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Barry Sears

Barry Sears

American biochemist and authorWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Barry Sears".

Sep 14, 2026

Leslie KennyGUEST
13:12
And so, you know, I'm thinking 60,000 US dollars for a year of immune-suppressing drugs versus two rounds of IVIG for 24,000.
Leslie KennyGUEST
13:21
Anyway, I do those two rounds, and at the same time, I dig into the work of a fellow from BU named, uh, the Boston University, named Dr. Barry Sears, who'd come out with a book in 2005 called The Anti-Aging Zone.
Leslie KennyGUEST
13:37
So at this point, we are now into 2005, and I'm looking at the book, and he's talking about autoimmune patients, how they are prematurely aged due to their immune system being triggered-
Cynthia ThurlowHOST
13:50
Yeah
Andrew BerryHOST
23:22
This is going back to, I think, 2000.
Andrew BerryHOST
23:23
Barry Sears?
Skip HillHOST
23:24
Barry Sears?
Andrew BerryHOST
23:25
Dr. Barry Sears.
Andrew BerryHOST
23:25
Yeah.
Andrew BerryHOST
23:26
That's him, right?

Unknown podcast

How to Reduce Inflammation Naturally

Aug 29 · 1 Mention

speaker_6HOST
4:46
Instead of healing, this persistent inflammatory response begins to damage healthy tissues, contributing to a staggering array of health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, autoimmune disorders, and even certain cancers.
speaker_6HOST
5:03
Dr. Barry Sears, a leading inflammation researcher, has described chronic inflammation as aging at the cellular level.
speaker_6HOST
5:11
Every day that your body remains in this heightened inflammatory state, your cells are essentially aging faster than they should.
speaker_6HOST
5:19
The good news is that unlike genetic factors we can't control, inflammation is highly responsive to lifestyle interventions.
speaker_0HOST
4:59
Instead of healing, this persistent inflammatory response begins to damage healthy tissues, contributing to a staggering array of health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, autoimmune disorders, and even certain cancers.
speaker_0HOST
5:16
Dr. Barry Sears, a leading inflammation researcher, has described chronic inflammation as aging at the cellular level.
speaker_0HOST
5:24
Every day that your body remains in this heightened inflammatory state, your cells are essentially aging faster than they should.
speaker_0HOST
5:32
The good news is that unlike genetic factors we can't control, inflammation is highly responsive to lifestyle interventions.

Unknown podcast

How to Reduce Inflammation Naturally

Aug 26 · 1 Mention

speaker_7NARRATOR
4:55
Instead of healing, this persistent inflammatory response begins to damage healthy tissues, contributing to a staggering array of health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, autoimmune disorders, and even certain cancers.
speaker_7NARRATOR
5:12
Dr. Barry Sears, a leading inflammation researcher, has described chronic inflammation as aging at the cellular level.
speaker_7NARRATOR
5:20
Every day that your body remains in this heightened inflammatory state, your cells are essentially aging faster than they should.
speaker_7NARRATOR
5:28
The good news is that unlike genetic factors we can't control, inflammation is highly responsive to lifestyle interventions.
Gary BreckaHOST
19:53
Mm-hmm.
Jordan RubinGUEST
19:53
Barry Sears, the author of The Zone-
Gary BreckaHOST
19:55
Oh, yeah
Jordan RubinGUEST
19:55
... before the book came out, helped me nutritionally with...

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