🎉🎉Sign up for the FREE PHT ROADMAP 🎉🎉Learn more about Brodie's PHT AI Assistant 📄🔍Sign up for the FREE PHT 5-Day Course HERE🎉🎉 Sign up for the FREE PHT 5-Day Course HERE 🎉🎉For ALL Other Resources, Visit the Website proximalhamstringtendinopathy.infoRun Smarter AI Assistant: Access personalized, research-based answers to your running and rehab questions. This tool integrates Brodie’s database of research papers and podcast episodes for tailored advice. Guest: Dr. Ian Seels | Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist🧠 Episode SummaryIn this thought-provoking episode, Brodie chats with Dr. Ian Seels, a private musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 35 years of experience and a co-author of the paper The Relevance of Diet in Musculoskeletal Clinical Practice – A Narrative Review. Together, they explore the emerging science behind how diet influences inflammation, pain, and injury recovery—with a particular focus on what this means for recreational runners.If you're battling persistent niggles, chronic tendon pain, or just want to run pain-free into your later years, this episode offers a fresh perspective you might not have considered: what you eat could be the missing link in your recovery journey.🔍 What You’ll LearnWhy inflammation matters more than weight when it comes to injury and painHow a high-carb Western diet may be quietly sabotaging your recoveryThe 3 pillars of "active management" for injury: mechanical, mental, and metabolicThe basics of an anti-inflammatory diet (very low carb, high fat, moderate protein)The difference between nutritional ketosis vs. metabolic acidosisHow to train your body to burn fat instead of carbs for enduranceSimple ways to reduce oxidative stress and support your gut healthWhy omega-3 to omega-6 balance is critical for joint and tendon healthLabel-reading tips that might surprise even the most health-conscious runnersWhether CRP and ketone testing is worth doing to track inflammation🧪 Practical Takeaways for RunnersA 4–6 week anti-inflammatory diet “trial” could help reduce pain and improve energyReducing processed foods and increasing healthy fats can shift you into a less inflamed stateBerries, leafy greens, herbs, and spices are powerful sources of antioxidantsKetone testing can “gamify” your dietary changes and provide real-time feedbackOmega-3s from oily fish, grass-fed meats, and free-range eggs support healing🛠️ Resources Mentioned📄 Paper: The Relevance of Diet in Musculoskeletal Clinical Practice – A Narrative Review📺 YouTube: Diet, Health and the Wisdom of Crowds (2018)🌐 LowCarbDownUnder.com.au – A go-to hub for evidence-based low-carb/keto nutrition

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