The Soaak Podcast
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The Soaak Podcast is where science meets wellness, blending cutting-edge research with real-world transformation. Hosted by the founders of Soaak Technologies, Henry Penix, Laura Widney, Madison Fournier and Aaron Fournier, this podcast explores the profound impact of sound frequencies, mindset shifts, and holistic wellness to help you live with more clarity, energy, and purpose.
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The podcast delves into various themes related to wellness and science, with specific emphasis on sound frequency therapy, mindset transformation, and holistic wellness. Examples include episodes focusing on the benefits of frequency therapy in enhancing fitness performance and interviews exploring overcoming adversity, such as ZIAS' rise from homelessness to online stardom, and Rev. Michael Beckwith's insights on manifestation.

The Soaak Podcast is where science meets wellness, blending cutting-edge research with real-world transformation. Hosted by the founders of Soaak Technologies, Henry Penix, Laura Widney, Madison Fournier and Aaron Fournier, this podcast explores the profound impact of sound frequencies, mindset shifts, and holistic wellness to help you live with more clarity, energy, and purpose.
#35: 2025’s Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine puts regulatory T cells (Tregs) and the FOXP3 gene center stage—and in this episode, Christian Fowler joins host Aaron Fournier to connect that discovery to everyday tools that lower stress and inflammation. We break down how IL-10 from Tregs crosses the blood–brain barrier to reduce neuroinflammation, why chronic stress down-regulates FOXP3 (and Tregs), and how mindset, vagal tone, sleep, sunlight, movement, and targeted sound (like 528 Hz) can help flip you from fight-or-flight into rest-and-digest. We also discuss studies showing Treg expansion reduces anxiety-like behavior, brief/acute stress boosts dopamine and learning, and chronic stress suppresses immune tolerance—plus practical “wins” (make your bed, humming, Mindful Intentions) that build resilience daily.
🔬 Studies & Resources Mentioned:
1. Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (2025) – Discovery of Regulatory T Cells
2. Cepeda et al., Brain, Behavior & Immunity (2024) – T-reg Transfer Reduces Anxiety
3. PubMed ID 39206016 (2024) – Chronic Stress Suppresses T-regs
4. Effect of 528 Hz Music on the Endocrine System and Autonomic Nervous System
5. Frontiers in Immunology (2025) – T-regulatory cells for the treatment of autoimmune diseases
6. Taylor et al., Psychological Review (2000) – ‘Tend-and-Befriend’ Oxytocin Response
7. Yuen et al., Nature Neuroscience (2011) – Acute Stress Boosts Dopamine & Learning
8. Calabrese & Mattson, Frontiers in Physiology (2018) – Hormesis: The Dose Makes the Cure
00:00 Introduction
02:00 Discovery of T-Reg Cells and the FOXP3 Gene
04:00 How IL-10 Lowers Neuroinflammation
06:00 Chronic Stress and the Nervous System
08:00 Identifying Your “Saber-Toothed Tiger” Stressors
10:00 The Vicious Cycle of Stress and Gene Expression
12:00 T-Reg Transfer Study Reduces Anxiety in Mice
14:00 Chronic Stress Suppresses FOXP3 Expression
16:00 Breaking the Cycle: Hope Through Neuroplasticity
18:00 528Hz Music and Hormonal Balance
20:00 Human T-Reg Expansion Study and Inflammation Drop
22:00 Daily Practices to Upregulate Healing Genes
24:00 Recognizing Signs of Chronic Stress
26:00 Reframing the Mind: Positive Focus and Gratitude
28:00 Gender-Specific Stress Responses and Oxytocin
30:00 Acute Stress, Dopamine, and Learning
34:00 Small Wins and Building Resilience
38:00 Mindset, Movement, and Whole-Body Integration
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