Everyday Epigenetics: Raw. Real. Relatable.
Oct 19, 2026 · 59 min · 12 segments
Walking might be one of the simplest things you can do for your health, but there is so much more to it than putting one foot in front of the other. What happens when you combine walking with…
Jacques MoraMarcoGuest
Susan RobbinsHost
Yun KimGuest
And one of the new areas of studies is this whole field of psycho-neuroimmunology, which means psycho, mind, neuro, the nervous system, immunology, immune system.

and the key thing here is yes you are getting benefits for the cardiovascular you are getting some decreases in loss of muscle mass you are getting some benefits in the nervous system but it's not just picking one little item at a time he's looking at the whole and that's what The beauty of East Asian medicine is you're not just picking a system, but how is the whole body working? That's beyond, oh, it's the T cells, the T-alpha cell component of the immune system.

knew that not by microscope, not by blood analysis, but they knew that by observation.


So the pulse, like in classical texts, in classical Chinese texts, there's 28 different pulse quality.

This was observed and refined through century and century of empirical observation.

Like they might give a herbal formula or do an acupuncture point or teach a specific Qigong practice or a specific movement relating to some of the animal observation that they observe.

The great physician Watto actually developed a whole system of movement therapy based on observing animals, which is amazing because certain animals have attributes and he developed these attributes as a health-enhancing practice almost 2,000 years ago.

And now we're talking about the one-leg stance called the Flamingo stance can give you X, Y, Z indicators of your health and longevity.

And one of the new areas of studies is this whole field of psycho-neuroimmunology, which means psycho, mind, neuro, the nervous system, immunology, immune system.

and the key thing here is yes you are getting benefits for the cardiovascular you are getting some decreases in loss of muscle mass you are getting some benefits in the nervous system but it's not just picking one little item at a time he's looking at the whole and that's what The beauty of East Asian medicine is you're not just picking a system, but how is the whole body working? That's beyond, oh, it's the T cells, the T-alpha cell component of the immune system.

knew that not by microscope, not by blood analysis, but they knew that by observation.


So the pulse, like in classical texts, in classical Chinese texts, there's 28 different pulse quality.

This was observed and refined through century and century of empirical observation.

Like they might give a herbal formula or do an acupuncture point or teach a specific Qigong practice or a specific movement relating to some of the animal observation that they observe.

The great physician Watto actually developed a whole system of movement therapy based on observing animals, which is amazing because certain animals have attributes and he developed these attributes as a health-enhancing practice almost 2,000 years ago.

And now we're talking about the one-leg stance called the Flamingo stance can give you X, Y, Z indicators of your health and longevity.
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