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Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses if smoked salmon is carcinogenic, high-dose melatonin, creatine on workout vs. non-workout days, and the Neurocode brain scan.
Beginning of Q&A
Q: Is there a difference between vitamin D from supplements and sunlight? 1
Q: Are calcium tests inaccurate?
Q: Does Rhonda take liquid vitamin D with K2?
Q: Can salmon be batch-cooked without losing omega-3s?
Q: What are the effects of high-dose melatonin? 1
Q: Should creatine be taken on non-workout days? 1
Q: Does multivitamin use increase mortality risk? 1
Q: How much creatine does Rhonda take daily?
Q: Can Fortibone collagen peptides reverse osteopenia?
Q: Does Rhonda use plant-based protein powders?
Q: What brand is Rhonda’s photobiomodulation face mask?
Q: Can all electrolytes be obtained from food?
Q: What are the options for reverse osmosis systems?
Q: What are the benefits of bone broth?
Q: Is Pure Encapsulations Mineral 650 good for replenishing minerals?
Q: What is Rhonda's opinion on Mountain Valley spring water?
Q: Are there studies on long-term tretinoin use? 1
Q: Can red light therapy improve eyesight? 1
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