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Nov 2, 2026
Zach ZywiecHOST
Even if you are in South Florida.
RalphHOST
Atrophied.
RalphHOST
Atrophied and having little Sunday scaries.
RalphHOST
Atrophied or not, it finds you.
RalphHOST
It finds you.
RalphHOST
It finds you.
Reza JazayeriGUEST
You know, muscle...
Reza JazayeriGUEST
Atrophy is a big deal, right? And so I use neuromuscular stimulation for all my ACLs.
Reza JazayeriGUEST
And I think it's something that, look, there's not one magic thing.
Reza JazayeriGUEST
And this is what we'll talk about.
Rose SinisterHOST
And A Bloom of Rust follows up on that.
Rose SinisterHOST
And then, of course, Embers of Atrophy follows up on that.
Rose SinisterHOST
And I'm just writing all sorts of stories in this series.
Rose SinisterHOST
But
Thomas LodiHOST
Cortical, we're talking about brain.
Thomas LodiHOST
Atrophy, shrinkage.
Thomas LodiHOST
you have in the back of your brain is shrinking.
Thomas LodiHOST
That's what you have.
Jeff HoehnHOST
Yeah.
Aaron StrakerGUEST
So that context is generally to the, the natural, right? But in someone who might be like TRT or PEDs, who we don't really have to worry about as much, what's that term? Atrophy, in a calorie deficit.
Aaron StrakerGUEST
But for those people, we're generally a little bit bigger anyway.
Aaron StrakerGUEST
So the, the size of what we are and the muscle that we have is generally more consumption- consumes more of the, the calories anyway.
Bill VickerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What did you mean to say?
David BazzelHOST
Atrophy.
Bill VickerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And be honest.
Roger ScottHOST
Atrophy.
Bill VickerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, atrophy would've been a better word, but emaciated was proper, too.
Bill VickerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No, it was not.
Tahir MooreHOST
The stu- the discovery could help explain why scientists have struggled for decades to grow certain types of brain cells in the laboratory, and then it opens up, uh, new avenues for studying devastating diseases that affect the brain stem, such as spinal, uh, muscular at- atrophic-
Patrick CloudHOST
Atrophy
Tahir MooreHOST
... atrophy, excuse me, and ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease.
Patrick CloudHOST
I mean, sure, yeah, that sound like two different organs.
Mary Alice HaneyHOST
What is one word or phrase that you wish would retire from the menopause conversation forever?
Naomi WattsGUEST
Atrophy.
Naomi WattsGUEST
[laughs]
Mary Alice HaneyHOST
Atrophy, that's a good one.
Naomi WattsGUEST
Or-
Mary Alice HaneyHOST
Or pain is normal.
Maggie DeversHOST
Today you'll hear from Leanne Ellul.
Maggie DeversHOST
The atrophy of wounds, or until I feel the pain inside.
Maggie DeversHOST
Every wound in my body, I've named a different name.
Maggie DeversHOST
Every wound happened once upon a time and not another.
Amin AfrasiabiHOST
Hypotrophy means failure to achieve expected growth.
Amin AfrasiabiHOST
Atrophy means secondary loss of previously acquired volume.
Amin AfrasiabiHOST
Regression is the extreme endpoint of tissue loss, often before birth.
Amin AfrasiabiHOST
Words should describe mechanisms, not merely appearances.
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