The ATP project takes a look under the skirt of the Science,media and hype and real breakthroughs surrounding the Health industry. Like Watson & Holmes, Steve and Nic search for the truth and provide it in a fun and irreverent way. It may shock you, excite you or even make you mad - but The ATP Project will entertain you.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessFitnessNutrition |
The world of detoxification is as interesting as it is complex. It's an old fashioned showdown on this week's podcast, as Nic and Steve go head to head with their Top 5 tips for detoxifying your body. Will they share the same recommendations or will ... more
A very special episode of The ATP Project this week as Steve and Nic are joined by ex-professional cricketer, Australian Survivor star and TV personality, Lee Carseldine. Continuing to push himself to the limits now into his 40s, we deep dive into ho... more
In today's podcast Nic and Steve Histamine, the misunderstood troublemaker of the body, that can turn our lives upside down with its antics. From causing sneeze fests to triggering mysterious rashes, histamine's repertoire of tricks knows no bounds. ... more
Nic and Steve Shake Up the Protein Party! They tackle the age-old debate: Whey versus Collagen, breaking down Dr Layne Norton's take on a recent Whey v Collagen paper giving it a good old-fashioned scientific beatdown....sorry Layne we still love you... more
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I started off enjoying this as there is a lot of really good information but the sloppy presentation is a turn-off. Hosts constantly interrupting so you donβt hear the end of something interesting, too much extraneous noise with chairs banging, microphones being knocked over etc. A shame that such a lot of research and knowledge is spoilt by such amateur production values.
Hello from New Hampshire in the U.S. β I have been a long time listener, I think from 2017 or 2018β¦ anyway, I figured itβs time to rate & review as you guys certainly deserve it! You are my go-to fave pod and I am constantly talking about what I learn from you / recommend your pod to friends & fam. more
My partner and i absolutely love your content. Not only is it highly informative, it is light hearted, funny, REAL and refreshing. Thankyou for all that you guys do!π€
By far the best health and nutrition podcast Iβve ever listened to. Not only are they all amazing practitioners, they have all gone through their own health journey which helps them relate to the effects of illness and where allopathic medicine falls short. I would highly recommend this podcast to anyone who is struggling and canβt get answers, or any other nerds out there that love science and info on health.
Hi Steve and Jeff .. love love love your podcasts .. listen everyday when Iβm cleaning / walking / in the car β¦.. your content is very informative and easy listening.. thank you for being you .. canβt wait till the next one .. ππ»
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