pod cast. I’d like to be able to read through it a little more slowly to try to absorb a bit more of it.

    1. Hey Betty, unfortunately the show is still very small so I cannot justify adding professional transcripts or spending all that time doing transcripts. Maybe you can try finding a service that can auto-transcribe audio files?

      Nick

  6. Dear Dr Beth in recently watch your video with Dr Rachael on Nitric Oxide
    You mentioned using potassium Nitrate.im a 63 year old young at heart man After going through prostate cancer getting divorced starting life all over getting Covid 19 Shots thinking I’m doing everything rghit my
    ED is so severe nothing working Could you please point in more of a direction of what good type and directions of usage
    A UPS driver
    Thank you Rod