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Sugar Crush: And Now, The Rest of the Story...Author: Richard Jacoby
Do you want to get unglued? Do you have chronic illness, consume too much sugar, or think you're addicted.... Do you think you can trust everything you read from the medical industry? Then this is the show for you. Welcome to.... Sugar Crush: And Now, The Rest of the Story... Join Dr. Rick Jacoby, author of the best-selling book, Sugar Crush, and the upcoming book Unglued... as he has conversations with the leading authorities about topics ranging from: Autism... to Alzheimers.... and everything in between. Come along and see how Stem cells are leading the way to dissolve the effects of sugar... allowing you to get UNGLUED. Follow along on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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The Body’s SOS: Can Repair Cells Solve the Riddle of ALS and MS?
Tuesday, 20 October, 2026
What if sending repair cells to an injury is only half the challenge - and the environment they arrive in matters just as much?Dr. Rick Jacoby joins his AI assistant, Chat, for a thought-provoking episode of Sugar Crush, connecting a mysterious discovery in 1884 to today’s research into cellular signaling and regenerative medicine. At the center of the conversation are MUSE cells: stress-tolerant cells being studied for their ability to respond to injury signals.Through his “estuary” metaphor, Dr. Jacoby explores how blood flow, oxygen availability, mitochondrial function, inflammation, and metabolic health might influence the conditions surrounding damaged nerves. The discussion examines ALS and MS, distinguishes their disease processes, and puts his theories about sugar, trauma, and nerve compression up against the limits of current evidence.Along the way, an imagined scientific roundtable brings historical discoveries into conversation with modern research—and asks what meaningful progress should look like for patients.An exploration of promising questions, unproven connections, and the difference between cells reaching an injury and delivering measurable repair. MUSE cells remain investigational, with no established cure for ALS or MS.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
