Cameron Borg
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Welcome to the Ricci Flow Nutrition Podcast. This podcast is an effort to prioritise and understand the foundational aspects of health.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Ricci Flow Nutrition Podcast connects health claims to physical mechanisms through patient, technically curious conversations with specialist guests.
Cameron Borg keeps pulling health questions toward their proposed physical mechanisms, using guest conversations to connect biology with light, electromagnetic fields, bioelectricity and mineral balance.
A guest's infrared lamp for a cut leads to questions about cell structure; bring your curiosity.
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A clear, steady discussion of earthing and human biology.
Gaetan Chevalier lays out earthing as a question of human biology, not a slogan. He moves from bare skin on the earth or time in natural water to electrons, oxidative stress, and inflammation, and the episode stays strongest when it follows that chain one link at a time.
A steady, mechanism-minded conversation about biophotons, cellular communication, and the coherence of living systems.
This episode keeps its focus on biophotons, mitochondrial emission, and the idea that light may play a role in cellular communication. The strongest part is how it moves from mechanism to interpretation without losing its thread.
A serious, body first conversation about birth, trauma, and rebuilding trust in the body.
Isla Cuenca's conversation stays close to birth, trauma, and agency, and it keeps returning to a simple but hard question: what happens when people stop trusting their own bodies.
A wide-ranging, mechanism-minded look at medicine as teaching, with emotional life folded into the body.
Leland Stillman and medicine are the center of this conversation, with Cameron Borg presenting a case for health as something deeper than symptom control.
A natural-health conversation linking whole-food nutrition, ancestral habits, and the routines that shape wellness.
The episode treats health as a natural-health practice, tying whole-food nutrition, ancestral patterns, and concern about hyper-processed food into one steady view of wellness.
A focused look at mineral balance, heavy metals, and how HTMA is meant to read the body.
This episode follows Clark Engelbert, a health practitioner focused on mineral balancing, through a case for HTMA. It links the method to ionomics and William Albrecht, then argues that hair tissue mineral analysis can give a longer view of mineral status and metabolic function…
A systems-level conversation about aging, memory, morphogenesis, and the limits of gene-only thinking.
Alistair Nunn guides the conversation toward first principles: bioenergetics, inflammation, aging, hormesis, and the idea that life may be better understood as a complex dissipative structure than as a tidy gene program.
A circadian view of birth environments, monitoring, and why routine intervention deserves a closer look.
Nico Kennedy comes across as a practicing doula and research director who writes about circadian rhythms, pregnancy, and home birth. The piece stays close to one idea: light, environment, monitoring, and routine hospital practice can all shape what happens in labor, sometimes in…
Researchers, doctors and coaches, translated into everyday health stakes.
Supplement labels, decoded with conviction.
Practical health conversations for reducing overwhelm.
Cameron Borg speaks with Tristan Scott, an electrical engineer and electromagnetic field expert, about man-made EMF, safe technology, and the biological effects of radio frequencies.
Gaetan Chevalier sits down with Cameron Borg to make the biological case for earthing.
Gerald Pollack tells Cameron Borg that vortexing water may create “easy water,” and he links that idea to magnet experiments, where EZ forms appeared next to both the north pole and the south pole.
Cameron Borg speaks with John Mitrofanis, a former University of Sydney anatomy professor now based at Clinitech in France, about photobiomodulation, Parkinson's disease, and biophotons.
Michael Holick tells Cameron Borg how a failed biochemistry prelim, a shelf of Sephadex LH20, and 100 milliliters of human blood led him to identify the major circulating form of vitamin D.
Ricci Flow Nutrition Podcast host Cameron Borg speaks with Isla Cuenca, a holistic birth guide, childbirth educator, doula, and health freedom advocate, about conception, pregnancy, and birth.
Ricci Flow Nutrition Podcast host Cameron Borg speaks with Narosha Murugan, an assistant professor at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, about quantum biology, electrobiology, and the "biophysical language of cellular communication." Murugan argues that cell communication may be shaped by piezoelectric, dielectric, electromotive, mechanical, and magnetic effects, not only by molecular machinery and gene expression.
Cameron Borg speaks with Alistair Nunn about the biology beneath health, aging, and disease.
Laszlo Boros describes deuteronomics as a mitochondrial framework built around ATP synthase nanomotors, proton fuel, and deuterium discrimination.
Cameron Borg introduces Andrej Slominski on the Richie Flo Nutrition Podcast as a dermatopathologist focused for 30 years on light’s influence on biology, including vitamin D, melatonin, photobiology, and skin cancer.
Cameron Borg speaks with Jim Laird about strength, health, and the discipline of keeping things simple.
Integrating deuterium depletion with conventional cancer therapy has potential to reduce cancer-related mortality by 75 to 80 percent - that's a foundational shift in how we understand cancer growth
Ricci Flow Nutrition Podcast host Cameron Borg speaks with Clark Engelbert for a second time about mineral balancing, hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA), and systems biology.
Cameron Borg speaks with Roland van Wijk about biophotons, including Fritz Albert Popp’s idea that cancer may involve a disturbed photon field rather than only chemistry.
Dean Radin, Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, argues that consciousness should be treated as a working hypothesis and that science has focused far more on outer reality than inner experience.
Cameron Borg welcomes Jack back for a second conversation.
Bob Fosbury and Scott Zimmerman join Cameron Borg for a third conversation about how light interacts with the body.
After decades of surgery, I discovered connective tissue is our body's actual architecture, not just packaging.
These technologies disproportionately affect children and fetuses in ways we're only beginning to understand.
Every culture worldwide independently adopted the seven-day week - suggesting humans have an innate seven-day biological rhythm.
Cameron Borg interviews Nico Kennedy about the intersection of circadian biology and birth.
Paul Héroux discusses the biological effects of man-made electromagnetic radiation, debunking myths about non-ionizing radiation and explaining mechanisms like proton movement in water and oxidative phosphorylation.
Science has three personalities, and money controls the narrative
Pelle Lindqvist, Swedish obstetrician and epidemiologist, discusses 20+ years of research showing sun exposure significantly reduces all-cause mortality through mechanisms including cardiovascular disease prevention (50% reduction), autoimmune disease prevention (33% reduction), and paradoxically lower actual cancer mortality despite higher cancer incidence (explained by increased longevity allowing more diagnoses).
Cindy O'Meara makes a steady case for whole food nutrition and ancestral lifestyle patterns as a guide to wellness.
Cameron Borg sits down with Perry Nicholson to look at how blood and lymphatic flow connect to healing and recovery.
Cameron Borg speaks with Leland Stillman, an American integrative medical doctor in Naples, Florida, who also works with Clark Engelbert of Nutritional Analytics on HTMA interpretation through stillmanwellness.com.
Interview with researcher Mikal Sifra discussing weak magnetic field effects on biology and radical-based chemical reactions.
An interview with two scientists discussing the protein leverage hypothesis and its implications for understanding obesity.
Interview with researcher Michael Crawford on the importance of marine fatty acids like DHA for brain development and health.
Host Cameron Borg interviews postdoctoral researcher Sarah Pugh about her expertise in biochemistry, molecular mechanisms, and her unique perspective on optimal health and longevity, covering topics like ketogenic diets, circadian rhythms, and quantum effects.
An interview with anthropologist Nina Jablonski exploring how skin color, ancestry, and latitude influence health and sunlight exposure.
An interview with Jacob Lieberman about light, vision, emotions, and consciousness, exploring natural therapies for eyesight and holistic health.
Interview with vitamin D researcher William B.
Interview with researcher John Matrofenis about using photobiomodulation and exercise to prevent and treat Parkinson's disease.
Interview with scientist Gerald Pollack about his research on water's role in cellular energy and biological function.
Interview with MIT researcher Stephanie Seneff discussing glyphosate's health effects, sulfur's role, and practical tips for reducing exposure.