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Nov 2, 2026

Tom RosenbauerHOST
17:45
Here's an email from Gary from Florida.
Tom RosenbauerHOST
17:48
What can you tell me about the Orvis Boron rods of the 80s? I built an 8 foot 9 inch 7 weight from an Orvis blank and used it for years on Michigan steelhead with a slinky rig and a running line with a yellow fluorescent butt section for the tippet.
Tom RosenbauerHOST
18:01
Looking back, that rigging was pretty near to being a heavily weighted version of Euro nymphing and the yellow fluorescent leader section a cider.
Tom RosenbauerHOST
18:09
Why did Orvis issue those rods and why were they withdrawn? Well, that's a good question, Gary.
Alex SchmidtHOST
16:32
Yeah.
Katie GoldinHOST
16:32
Boron, actually.
Katie GoldinHOST
16:34
Boron, they discovered.
Alex SchmidtHOST
16:38
And these beverages got invented many, many centuries ago and people had all sorts of different cups for them, often small little cups.
Alex SchmidtHOST
16:46
And we think there's two major influences on what became a mug, like a large flat bottom thing with a handle.
Jennifer StaggHOST
9:27
And then you also have the benefit of like more of a mineral complex that you're getting some other minerals in there as well.
Jennifer StaggHOST
9:33
Boron, magnesium.
Jennifer StaggHOST
9:34
Minerals that are also important.
Jennifer StaggHOST
9:36
So if you're going to invest in taking a calcium supplement, you got to take these pills anyway, then why not? I know it can be a little bit more expensive, but why not? You know, if you're really focused on this, take something that's more, a little bit more comprehensive.
Mitch GalloHOST
22:55
Ready to give away this beautiful Pulse 2 stick.
Mitch GalloHOST
22:59
Made of boron.
Keith PogueHOST
23:00
Boron, what a great buzzword.
Mitch GalloHOST
23:02
It's going to last.
Mitch GalloHOST
23:03
514-790-1690.
John KempfHOST
71:18
You can essentially desiccate a crop.
John KempfHOST
71:21
You can speed up the senescence and maturity of a crop dramatically by providing flow-mobile boron.
John KempfHOST
71:29
Boron accelerates sugar movement out of the leaves into the fruits or seeds, and you can eliminate the need for desiccant there's no money to be made in selling boron which is why this is not more widely known and not more popular but you can eliminate the need for a desiccant or maybe a better way to say is you can use boron as a maturity enhancer as a senescence enhancer and it will do the same crop same job as a desiccant but You get higher quality grain, higher sugar content, test weight, protein content, nutrient density.
John KempfHOST
72:04
You get this long list of positive benefits from using boron, and it will solve the same problem.
Chuck BenbrookGUEST
72:10
Yeah.
Eric BachHOST
4:15
However, you can't expect massive changes from just changing a training protocol because to being able to substantially improve testosterone because these short transient increases that we have as a result of training don't necessarily change our physiology and the underlying production quality of what happens when we're trying to boost testosterone.
Eric BachHOST
4:32
Number two is boron.
Eric BachHOST
4:33
Boron is a popular supplement because it's been shown to actually help improve free testosterone.
Eric BachHOST
4:38
Will you have a small bump in free testosterone? Potentially, but just adding boron into your diet isn't going to make a monumental shift in terms of what actually is going to move the needle.
Eric BachHOST
4:48
So if you have testosterone levels that are within range where your free testosterone is low, you could do a couple cycles of boron, just a mineral, right? And you could test where things are, say six months down the road, but typically you're going to have an increase of maybe five or 10%.
Michael RussellHOST
15:27
Okay, so when you get past beryllium, you go to boron, all right? And boron through neon, this is the 2p block, if you remember.
Michael RussellHOST
15:37
And what we would write is you'd write two, there'd like three orbitals.
Michael RussellHOST
15:41
Boron would be 2p1 in its own orbital.
Michael RussellHOST
15:45
Carbon would be 2p2, et cetera.
Michael RussellHOST
15:47
So when you mix the p orbitals in a molecular orbital diagram, there are three 2p orbitals from the first atom and three 2p orbitals from the second atom.
Brian GowerHOST
54:06
Yeah.
Brian GowerHOST
54:06
So it's like boron.
Brian GowerHOST
54:06
Boron, yeah.
Brian GowerHOST
54:07
I've been trying the ashwagandha, stuff like that.
Johnny RayGUEST
54:10
You know, that kills roaches.
Nigel BraunHOST
44:52
I looked it up.
Nigel BraunHOST
44:53
Boron is a neutron absorber.
Kevin KohlerHOST
44:56
Oh, okay.
Nigel BraunHOST
44:57
Yeah, so it says it blocks neutrons.
Michael RussellHOST
7:46
But what goes into that? So how many electrons, how many 2p electrons does boron have? I would do that by looking at the periodic table and counting the valence electrons.
Michael RussellHOST
7:57
Well, what I would do, let's go the whole thing.
Michael RussellHOST
8:00
Boron is 1s2, 2s2, 2p1.
Michael RussellHOST
8:05
So I didn't show the 1s down here because they're boring.
Michael RussellHOST
8:08
2s, that would be full, but there would be one electron right there.
Michael RussellHOST
12:47
We wouldn't expect it from the Lewis structure.
Michael RussellHOST
12:50
Trevor and I talked about how you can find it.
Michael RussellHOST
12:52
Boron's 1s2, 2s2, 2p1.

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