Bond University

Oh, so I'm doing hard work.

I work for Bond University in Australia, and we run a very interesting MBA program where we have now graduated more than 1,500 Japanese executives through that MBA over 25 years.

And they run companies all over Japan and around the world.

So Uniqlo North America is run by one of our MBAs, Agenomoto, which is kind of like a Unilever of Japan, big conglomerate.

Um, Dr.

Bob Lockie, who was my mentor, Jay Dawes, Oklahoma State, Rob Orr, Bond University, Ben Schramm at Bond actually wrote the article.

Very interesting person.

I definitely recommend if you have a chance to meet him, go talk to him.

It is where genuine learning begins.

Oscar Davis, Assistant Professor in Philosophy and History, Bond University.

This article first appeared on The Conversation.

So today I want to chat through what this review found, but then also lean a little bit on the work of my good friend, Lyra Bryden, who's a naturopathic doctor who originates from Canada but on the podcast several times at this point and now lives in Christchurch and just sort of have a look at the practical side of it as well so I'm sure that you guys are familiar with Lara and you hopefully you own her books because they are like little bibles but I did really want to see what the systematic review found and then also try and bridge that gap between that and what you might find in a book like Lara's, who's such an experienced clinician and has worked with thousands of women over the years.

So the review was a research team out of Bond University and it wanted to look at just randomized controlled trials only.

Women aged 40 to 65 and just looking at food actually.

So no supplement trials, no isoflavone capsules, no extracts.

A dishonorable mention went to TV Channel 7 for endorsing astrology, weather control and unsubstantiated autism treatments.

The more positive Thornet Award for the promotion of Reason went to Dr. Nikki Milne of Bond University.

Dr. Milne has led a body of work which has resulted in the Chiropractic Board reinstating the ban on spinal manipulation on children.

The Barry Williams Award for Skeptical Journalism is awarded for journalistic work that critically analyses or exposes issues related to pseudoscience or the paranormal.

And in certain clubs and whatnot around the world, and they'll actually have transition practice set up.

So I think back from my semi-pro days, I was training on the Gold Coast at Bond University with Cole Stewart's group, and we would actually do transition practices where you would actually, you'd swim 300 meters in the little lake.

And you would quickly transition onto the bike and you'd do a lap on the bike and you'd keep repeating these types of exercises so that you got really quick at doing these various different transitions and handovers.

So it can, right to the higher level, you can really work on practicing everything that's involved in the transitioning over.

If your tri suit can be underneath your, your uh your wetsuit i mean anything you can do and you can think about to minimize that transition where you're just really able to go straight from the swim to hopping on your bike and and starting to move is is going to improve efficiency right and you you'll see lots of accomplished triathletes they have their pedal their their shoes already on their they're on their bikes.

And this is another thing that you can develop experience in doing.

And this is, again, Cole Stewart's group at Bond University.

We were We actually, we would always have, we would keep the shoes actually on the bike and practice putting those on whilst we whilst we moved.

it looks more and more likely that the disappearance of young Jared Hatedero will forever remain a heartbreaking but terrifying mystery.

Prabhdeep Prabhsharan was a Canadian student and army reservist from Toronto, Canada, who moved to Australia in 2011 to pursue a degree in law at the prestigious Bond University on the Gold Coast in Queensland.

Prabh was 25 when he made a trip home to Canada in April of 2013, visiting family and friends during Australia's Easter study break.

He returned to Australia at the beginning of May to finish his studies, but first planned to hike Mount Kosciuszko in the Australian Blue Mountains.

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