Orthodox Apostasy – The Ultimate Health and Fitness Nerdout
Orthodox Apostasy - The Ultimate Health and Fitness Nerdout
Podcast Description
Orthodox Apostasy questions everything—except questioning. Hosted by a health and fitness thought leader and rebel, this show puts every dogma on trial—guilty until proven innocent.From the latest in evidence-based methods to raw conversations about the story behind the glory—addiction, mental illness, trauma—we explore the intersection of policy, politics, public health, and faith.This is the Exodus: a journey out of agribusiness, sick care, and wage slavery toward entrepreneurship and true freedom… and not just the happy TED-talk ending, but the cost—what the 40 years in the desert between slavery and the promised land really looks like.
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The podcast covers a wide array of topics related to health and wellness, including evidence-based fitness methods, addiction recovery, and mental health challenges. Notable episodes feature discussions on the efficacy of ancient Chinese medicine, the psychological depth of sports performance, and the biological impacts of aging and metabolism. Focus areas include the intersection of policy and personal health, as seen in conversations about GLP-1 agonists and lifestyle-driven diseases.

Orthodox Apostasy questions everything—except questioning.
Hosted by a health and fitness thought leader and rebel, this show puts every dogma on trial—guilty until proven innocent.
From the latest in evidence-based methods to raw conversations about the story behind the glory—addiction, mental illness, trauma—we explore the intersection of policy, politics, public health, and faith.
This is the Exodus: a journey out of agribusiness, sick care, and wage slavery toward entrepreneurship and true freedom… and not just the happy TED-talk ending, but the cost—what the 40 years in the desert between slavery and the promised land really looks like.
In this episode of Orthodox Apostasy, host Andy Feltovich sits down with Andy Holmes, Business Development Manager at LGC Group—the organization behind Informed Choice®, Informed Sport®, and Informed Protein®, widely regarded as the gold standards in independent supplement testing.
This conversation tackles one of the most misunderstood phrases in health and performance: “third-party tested.” What does it actually mean? What does it not mean? And why do those distinctions matter far more than most consumers—and even professionals—realize?
With nearly a decade inside LGC and experience working with professional sports leagues, the NCAA, and the U.S. Department of Defense, Holmes pulls back the curtain on how supplements are really evaluated, where contamination actually occurs, and why testing rigor—not marketing language—is what protects athletes, operators, and everyday consumers.
🔻 What You’ll Learn:
- Why Good Manufacturing Practices are just a start—and why banned-substance testing exists at all
- Your protein might be tested for contaminants—but is it tested to ensure it actually contains protein? You’d be surprised
- Why testing lab details matter: compound-specific certification, parts per million vs. parts per billion
- How contamination often occurs after manufacturing—and why blind, ongoing lot testing exists
- Why “third-party tested” has become one of the most misleading claims in the supplement industry
If you care about supplement safety, athlete liability, or separating real quality assurance from marketing theater, this episode will permanently change how you read labels—and who you trust.
Guest Link:
https://www.wetestyoutrust.com/

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