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I’m sharing beef tallow as a versatile fat. 7 uses: skin rejuvenation, high-heat cooking, brain fuel, gut/immune health, natural anti-ager, energy/metabolic boost, toxin-free alternative. It’s natural, nourishing, and can replace seed oils and synthetic lotions. Simple, effective. Have you tried it? Follow me for more tips and share how you use it.

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The most versatile fat in the world: Beef Tallow. They want you to think it's just an old-school cooking oil… But this traditional fat can do amazing things for your body. 7 powerful ways to use beef tallow to boost your health: https://t.co/EY0pU7HrZ5

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1. Skin Rejuvenation Beef tallow is nearly identical to human skin oils in composition. It's packed with vitamins A, D, E, and K. Which is exactly what your skin craves. Use it as a: • Lip balm • Moisturizer • Night cream • Dry skin healer Your skin absorbs it completely without the greasy residue of commercial products.

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Speaker 0 says that people often ask what skincare he uses and what his skincare routine is. He used to have bad skin and tried a lot of products, but now he literally just uses beef tallow to moisturize. After he showers, he applies beef tallow on his face. He states that beef tallow is a zero out of five on the comedogenic scale, which relates to how different fats and oils clog pores. He notes that people have been using beef tallow for thousands of years as skincare. He adds that beef tallow is rich in vitamins like vitamin A, which is commonly known as retinol and is used in many modern skincare products. He claims beef tallow doesn’t leave a greasy residue and doesn’t smell like beef. He also explains that one reason their beef tallow sells out on Amazon is because it is filtered grass-fed, grass-finished beef tallow, which results in it really not having that beefy smell.
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Speaker 0: Alright guys, people ask me all the time, what do you use for skincare? What is your skincare routine? I used to have bad skin and I used a lot of products. Now literally, I just use beef tallow to moisturize. I'm not kidding. After I shower, I get out of the shower and I put beef tallow on my face. Beef tallow is a zero out of five on the comedogenic scale. This is how much different fats, different oils will clog your pores. People have been using beef tallow for thousands of years as their skincare. It's also rich in vitamins like vitamin A, which is commonly known as retinol which is used in a lot of modern skin care products. It doesn't leave a greasy residue and it doesn't smell like beef. One of the reasons our beef tallow constantly sells out on Amazon is because it is filtered grass fed grass finished beef tallow so it really doesn't have that beefy smell.

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2. High-Heat Cooking Oil Beef tallow has a smoke point of ~400°F, making it ideal for: • Frying • Roasting • Sautéing Unlike vegetable oils, it doesn't break down into harmful compounds when heated. Your food tastes better & your body gets cleaner fuel. https://t.co/rYcKQ5WPoc

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I'm going to show you how to make simple French fries cooked in beef tallow. This isn’t one of those fancy recipes where you soak the fries for nine hours. This is how you can actually make fries in beef tallow when you want French fries in your burger. Chop up a russet potato into French fry shapes. When you go in at an angle like that, that’s how you get a nice French fry shape. In the fancy recipes, there are different techniques to basically get the moisture out of those fries, but you can pat them dry with a paper towel, let them sit for a little bit, and you’re good. You don’t need to let them sit for like ninety minutes. You can if you want to get fancy, but we need French fries right now. Get a pan on high heat and throw a bunch of beef tallow in there. Let that get piping hot. Careful now. Don’t get too close. So we’re cooking these. Now we’re flipping them, and they look absolutely beautiful. As you can see, these are almost done. This just needs a little bit more time and crispiness, so let’s put it back in there. When your French fries are done, throw them into a bowl. We’re going to season them up. A little tiny bit of olive oil, that’s just so the seasoning sticks well to the fries. Why I love doing fries like this is because you can season them so many ways now. They obviously need salt, that’s the main thing, but we’re also going to hit it with some garlic and parmesan today. Smells so good right now. Smells like the best garlic fries ever. And now, make them dance. These smell like the SF Giants Stadium when I was a kid and I would go to the game. Now, we get those garlic fries. But these are really easy to make and we cooked them in beef tallow so they’re not fried in seed oils. Oh my god. Just on point like ballpark garlic fries. Crispy, delicious. And the fact that these took, like, probably ten, fifteen minutes to make is just insane. You can pair these with a smash burger. That would be absolutely delicious. If you make these beef tallow French fries, tag me in the recipe and follow me for more dope stuff like this. Love y’all. I’m about to go in on these.
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Speaker 0: I'm gonna show you how to make simple french fries cooked in beef This isn't one of those fancy recipes where you like soak the fries for nine hours. No. This is gonna be how you can actually make fries in beef tallow when you're like holy shit, I want french fries in my burger. Here's how to make them. Oh my god. Chop up a russet potato, organic russet potato into french fry shapes. When you go in at an angle like that, that's how you get a nice french fry shape. In the fancy recipes, there's different techniques to basically get the moisture out of those fries, but I found if you just pat them dry with a paper towel, let them sit for a little bit, you're good. You don't need to let them sit for like ninety minutes. You can if you wanna get fancy, but we need french fries like right now, bro. Get a pan on high heat and throw a bunch of beef tallow in there. Let that get piping hot. Careful now. Don't get too close. So we're cooking these. Now we're flipping them, and they look absolutely beautiful. As you can see, these are almost done. This just needs a little bit more time and crispiness, so let's put it back in there. When your french fries are done, throw them into a bowl. We're going to season them up. A little tiny bit of olive oil, that's just so the seasoning sticks well to the fries. Why I love doing fries like this is because you can season them so many ways now. They obviously need salt, that's the main thing, but we're also going to hit it with some garlic and parmesan today. Smells so good right now. Smells like the best garlic fries ever. And now, make them dance. These smell like the SF Giant Stadium when I was a kid and I would go to the game. Now, we get those garlic fries. But these are really easy to make and we cooked them in beef tallow so they're not fried in seed oils. Oh my god. Just on point like ballpark garlic fries. Crispy, delicious. And the fact that these took, like, probably ten, fifteen minutes to make is just insane. You can pair these with, a smash burger. That would be absolutely delicious. If you make these beef tallow french fries, tag me in the recipe and follow me for more dope stuff like this. Love y'all. I'm about to go in on these.

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3. Brain Fuel Your brain is 60% fat & runs more efficiently on animal fats than carbs. Tallow provides stable, clean-burning energy for: • Mental clarity • Cognitive function • Focus without crashes It's nature's original brain food. https://t.co/hjZ6h0iCtz

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Best brain foods to start your day are protein and healthy fat. Keith Conner, when he was at Duke, did a study on children who had ADD and found their medicine worked longer if they had protein to start their day. It is also noted that healthy fat helps you absorb vitamins better. The goal is to have stable blood sugar. The transcript ends with, “the worst foods to start your day next.”
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Speaker 0: Best brain foods to start your day: protein and healthy fat. So important. Actually, Keith Conner, when he was at Duke, did a study on children who had ADD. He actually found their medicine worked longer if they had protein to start their day. I think also healthy fat, especially if you're taking vitamins, healthy fat helps you to absorb them better. You want to have a stable blood sugar. The worst foods to start your day next.

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4. Gut & Immune Health Tallow contains conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) & stearic acid that: • Reduce inflammation • Strengthen immune function • Support gut barrier integrity The strongest immune systems were built on traditional fats, not modern oils. https://t.co/nhzZrxovFx

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Two of my favorite fats are grass fed ghee and grass fed beef tallow. These fats have a lot of conjugated linoleic acid, which is super good for your gut. They’re really, really healthy fats that have been demonized by the canola oil industry. So don’t be afraid of consuming these. They’re great to cook with, great to ingest.
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Speaker 0: Two of my favorite fats are grass fed ghee and grass fed beef tallow. These fats have a lot of conjugated linoleic acid, which is super good for your gut. They're really, really healthy fats that have been demon ized by the canola oil industry. So don't be afraid of consuming these. They're great to cook with, great to ingest.

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5. Natural Anti-Ager The fat-soluble vitamins in beef tallow fight oxidative damage from the inside out. Regular use supports: • Cellular repair • Skin elasticity • Protection against premature aging No expensive creams required. https://t.co/dD6BQJvalh

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Beef tallow is presented as a natural product that comes from rendered beef fat. The speaker notes that beef fat contains fat-soluble vitamins: A, D, E, and K. Because fat-soluble vitamins enter and stay in fat, beef tallow is loaded with these vitamins. When applied to the skin, it is described as an excellent moisturizer and provides a moisturizing barrier. It is claimed to be not comedogenic and not going to clog your pores. The speaker emphasizes that beef tallow is natural and will not contain the chemicals or difficult-to-pronounce ingredients often found on labels.
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Speaker 0: What makes beef tallow good for your skin? So beef tallow number one it's a natural product right? It comes from beef fat that has been rendered. So the beef fat there are fat soluble vitamins within that beef fat and those are typically A, D, E and K. Now what does that mean? There's fat soluble and water soluble vitamins. The water soluble vitamins when you take them you pee them out. The fat soluble vitamins they enter and they actually go into your fat and they stay there. So the beef tallow is loaded with these vitamins. So when you put it on your skin it's an excellent moisturizer, provides a moisturizing barrier, it's not comedogenic so it's not going to clog your pores. It's just an excellent substance, natural, It's not going to have any of these chemicals when you look at a label and you read about it. It's like you can't pronounce half of them. Well, this is not going to have any of that.

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6. Energy & Metabolic Boost Unlike carbs, tallow provides slow-burning, sustainable energy. It helps: • Fuel workouts • Stay fuller longer • Keep blood sugar stable Your body was designed to run on these fats. https://t.co/KFwgAuIbvB

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Speaker 0 explains beef tallow as rendered beef fat. He describes the source: fat trimmed from a cow, from below the skin, above the muscle, or around the kidneys. The fat is boiled down to render it, connective tissue is separated, resulting in liquid beef tallow. He lists reasons for liking beef tallow. First, it is high in fat-soluble nutrients that concentrate in animal fat, specifically bioavailable vitamin E, vitamin K2, and choline. He notes that these nutrients are present in beef fat, along with special saturated fats that are healthy for humans. He highlights stearic acid, an 18-carbon saturated fat, stating that in human trials it triggers fat burning, and in animal studies it leads to leanness of animals. Speaker 0 asserts that there is a good amount of evidence suggesting that eating more beef tallow is a good way to be less hungry and to lose weight, and that one will be healthier because of all the nutrients in beef fat. He reiterates that beef tallow is one of his favorite fats and labels it a health food, encouraging others to eat more beef tallow.
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Speaker 0: What is beef tallow? This is one of my favorite cooking fats. Beef tallow is rendered beef fat. So they'll trim fat from a cow, either from below the skin, above the muscle, or around the kidneys. You boil it down. You render the fat. You separate the connective tissue, and you end up with liquid gold, which is beef tallow. Why do I like this? It's high in fat soluble nutrients, which are valuable for humans, that concentrate in the fat of animals. Bioavailable vitamin E, vitamin K two, choline, all of these things are in beef fat, along with special saturated fats that are actually healthy for humans, like stearic acid, an 18 carbon saturated fat that in human trials triggers fat burning, and in animal studies leads to leanness of animals. I believe there's a good amount of evidence to suggest that eating more beef tallow is a good way to be less hungry and to lose weight, and you'll be healthier because of all the nutrients in here. So this is one of my favorite fats. Eat more beef tallow. This is a health food.

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7. Toxin-Free Alternative Most commercial cooking oils & skincare products are chemical soups. Tallow is 100% natural & non-toxic. Perfect for: • Replacing seed oils • Swapping out synthetic lotions • Simplifying your health routine Ancestral wisdom beats modern marketing every time.

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A crazy moment is when you realize you don't really need any of this and you can just use a little bit of beef tallow and water. Doctor Stefan Lindbergh went to the Catawba Islands and researched the people there, and he found that they had no acne. They didn't even have a word for it. The teenagers, the women, the men, nobody had acne, nobody had skin conditions. He started to realize the connection of our diet with our skin health. You'll eventually realize that these products, like this one's marketed towards people with diabetes for dry skin relief, and this eczema relief cream, take some ingredients that are hydrating, and then they put a whole bunch of bullshit in there. It's insane. I'd rather not rub parabens and PFAS onto my skin. So all I use is beef tallow. If you use beef tallow, let me know below. Share your story. But all this toxic. I'm not using it.
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Speaker 0: A crazy moment is when you realize you don't really need any of this and you can just use a little bit of beef tallow and water. You see, when doctor Stefan Lindbergh went to the Catawba Islands and researched the people there, and he found that they had no acne. They didn't even have a word for it. The teenagers, the woman, the men, nobody had acne, nobody had skin conditions. He started to realize the connection of our diet with our skin health. You'll eventually realize that these products, like this is marketed towards people with diabetes for dry skin relief, and this one's an eczema relief cream. They take some ingredients that are hydrating, and then they put whole bunch of bullshit in there. It's insane. I'd rather not rub parabens and PFAS onto my skin. So all I use is beef tallow. If you use beef tallow, let me know below. Share your story. But all this toxic. I'm not using it.

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To wrap it up: Beef tallow isn't just some old-school cooking oil. It can be used for everything from skincare & hormone health, to cooking & brain fuel. This fat deserves a place in your kitchen & bathroom. Simple. Natural. Effective.

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Have you tried beef tallow yet? Let me know how you use it. & if you enjoyed this thread… Follow me @gabepluguez for more content like this.

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Visceral fat is a hidden threat that can lead to serious health issues like heart disease and diabetes. To combat it, I recommend incorporating eight key foods into your diet. Start with beans and lentils for fiber, fatty fish for omega-3s, and eggs for protein. Leafy greens help regulate cortisol, while berries provide antioxidants. Avocados offer healthy fats, green tea boosts metabolism, and olive oil reduces inflammation. By adding these foods, you can protect your health and reduce visceral fat effectively. Let me know your thoughts!

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Visceral fat is a silent killer. It’s the fat that wraps around your organs & it increases your risk of: • Heart disease • Diabetes • Early death Wanna protect yourself? Here's a simple diet plan that burns visceral fat off you body (& saves your health): https://t.co/JCf1Yf5p5S

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1. Beans & Lentils Full of soluble fiber that binds to fat and flushes it out. Chili, stews, or salads… they keep you full and your belly lean. https://t.co/vR4Ya7XpaQ

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By giving people the equivalent of one can of beans to eat five times a week. So not every day, five times out of the week. They could actually shrink the waistline of people by shrinking body fat in the tube of the body visceral fat by an inch over the course of a month. Now, how does that work? Well, it turns out that there's fiber, dietary fiber in beans. And how you cook them matters, obviously. And you get, like, bean stew with rosemary and olive oil and chopped shallots or onions in there. What it does is that that dietary fiber feeds your gut microbiome. Your healthy gut bacteria thank you for doing it, and they release substances that help to streamline your metabolism so you use your energy more efficiently.
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Speaker 0: By giving people the equivalent of one can of beans to eat five times a week. So not every day, five times out of the week. They could actually shrink the waistline of people by shrinking body fat in the tube of the body visceral fat by an inch over the course of a month. Now, how does that work? Well, it turns out that there's fiber, dietary fiber in beans. And how you cook them matters, obviously. And you get, like, bean stew with rosemary and olive oil and chopped shallots or onions in there. Mean, it's gonna taste really good. Alright? And what it does is that that dietary fiber feeds your gut microbiome. Your healthy gut bacteria thank you for doing it, and they release substances that help to streamline your metabolism so you use your energy more efficiently.

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2. Fatty Fish Fish like: • Salmon • Mackerel • Sardines Packed with omega-3s that fight inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity. 2 servings a week can help reduce the fat stored around your organs. https://t.co/nlnPvkGaE1

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We know how healthy it is when it comes to the omega threes, how healthy it is for our body. But the most important thing about the salmon is the skin, and most people don't eat it. But this is where the strong amount of potent omega threes reside in. This is what's gonna help your eyes, your heart, your brain, make sure you're eating the skin of your salmon, and you'll live a long life.
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Speaker 0: Hey, guys. Let me tell you something about salmon. We know how healthy it is when it comes to the omega threes, how healthy it is for our body. But the most important thing about the salmon is the skin, and most people don't eat it. But this is where the strong amount of potent omega threes reside in. This is what's gonna help your eyes, your heart, your brain, make sure you're eating the skin of your salmon, and you'll live a long life.

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3. Eggs High in protein to keep you full, maintain lean muscle, and boost metabolism. Scramble them, boil them, or make an omelet. A simple way to start your day burning fat. https://t.co/7RaIuaHrrV

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- If you eat eggs every single day for two weeks, this is what would happen. - You're gonna be consuming the best quality protein. - Your muscles, your connective tissue will get the highest quality amino acids. - Eggs are high in antioxidants, which is really good to prevent something called macular degeneration as well as cataracts. - Eggs are also high in something called choline, which is really good to prevent a fatty liver, as well as support your brain, better focus, concentration, and memory. - Even though eggs are high in cholesterol, you're going find that your HDL, the good cholesterol, will go up if you consume eggs. - Lastly, if you eat eggs for breakfast, you're going to find your blood sugars are going to be very stabilized, so you're going to feel better throughout the entire day.
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Speaker 0: If you eat eggs every single day for two weeks, this is what would happen. You're gonna be consuming the best quality protein. Your muscles, your connective tissue will get the highest quality amino acids. Eggs are high in antioxidants, which is really good to prevent something called macular degeneration as well as cataracts. Eggs are also high in something called choline, which is really good to prevent a fatty liver, as well as support your brain, better focus, concentration, and memory. Even though eggs are high in cholesterol, you're going find that your HDL, the good cholesterol, will go up if you consume eggs. Lastly, if you eat eggs for breakfast, you're going to find your blood sugars are going to be very stabilized, so you're going to feel better throughout the entire day.

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4. Leafy Greens • Spinach • Kale • Arugula Low-calorie, nutrient-dense, and rich in magnesium which helps regulate cortisol (a hormone that drives belly fat). Toss them into salads, smoothies, or stir-fries. https://t.co/JCk6tC0Rei

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Leafy greens. Leafy greens like kale, spinach, and lettuce are low in calories, but also high in fiber. They're gonna make you feel fuller for longer periods of time, helping you lose weight. Not only that, they are packed with vitamins and minerals that are essential to your daily lifestyle. Lean protein. You need lean protein in your diet. Not only this, but lean protein burns more calories by digesting it than carbs or fat. So you're already burning more calories just by eating it. Wild berries. You need to get some wild berries from your local farmer's market or at the grocery store. Wild berries are perfect because they're low in calories, high in fiber, and antioxidants. They're gonna help you feel fuller longer and give you a nice natural energy boost.
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Speaker 0: Today, let's talk about the top three foods that you should be eating for your weight loss. Leafy greens. Leafy greens like kale, spinach, and lettuce are low in calories, but also high in fiber. They're gonna make you feel fuller for longer periods of time, helping you lose weight. Not only that, they are packed with vitamins and minerals that are essential to your daily lifestyle. Lean protein. You need lean protein in your diet. Whether that's chicken, fish, or turkey, lean protein is low in calories and high in protein is going to help you feel fuller longer and help you build lean muscle. Not only this, but lean protein burns more calories by digesting it than carbs or fat. So you're already burning more calories just by eating it. Wild berries. You need to get some wild berries from your local farmer's market or at the grocery store. Wild berries are perfect because they're low in calories, high in fiber, and antioxidants. They're gonna help you feel fuller longer and give you a nice natural energy boost. Plus, they're sweet and delicious, making it a great alternative snack for something that you're craving that may be sugary like a dessert. Are you struggling with your weight loss and nutrition journey and you just don't know where to start? Go ahead and comment below me, and I'm gonna get you a copy of my free cookbook.

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5. Berries • Blueberries • Strawberries • Raspberries Loaded with antioxidants and soluble fiber. They improve gut health and slow digestion so you stay full and cut down on fat storage. https://t.co/AB4vaIS6mz

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There's nothing like fresh frozen organic berries. "When they're frozen, they are 100% healthy. No different than when they're on the shelf." "They've been frozen, and most of the time, they're better off because they've been handled a lot less over time, less preservatives over time." The health benefits are: "powerful antioxidants, low calorie, high in fiber, makes you more insulin sensitive, reverses insulin resistance." "It will prevent constipation, will cleanse your system out, and it will give you lots of satiety so you don't overeat." For use, "eat your frozen berries, put them in a smoothie, however you like, make them as a dessert" because "your body will Love you."
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Speaker 0: There's nothing like fresh frozen organic berries. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries. And when they're frozen, they are 100% healthy. No different than when they're on the shelf. And then most of the time, they're better off because they've been handled a lot less over time, less preservatives over time. And the health benefits of berries are beyond our imagination with powerful antioxidants, low calorie, high in fiber, makes you more insulin sensitive, reverses insulin resistance. It will prevent constipation, will cleanse your system out, and it will give you lots of satiety so you don't overeat. So make sure you eat your frozen berries, put them in a smoothie, however you like, make them as a dessert because your body will Love you.

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6. Avocados Rich in monounsaturated fats to regulate blood sugar and reduce cravings. Slice them on toast, add to salads, or blend into smoothies. A fat that helps you burn fat. https://t.co/hJIlardMSf

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The speaker promotes avocados as a component of weight loss, stating they will help reduce your appetite and provide plenty of satiety, along with the claim that they will actually lower bad cholesterol. They point out that avocados have only two net carbs and are filled with fiber and healthy fats. The overall message is that this combination of low net carbs and nutrient-dense fats supports appetite control and cholesterol management while contributing to daily fiber intake. Overall, the message is that avocados offer appetite control through satiety, low net carbs, and fiber- and fat-rich nutrition. These points are presented as reasons to include avocados in a weight-management plan.
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Speaker 0: If you're looking to lose weight, start eating avocados. It will help reduce your appetite, will give you lots of satiety, will actually lower bad cholesterol. This only has two net carbs. It's filled with tons of fiber and healthy fats.

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7. Green Tea Packed with catechins that speed up fat burning and boost metabolism. Sip it hot or cold. A daily cup is enough to see results. https://t.co/JJICwOqVEe

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Speaker 0: If you're looking to increase your metabolism and burn more body fat, consume matcha green tea. Recent studies show it takes the body's ability to burn calories from eight to 10% to a shocking 35 to 40%. Hashtag hungry. Feed me more.
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Speaker 0: If you're looking to increase your metabolism and burn more body fat, consume matcha green tea. Recent studies show it takes the body's ability to burn calories from eight to 10% to a shocking 35 to 40%. Hashtag hungry. Feed me more.

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8. Olive Oil The backbone of the Mediterranean diet. Healthy fats that reduce inflammation and help shift fat away from your organs. Drizzle it over salads or use it for cooking. https://t.co/tvpC24q6lR

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Olive oil is filled with monounsaturated fatty acids. These fatty acids keeps your heart healthy, your blood sugar stable. This is what helps assist in your weight loss. It promotes a feeling of satiety. It keeps you full. It will prevent you from binging and overeating on those refined and trans fat sources or those empty calories. Remember that a good digestion is a key for weight loss. A poor digestion will hamper metabolism. It will slow it down. Lemons will help promote fullness, support hydration, actually will help boost metabolism, which helps increase weight loss. Lemons have diuretic properties, which help them detoxify in the body, thereby helping burning fat. And put one tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil to one teaspoon of lemon, drink it twenty minutes before your first meal, and you will see amazing changes.
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Speaker 0: I'm gonna show you a great remedy on how you can help your body burn fat. First one you know about olive oil. It's filled with monounsaturated fatty acids. These fatty acids keeps your heart healthy, your blood sugar stable. This is what helps assist in your weight loss. It promotes a feeling of satiety. It keeps you full. It will prevent you from binging and overeating on those refined and trans fat sources or those empty calories. And olive oil will promote better mobility of food through the colon and help promote smooth digestion and bowel movement. Remember that a good digestion is a key for weight loss. A poor digestion will hamper metabolism. It will slow it down. And lemons will help promote fullness, support hydration, actually will help boost metabolism, which helps increase weight loss. Lemons have diuretic properties, which help them detoxify in the body, thereby helping burning fat. And make sure you're using extra virgin olive oil, as well as a nice healthy lemon. And put one tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil to one teaspoon of lemon, drink it twenty minutes before your first meal, and you will see amazing changes.

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Visceral fat is silent but dangerous. It wrecks your health from the inside out. Start adding these 8 foods to your routine. Your body (and future self) will thank you.

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Saved - October 2, 2025 at 3:01 PM
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I've been exploring the importance of grip strength as a key indicator of overall health and longevity. Grip strength reflects not just hand power, but also nervous system health, muscle quality, and hormonal balance. Studies show that weaker grip strength correlates with higher risks of serious health issues. It's crucial to start training grip strength early, as it begins to decline in your 30s. Simple exercises like dead hangs and farmer’s carries can help improve it. A strong grip leads to better health outcomes, so I prioritize training it consistently.

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The strongest predictor of how long you’ll live: Grip Strength. It’s not just about "being strong"… It’s a direct reflection of your overall health. Here’s why grip strength matters, what it reveals, and how to improve it: https://t.co/YK4yWFGLXG

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1. What Is Grip Strength? Grip strength = how much force your hand can produce when squeezing. But it’s more than just hand power. It reflects: • Nervous system health • Muscle quality • Coordination • Hormonal balance And it’s one of the most reliable health markers we have.

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So most of us already know that group strength plays a huge role in pretty much everything we do in life. But what you may not know is group strength is directly correlated to mortality rate and longevity, which means the stronger and more healthier your hands are, the longer you're projected to live and the healthier you're projected to live because it's directly correlated to cognitive ability to controlling the fine motor units in your fingertips. Because if you think about it like just grabbing something really small with your fingers, it takes a lot of brain power. I mean, we pretty much use our hands every day for almost every task you can think of.
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Speaker 0: So most of us already know that group strength plays a huge role in pretty much everything we do in life. I think that's pretty much common sense. But what you may not know is group strength is directly correlated to mortality rate and longevity, which means the stronger and more healthier your hands are, the longer you're projected to live and the healthier you're projected to live because it's directly correlated to cognitive ability to controlling the fine motor units in your fingertips. Because if you think about it like just grabbing something really small with your fingers, it takes a lot of brain power. So the healthier our hands are and the stronger our hands are, the healthier your brain is going to be in activating those small micro motor units. I mean, we pretty much use our hands every day for almost every task you can think of. That is also why when you obtained proper grip strength and have strong hands, it's easy to retain that muscle in our hands because we're always using them.

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2. Why Grip Strength Predicts Longevity Study after study shows this: The weaker your grip, the higher your risk of: • Heart disease • Stroke • Cancer • Cognitive decline • Early death It’s more predictive than blood pressure, BMI, or cholesterol. https://t.co/Ybqa4bqKUH

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A male between the ages of 40 and 50 should be able to dead hang, so just hang on to a bar and hold themselves for two minutes. A female should be ninety seconds. Another metric that we have for males, they should be able to carry their body weight 50% in each hand for a minute. If someone weighs ninety kilos, they should be able to put 45 kilos in each hand and walk for a minute. And if it's a female, it should be three quarters of their body weight for a minute. It's funny when people see how strong the correlation is between grip strength and health. If you take people with the highest grip strength compared to the lowest grip strength, the people with the highest grip strength have a seventy percent lower chance of getting and dying from dementia. Grip strength is not about grip strength. It's a proxy for total body strength.
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Speaker 0: A male between the ages of 40 and 50 should be able to dead hang, so just hang on to a bar and hold themselves for two minutes. A female should be ninety seconds. Another metric that we have for males, they should be able to carry their body weight 50% in each hand for a minute. If someone weighs ninety kilos, they should be able to put 45 kilos in each hand and walk for a minute. And if it's a female, it should be three quarters of their body weight for a minute. That's a great indication of upper body strength, but also of balance and coordination because when you're carrying that much weight, it's actually not trivial to be able to walk. It's funny when people see how strong the correlation is between grip strength and health. And by the way, it's enormous. If you take people with the highest grip strength compared to the lowest grip strength, the people with the highest grip strength have a seventy percent lower chance of getting and dying from dementia. Grip strength is not about grip strength. It's a proxy for total body strength. It's a proxy for muscle mass. It's a proxy for what you had to do to get that grip strength.

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3. The Science Behind It Grip strength is a proxy for total-body strength and vitality. Low grip strength often means: • Sarcopenia (muscle loss) • Inflammation • Weak nervous system signaling • Sedentary habits Translation: your system is degrading. https://t.co/RDQownPi9d

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hand grip strength has been correlated with mortality, meaning that when we see decreases in hand grip strength, we see increases of associated people dying. there's even a study that shows a decrease in five kilograms of hand grip strength, increased mortality with all causes including heart, lung, all causes, which is just crazy to me. This is called a dynamometer, and you would take it and zero it and then you would And then you'd look at the number, 42. what's more important is that we trend this. We all know to check our blood pressure and our blood sugars and our labs like our cholesterol, but have we checked our hand grip strength? I think you should go check your hand grip strength.
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Speaker 0: Have you ever checked your hand grip strength? Doctor. Jeremy Allen, board certified sports medicine and family medicine physician with a hand D tip for you. Believe it or not hand grip strength has been correlated with mortality, meaning that when we see decreases in hand grip strength, we see increases of associated people dying. And there's even a study that shows a decrease in five kilograms of hand grip strength, increased mortality with all causes including heart, lung, all causes, which is just crazy to me. So you test it with something like this. This is called a dynamometer, and you would take it and zero it and then you would And then you'd look at the number, 42. Let's try my other side. One, two. 42, I'm equal, but one value is not necessarily the most important thing, what's more important is that we trend this, so now I'm gonna wanna do this either monthly or if I'm younger maybe every year, but as I get older and make sure that it's not going down. We all know to check our blood pressure and our blood sugars and our labs like our cholesterol, but have we checked our hand grip strength? I think you should go check your hand grip strength.

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4. It’s Not Just About Age Most people think “grip strength” only matters when you’re 70+. Wrong. Your grip starts declining in your 30s if you’re inactive. And by the time you feel weak… it’s already too late. Start training it now.

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5. Signs Your Grip Is Weak If you struggle with: • Opening jars • Holding a barbell or pull-up bar • Fatigue in your hands/forearms • Loss of “snap” or dexterity You’re not just losing grip… you’re losing time.

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6. How To Improve Grip Strength Naturally No fancy equipment needed. Start with: • Dead hangs (30–60 sec) • Farmer’s carries (heavy walks) • Towel hangs • Deadlifts (no straps) • Squeeze grippers or tennis balls • Plate pinches Train 2–3x per week. Add weight. Stay consistent.

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Two fundamental grip strength methods are hangs And holds. For hangs, all you need is a bar. And when you can hold this for over a minute, it's time to upgrade to the towels. For holds, the easiest way to start is by including something with handles like kettlebells, but that's basically the same as hanging. So once you're strong enough, switch to a pinch grip like this for maximum grip gain. One minute will feel like an eternity at first. But with time, it'll feel easy. Unite for the revolution.
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Speaker 0: Two fundamental grip strength methods are hangs And holds. For hangs, all you need is a bar. And when you can hold this for over a minute, it's time to upgrade to the towels. For holds, the easiest way to start is by including something with handles like kettlebells, but that's basically the same as hanging. So once you're strong enough, switch to a pinch grip like this for maximum grip gain. One minute will feel like an eternity at first. But with time, it'll feel easy. Unite for the revolution.

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7. What Else It Improves A strong grip = better outcomes across the board: • Higher testosterone • Better posture • Greater muscle mass • Improved coordination • Increased resilience to falls, fractures, and pain Grip is the anchor of physical capacity.

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The Bottom Line Grip strength is a cheat code for predicting your future. If it’s weak → you’re shrinking. If it’s strong → you’re thriving. Train it like your life depends on it. Because it does.

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Saved - September 24, 2025 at 4:48 AM
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Dr. William Lee shared insights on natural ways to combat cancer in a conversation with Steven Bartlett. Key points include that stage 4 cancer can regress to stage 0 through immunotherapy, and our bodies produce 10,000 microscopic cancers daily, which are usually eliminated by our defenses. Cancer requires blood vessels to thrive, and over 200 foods can starve it, such as green tea and strawberries. Additionally, microplastics pose health risks, while certain gut bacteria can influence immunotherapy success. Regular coffee and cooked tomatoes can also contribute to cancer prevention.

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A Harvard-trained physician just revealed how to starve cancer to death naturally. Dr. William Lee just sat down with Steven Bartlett & told him all the secrets about chronic disease that big pharma’s trying to hide. Here are my top 8 takeaways: https://t.co/7bxxPlh7Xs

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1. Stage 4 Cancer Can Become Stage 0 Dr. Lee's own 80-year-old mother went from stage 4 cancer to stage 0 in 9 weeks using immunotherapy. Her immune system woke up "like an army of super soldiers" and eliminated the cancer completely. https://t.co/MnG9G2Wil6

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But actually, I have to tell you, I have now seen where the end of cancer is coming from. I've had well over a dozen patients, and there are hundreds of people like this that are starting to form, that can go from stage four cancer, that's game over cancer, to stage zero. Not for everybody yet, but we're beginning to see where the light at the end of the tunnel is, and it involves your immune system. And some of the remarkable scientific breakthroughs are teaching us that our body heals itself against diseases as serious as cancer in ways that the pharmaceutical industry can't by itself do, but it really relies on the body. So, when you talk about food as medicine or medicine as medicine, none of them are as powerful as what the body is hardwired to do by itself.
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Speaker 0: Prevent diabetes? How do we prevent cardiovascular disease? Can we reverse heart disease? And even conditions that seemed like no win situations. And I like to talk about this, is that in my career, I never thought as a physician I would actually see the cure to cancer, the end of cancer. But actually, I have to tell you, I have now seen where the end of cancer is coming from. I've seen how the war is going to finish. Because I've had well over a dozen patients, and there are hundreds of people like this that are starting to form, that can go from stage four cancer, that's game over cancer, to stage zero. We can do this. Not for everybody yet, but we're beginning to see where the light at the end of the tunnel is, and it involves your immune system. And some of the remarkable scientific breakthroughs are teaching us that our body heals itself against diseases as serious as cancer in ways that the pharmaceutical industry can't by itself do, but it really relies on the body. So, when you talk about food as medicine or medicine as medicine, none of them are as powerful as what the body is hardwired to do by itself.

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2. Your Body Creates 10,000 Microscopic Cancers Every Day Every 24 hours, your body makes 10,000 DNA copying mistakes that become microscopic cancers. But here's the thing - you don't get sick because your body has built-in defense systems that patrol and eliminate them. https://t.co/JBcKzSPual

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But every mutation is the beginning of a microscopic cancer. Take a guess of how many mistakes in DNA of copying and pasting your own body are made every twenty four hours. Take a guess. This has been calculated randomly. Well, there's so many cells in my body, so it's gonna be a big number, a million? Okay. Every day, every twenty four hours, there are 10,000 mistakes that are made in your body that your body doesn't catch, that propagate in the document of our body as it goes on. 10,000. Each of those is a microscopic cancer. A microscopic cancer is just said. It's microscopic. It's too small to be seen with the naked eye, but it's abnormal. And that thing could turn into a big tumor that could eventually kill you. So why don't we die from cancer all the time?
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Speaker 0: But every mutation is the beginning of a microscopic cancer. Take a guess of how many mistakes in DNA of copying and pasting your own body are made every twenty four hours. Take a guess. This has been calculated randomly. Well, there's so many cells in my body, so it's gonna be a big number, a million? Okay. Every day, every twenty four hours, there are 10,000 mistakes that are made in your body that your body doesn't catch, that propagate in the document of our body as it goes on. 10,000. Each of those is a microscopic cancer. A microscopic cancer is just said. It's microscopic. It's too small to be seen with the naked eye, but it's abnormal. And that thing could turn into a big tumor that could eventually kill you. So why don't we die from cancer all the time?

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3. Cancer Needs Blood Vessels to Survive A 1cm tumor already has 1 billion cancer cells fed by 100 million blood vessels. The moment one blood vessel touches a microscopic tumor, it grows 16,000 times in just two weeks. https://t.co/IPmbd2vbuy

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This is how the body grows and controls them. That's my area of research. So naturally, our body knows how to prevent blood vessels from feeding cancers and yet knows how to direct blood vessels to feed healthy tissues. A one centimeter tumor with 1,000,000,000 cancer cells is fed by 100,000,000 blood vessels coursing into the tumor to feed them. And we've studied this in the laboratory. The moment that a single blood vessel touches a tumor, tiny microscopic tumor, it will grow 16,000 times in size in just two weeks.
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Speaker 0: This is how the body grows and controls them. That's my area of research. So naturally, our body knows how to prevent blood vessels from feeding cancers and yet knows how to direct blood vessels to feed healthy tissues. So guess what? A one centimeter tumor with 1,000,000,000 cancer cells is fed by 100,000,000 blood vessels coursing into the tumor to feed them. And we've studied this in the laboratory. The moment that a single blood vessel touches a tumor, tiny microscopic tumor, it will grow 16,000 times in size in just two weeks. Wow. All right?

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4. Over 200 Foods Can Starve Cancer Dr. Lee's lab tested foods using the same systems they use to develop cancer drugs. Foods like green tea, strawberries, and red grapes can cut off blood supply to tumors - just like pharmaceutical drugs. https://t.co/6kt7ekuOie

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Testing foods in the same system used to develop drugs—food as medicine—revealed that dietary factors could cut down the blood supply feeding a cancer. In other words, there's anti angiogenic foods. Green tea, onions and garlics, red grapes and strawberries were observed. It was really an eye opener to me; when I saw these results, it made my jaw drop. My God, foods have potency just like drugs. I was a skeptic. A drug takes a decade and a billion or more dollars to be able to develop from scratch to reaching a patient, and then not everyone who needs a treatment can actually get the drug. But a food has immediacy. If you discover something amazing about a food, whether it's matcha, whether it's purple potatoes, whether it's a strawberry, that immediacy could be used beneficially without toxicity and affordably.
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Speaker 0: Right? Just to see what would happen. And when we actually tested foods in the same system used to develop drugs, food as medicine, tested in the same system that medicines are developed, we found what you see on this bar chart in red, we actually found that dietary factors, stuff that's found in food, could actually cut down the blood supply that would be growing to feed a cancer. In other words, there's anti angiogenic foods. You could see the green tea. You could see the onions and garlics and red grapes and strawberries. It was really an eye opener to me. When I saw these results, it made my jaw drop. And I said, My God, foods have potency just like drugs. I was a skeptic, all right? And it just made me realize, like, this is something that I had to pursue. This was an area of research that I absolutely had to actually look further into. A drug takes a decade and a billion or more dollars to be able to develop from scratch to reaching a patient, and then not everyone who needs a treatment can actually get the drug. But a food has immediacy. If you discover something amazing about a food, whether it's matcha, whether it's purple potatoes, whether it's a strawberry, that immediacy could be used beneficially without toxicity and affordably.

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5. We're Eating a Credit Card's Worth of Plastic Weekly Microplastics are now found in our brains, blood vessels, and reproductive organs. Men with plastic particles in their arteries had a 400% higher risk of fatal heart attacks. https://t.co/sklBDWoxHk

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The math has been challenged, but there was an estimate that some people might consume as much as a credit card's worth of plastic every single week in their food if they're not careful about it. We've now found microplastics in the brain, as I mentioned to you. We found it in the bloodstream. A group in Italy actually looking at men who had narrowing of the carotid artery, that's the blood vessel feeding the brain that comes from the heart right to the brain, the carotid artery. Through the neck. They found that the narrowing that can occur in some men can accumulate plastic. They can actually find plastic particles, just photographs of the chunks of plastic, the particles, fragments of plastic in there, and they followed them over a period of time. Those men who had plastic embedded in their blood vessel lining had a fourfold increase in the chances of having a fatal heart attack or a stroke.
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Speaker 0: The math has been challenged, but there was an estimate that some people might consume as much as a credit card's worth of plastic every single week in their food if they're not careful about it. And let me just tell you where we're finding microplastics. And I want to get to the point where we're talking about the healthy foods that can actually turn the ship around. How do we turn the battleship of unhealth back to health so we're back on the course that everybody wants to go to? We want to go to that north How do we find our north star for health? So I do want to get to that, but let me just say something about microplastics. We've now found microplastics in the brain, as I mentioned to you. We found it in the bloodstream. A group in Italy actually looking at men who had narrowing of the carotid artery, that's the blood vessel feeding the brain that comes from the heart right to the brain, the carotid artery. Through the neck. Through the neck. They found that the narrowing that can occur in some men can accumulate plastic. They can actually find plastic particles, just photographs of the chunks of plastic, the particles, fragments of plastic in there, and they followed them over a period of time. Those men who had plastic embedded in their blood vessel lining had a fourfold increase in the chances of having a fatal heart attack or a stroke.

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6. One Gut Bacteria Determines Immunotherapy Success People with Akkermansia mucinophila bacteria respond to cancer immunotherapy. Those without it don't. You can grow this bacteria by eating pomegranates, cranberries, and chili peppers. https://t.co/wrmmg4G9v0

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Research showed no differences between the groups of responders and non-responders for immunotherapy, except for one thing: one bacteria called Ackermannsia mucinophila. It likes to grow in mucus, in the colon; in this model it grows in the cecum. If the people had that achromancy, they would respond to immunotherapy. The researcher took out the achromanxia and brought it to her lab of the responders from humans and gave it to mice who were not responding to immunotherapy. Boom. She'd resurrect the immune response to kill the cancer. This is one of the first bacteria, and there may be many, many that we haven't yet discovered.
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Speaker 0: Research that was presented showed that there was no differences between the groups of responders, people who did well versus people who didn't do well for immunotherapy, except for one thing. That one thing was one bacteria. The responders had one bacteria called Ackermannsia mucinophila. So most bacteria have a genus and species, first name, last name. First name is Ackermannsia, last name is mucinophila. Okay, it likes to grow in mucus, mucinophila. Where is there a lot of mucus? In the colon. Where's the colon? The On this model, the blue area. So achromancy grows right here in the cecum, which is the pouch in the colon right at the beginning before you take the up elevator to the top of the colon, that's where it grows. If the people had that achromanxia, they would respond to immunotherapy. So what the researcher did, she took out the achromanxia and brought it to her lab of the responders from humans and gave it to mice who were not responding to immunotherapy. Boom. She'd resurrect the immune response to kill the cancer. So this is one of the first bacteria, and there may be many, many that we haven't yet discovered.

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7. Coffee Can Activate Your Fat-Burning System 3-4 cups of coffee daily can activate brown fat - the "good fat" that aids in burning harmful visceral fat. Caffeine is powerful. Just don't over consume it. https://t.co/vHawUv1w32

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coffee is a beverage made with coffee beans. Coffee beans are plant based foods. Coffee beans contain many polyphenols, including chlorogenic acid. Chlorogenic acid is anti inflammatory. Chlorogenic acid also turns on your brown fat, so it activates, it triggers your brown fat, and it causes your brown fat, the mitochondria, to fire up, undergo thermogenesis to burn down harmful white fat or visceral fat. So a cup of coffee a day, or actually, the dose is actually about three to four cups of coffee a day, definitely cause your brown fat, good fat, to burn down your bad fat, your harmful fat, your visceral fat.
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Speaker 0: Coffee. Because I had someone the other day saying that if you wanna lose weight, drink coffee. And I wasn't sure if that was Well, so coffee is a beverage made with coffee beans. Coffee beans are plant based foods. Coffee beans contain many polyphenols, including chlorogenic acid. Chlorogenic acid is anti inflammatory. Chlorogenic acid also turns on your brown fat, so it activates, it triggers your brown fat, and it causes your brown fat, the mitochondria, to fire up, undergo thermogenesis to burn down harmful white fat or visceral fat. So a cup of coffee a day, or actually, the dose is actually about three to four cups of coffee a day, definitely cause your brown fat, good fat, to burn down your bad fat, your harmful fat, your visceral fat.

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8. Tomatoes Cut Prostate Cancer Risk by 29% Men who eat cooked tomatoes 2-3 times per week have 29% lower prostate cancer risk. Just half a cup of cooked tomatoes per serving is enough. The lycopene in tomatoes cuts off blood supply to tumors. https://t.co/qVhPhyJaV7

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Research studies have shown that tomatoes are good for overall health. Studies have shown that men who eat tomatoes regularly, cooked tomatoes, actually have a twenty nine percent lower risk of developing prostate cancer. Two to three servings per week. The typical serving that this study supports is just half a cup of cooked tomatoes is per serving.
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Speaker 0: In life, but it'll lower the risk. Here's an example, Steven. Research studies have shown that tomatoes are good for overall health. You mentioned prostate cancer. So studies have shown that men who eat tomatoes regularly, cooked tomatoes, actually have a twenty nine percent lower risk of developing prostate cancer. It's pretty good. What's the dose that you need to cook tomatoes you need to eat? Two to three servings per week, all right? I can probably accomplish that. How much each time? Do I gotta eat a wheelbarrow of tomatoes each time? No. The typical serving that this study supports is just half a cup of cooked tomatoes is per serving.

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Dr. Lee's findings offer hope that the future of medicine isn't just drugs. It's understanding that every meal is an opportunity to raise your body's natural defense systems. What surprised you most about this? Let me know below.

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Saved - September 15, 2025 at 3:26 PM
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Belly fat is linked to serious health issues like cancer and heart disease. After years in the gym, I've compiled tips to help shed belly fat. Key strategies include eating eggs daily, minimizing alcohol, and drinking caffeine for appetite control. I recommend walking over running, avoiding peanut butter, and focusing on weight training to boost metabolism. A high-protein diet, quality sleep, and mindful eating are essential. It's okay to enjoy treats occasionally, and staying hydrated is crucial. Remember, a strong motivation and sustainable habits lead to lasting results.

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Belly fat is linked to: • Cancer • Diabetes • Heart disease After 10+ years in the gym… Here's every tip I have to shed your belly fat: 1. Eat eggs every day. https://t.co/nR1O5OatdW

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This is a "superfood" that makes fat loss easier. High in protein, healthy fats & nutrients that support your metabolism.

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2. Minimize alcohol. These empty calories add up. A few drinks can completely erase your calorie deficit for the day.

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3. Drink caffeine. This is the best appetite suppressant. It also increases your metabolic rate & improves workout performance.

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4. To avoid post-dinner snacking, brush your teeth. Watch your cravings vanish. Your brain will associate that minty clean feeling with being done eating for the day.

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5. Don't run. Walk 10k+ steps a day instead. Walking is sustainable, low-impact & burns plenty of calories. Most people can't maintain a running habit long-term.

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6. Avoid peanut butter. Extremely easy to overeat. Two tablespoons = 200 calories, and most people eat much more than that amount.

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7. More muscle = higher metabolism = easier fat loss Weight training at least 3× on a weekly builds that metabolic engine that burns fat 24/7.

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8. Eat a high protein diet • Steak • Salmon • Chicken • Burgers • Greek yogurt • Whey protein shakes. A high-protein diet fills you up. It also preserves muscle while losing fat.

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9. Trade regular soda for diet soda. This simple swap can save you 150-300 calories per drink.

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10. Lack of sleep increases your hunger hormones. Prioritize quality sleep. Poor sleep makes weight loss nearly impossible.

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11. Eat slower to allow time for the satiety hormone (leptin) to release in your body. This tells your body when you're full. Most people eat too quickly to register fullness.

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12. Don't do keto unless you absolutely hate carbs. Extreme diets lead to extreme rebounds. Carbs aren't your enemy.

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13. Expect fluctuations in your body weight. This is normal. Use weekly averages instead of day-to-day.

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14. Stop calling yourself "fat" "lazy" or "piece of sh*t". If you want permanent results, you must change your self-identity. Become the person who takes care of their body.

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15. Ban fake meat from your diet. These processed products are high in calories & low in nutrition. Stick with real food.

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16. Use 0-calorie condiments like Franks Red Hot. Flavor doesn't have to come with extra calories.

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17. It's okay to eat out, get ice cream, or enjoy pizza. Enjoyable diet = sustainable diet. Plan for these foods, don't eliminate them.

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18. Eat as many fruits & veggies as you want. Nearly impossible to overeat. They're packed with fiber & water that fill you up.

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19. Most people over-eat due to B.T.S. • Boredom • Stress • Thirst Not hunger. Before you eat, ask yourself: "Am I bored, thirsty or stressed right now?"

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20. A strong "why" is the best motivation. Do this for yourself, your wife, and your kids. They deserve the best you.

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These tips work because they're sustainable. You don't need complicated plans or extreme measures. Simple, consistent actions create lasting results. Have any questions? Let me know below. & Follow me @gabepluguez for more content like this.

Saved - September 4, 2025 at 12:21 PM
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I was shocked to learn about The Rock's health journey and his recent weight loss. He shared insights with Dr. Mark Hyman that challenged traditional medical advice. His gut health suffered from antibiotics, and doctors nearly prescribed unnecessary heart meds based on flawed scans. Despite eating clean, he had significant nutrient deficiencies. A gene test revealed he has a longevity gene, and he emphasized the importance of proactive health measures. The Rock's experience highlights the need for deeper investigation in healthcare and taking ownership of our health for our families.

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Everyone's shocked about The Rock's massive weight loss… But he recently sat down with Dr. Mark Hyman & broke down what's REALLY going on with his health. What he revealed will make you rethink going to the doctor… Here are my top 8 takeaways: https://t.co/yNlg5VGdDK

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1. The Rock's Gut Was Destroyed By 2 Rounds of Antibiotics He took antibiotics for something minor - completely wrecked his digestion. Killed off the good bacteria that protects your intestinal lining. Regular doctors just threw more pills at him: "It's probably this, let's try that." 6-8 weeks with functional medicine? Fixed completely.

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Speaker 0 and Speaker 1 discuss a root-cause approach to gut issues. "It's how they're trained." The speaker recalls being challenged to get to the root cause and asked, "how about my gut?" They describe a plan: "We're gonna do a deep dive with your blood panel, and we're gonna do a stool test, and we're gonna find out what's going on." This began in 2024, and it led to a nine-month workload. "holy shit, how am I gonna get through this with my gut issues?" About six to eight weeks later, things started to come around. They contrast symptomatic treatment with digging into the why: "we dug into the why" and found, "you had taken an antibiotic for something you had. Two. I remember that. Two rounds of antibiotics. Yes, that's right." Then, "And then your gut changed." Regular doctors "don't pay much attention to that" and rely on detective work of taking your history.
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Speaker 0: But I found Speaker 1: It's how they're trained. Speaker 0: It's how they're trained. Yes. Exactly. But I found, you know, was so challenged with them to try and get to the root cause of this problem and a few others in the past. And I remember asking you, I said, you know, this sounds fantastic. I said, but can I ask you, how about my gut? Like, and you said, well, that's what I specialize in. And then you went on to tell me Speaker 1: You said call me doctor see every poop. Speaker 0: Doug, see well, that's by the way, you brought that up. You said, hey. We're gonna do a deep dive with your blood panel, and we're gonna do a stool test, and we're gonna do all these tests. We're gonna find out what's going on. And that was at the 2024 and I was just getting ready to launch into what would what would become a nine month work for me, workload for me of nonstop work, and it was all in front of me and I was thinking, holy shit, how am I gonna get through this with my gut issues? I'm not digesting digesting properly. And I would say probably six to eight weeks later you had me on the right track and things started to come around and, and, and recalibrate. Speaker 1: It's so, it's so true. You know, I think a lot of people when they go to the doctor, they're, they're usually getting symptomatic treatment and not the root cause. Yes. And, and what we found was rather than just sort of like giving you symptomatic treatment, we dug into the why. And we found out that you had taken an antibiotic for something you had. Speaker 0: Two. I remember that. Two rounds of antibiotics. Yes, that's right. Speaker 1: And then your gut changed. But regular doctors don't pay much attention to that. And to the detective work of taking your history, finding out, oh, that's what was the moment when things changed.

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2. Doctors Almost Put Him on Heart Meds He Didn't Need Traditional scans showed "plaque buildup" in his circumflex artery. Immediate response: "Get on this medication NOW." The Rock called Dr. Hyman instead. Got an AI scan - turns out it was just anatomical variation. No plaque at all.

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Speaker 0 states, "We're not trained to be proactive. We're not trained to be preventive. We're not trained to look at the cause," noting medicine is changing toward function health and deep dives. A "functional health panel" was used to assess risk factors. The caller later faced a heart scare and underwent a cardiovascular workup. "You're 53 now," he says, and explains that at 53 tests begin, including a cardiovascular assessment. Earlier, "the old school traditional MRI" suggested a buildup in the circumflex artery. This prompted a recommendation for a multi-month medication, though he hesitated. He called the doctor, who said: "hold on. Let's not jump to conclusions. I don't want you getting on that right now. There's a couple of steps here I think that we can do."
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Speaker 0: We're not trained to be proactive. We're not trained to be preventive. We're not trained to look at the cause. And that's where medicine is changing. And you mentioned function health. That's where you can get the deep dive on your body that really it's hard to find other places. And we did that for you. And, you know, one of the things you called me about later was your heart and you got a bit of a scare. You want to talk about what that was and how we ended up figuring out what was going on? Because I think it speaks to the importance of actually looking at your risk factors in a deep way that we did, we did with you with functional health panel. I mean, we were able to find so many things that kind of gave us a sense of relief rather than being on Well, a lifelong Speaker 1: a huge sense of relief, by the way. And just, I was never a medication guy. Like, wasn't taking any kind of medications or anything like that. And even now, as it relates to my heart, you know, all of a sudden you're rolling along in life and things are good, and then you reach your fifth level of life and you realize that, oh, you're of age. Speaker 0: Yeah. You're 53 now. Speaker 1: And when you become 53. And and then so, when you become of age, that's when all the tests start to happen. Right? Okay. Where's a colonoscopy line? Let's do that. Speaker 0: Alright. Speaker 1: Hey. Here's the cardiovascular workup, and let's look at the heart, and let's look at all the valves and things like that. So when I was looking at the valves, and this was a little bit before you and I met Yeah. But just as we met. Speaker 0: Yeah. And I was Speaker 1: looking at the valves, and I had a complete cardiovascular workup, and everything looked looked great. Thank god. Knock on wood. And then, there was what looked to be what looked to be some what looked to be some stuff inside the Speaker 0: Like a buildup of Like a build buildup up of black. Speaker 1: What they thought was black in the circumflex, valve. In the artery. Yeah. In the artery. Right? And I didn't even know what that I never even heard of that. Speaker 0: Sounds cool. Goes around the back of your heart. Speaker 1: In the back. Now I know that. Right? I always hear the the main two. Yeah. That's what you hear. Speaker 0: Yeah. Speaker 1: But for those listening like me, I was unaware that we also have a really important one, that goes around the back, the circumflex. There was some buildup or so they thought. And then when we looked at that on the old school traditional MRI and the scans, it looked like I had buildup and then immediately the call to action was, alright, well, let's get you on this medication. It's a multi month medication and here we go. Like, we gotta get on it right away. And I thought, god. And I was so hesitant because I wasn't taking any medication. So then I called you. Yeah. And I said, doc, listen, here's what I got. I'm not indicting anybody. I'm not throwing anybody under the bus, but what do you think? Yeah. And here's what their suggestion is. And again, I'll never forget on that Zoom, you went, okay, hold on. Hold on. I jumped in. Let's not jump to conclusions. I don't want you getting on that right now. Don't get on the medication. There's a couple of steps here I think that we can do Speaker 0: that

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3. His Grandfather Died at 45 From "Toughing It Out" First Samoan professional wrestler. Had cancer pain for months - just had people "pound on his back" instead of seeing doctors. By the time he went? Too late. Metastasized everywhere. The Rock: "That old school mentality kills us."

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Well, yeah. He kinda toughed through it and he had all these aches and pains, refused to go see the doctor. And one of his fellow wrestlers, he used to have him come over every day, and this was in Hawaii. He goes, I need you to pound on my back. He would just pound on his back just constantly thinking, like, just that old school, probably barbaric head in the sand Yeah. Kind of mentality. He was 45 when he died. Cancer. Yeah. And he refused it for months and months and months. And then it had metastasized to a point where there was just no going back. And that was it. By the time they caught it, reached a point where I I gotta go see a doctor and see what's happening. Yeah.
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Speaker 0: Well, yeah. He kinda toughed through it and he had all these aches and pains, refused to go see the doctor. And one of his his guys, one of his fellow wrestlers, he used to have him come over every day, and this was in Hawaii. He goes, I need you to pound on my back. Oh, wow. He would just pound on his back just constantly thinking, like, just that old school, probably barbaric head in the sand Yeah. Kind of mentality. He was 45 when he died. What was the pain? Was it something Cancer. Cancer. Yeah. And he refused it for months and months and months. And then it had metastasized to a point where there was just no going back. And that was it. By the time they caught it, reached a point where I I gotta go see a doctor and see what's happening. Yeah.

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4. Even Eating "Clean" - He Had Major Deficiencies Low vitamin D. Low omega-3s. Low magnesium. Low folate. "I eat the same thing every day - complex carbs, protein, fat, greens." Still deficient. Most doctors don't even check nutrition levels. https://t.co/TPiP4Wd3iV

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During the conversation on nutrition and supplements, I was amazed by how we started focusing on gut health. You said, 'let's look at what you're eating.' I responded, 'you're gonna laugh at what I'm eating because I ate the same thing every day for years.'
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Speaker 0: Back to, you said nutrition. Yeah. Right? And supplements. And that's one of the things that I was really amazed at when you and I started working together and we started talking about my gut and gut health and how to fix it. You were like, hey, let's look at what you're eating. And I said, you're gonna laugh at what I'm eating because I ate the same thing every day for years.

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5. The Test That Saved Him From Alzheimer's Fear Family history of dementia had him terrified. Got the APOE gene test - turns out he has the "jackpot gene." APOE2 = longevity gene. The people who smoke, drink, and live to 100. Plus a new blood test (PTA 217) confirmed: zero Alzheimer's proteins.

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"Blood biomarkers. One's called p tau two seventeen, which looks at some of the proteins that get released when you have Alzheimer's in your blood." "Yes. And we can look at that. And if you don't have that, you're clean." "And you can combine that with the APO AE testing and the brain imaging. And so you get a three sixty view of what's going on." "And so we found out you actually had what we call the jackpot gene, which is the opposite." "You had, like, the APOE2, which is a gene that means you kind of live a long time." "All you have you don't have the two two, which is the the true jackpot." "Well, I don't know that. There is an amount of tequila that can override your genes." "There's a a limited exceeded genetic capacity."
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Speaker 0: Blood biomarkers. One's called p tau two seventeen, which looks at some of the proteins that get released when you have Alzheimer's in your blood. And you can That's what I took. Yeah. Right? Yes. And we can look at that. And if you don't have that, you're clean. And you can combine that with the APO AE testing and the brain imaging. And so you get a three sixty view of what's going on. You know, we have all the conditions that really can become things that we don't die from anymore, that we can pick up early, that we can then change the trajectory of. And so we found out you actually had what we call the jackpot gene, which is the opposite. You had, like, the APOE2, which is a gene that means you kind of live a long time. You know, those people who, like, smoke and drink and live forever? Yeah. You're kind of one of those. All you have you don't have the two two, which is the the true jackpot. Wait a second. So if I'm understanding this two three. You have a two three. No amount of tequila. Well, I don't know that. There is an amount of tequila that can override your genes. That's for sure. There's a a limited exceeded genetic capacity. It. Got it. A little bit

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6. Why Guys Die From Heart Disease Without Warning "Half the time when guys find out they have heart disease, it's sudden death." Men avoid doctors because: • Don't want to appear weak • Don't want vulnerability • Head in the sand mentality The Rock: "We'll chase everything else - success, money, women. But not our health."

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"Comes to picking up things that affect their quality of life or affect even them being alive." "It's too late. Boom." "Yes." "Because there's a lot just as dudes too as well. There's a lot of stuff that we take control of." "The car we drive, the job we have, you know, if we we see a beautiful girl, you wanna talk to her, whatever the thing may be." "But then when it comes to health stuff and this idea of sometimes looking into the hood can make you feel vulnerable, maybe a little bit weak, you don't wanna do that." "We shy away from that. We put our head in the sand, as you say." "And that's the thing that I thought, oh, well, what an opportunity this is with function health to give dudes and guys like, hey, permission. Yeah. Like, go after it."
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Speaker 0: Comes to picking up things that affect their quality of life or affect even them being alive. You know, like, half of the time when guys find out they have heart disease, it's sudden death. Speaker 1: It's too late. Boom. Yes. Because there's a lot just as dudes too as well. There's a lot of stuff that we take control of. The car we drive, the job we have, you know, if we we see a beautiful girl, you wanna talk to her, whatever the thing may be. But then when it comes to health stuff and this idea of sometimes looking into the hood can make you feel vulnerable, maybe a little bit weak, you don't wanna do that. We shy away from that. We put our head in the sand, as Speaker 0: you say. Speaker 1: And that's the thing that I thought, oh, well, what an opportunity this is with function health to give dudes and guys like, hey, permission. Yeah. Like, go after it.

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7. The $499 Full Body Scan That Changes Everything New AI technology reduced scan time from 60 minutes to 22. Catches cancer at stage 1-2 (90%+ survival rate). Instead of stage 3-4 (basically death sentence). "If my grandfather had this, he'd still be here." https://t.co/chym2Ew4Rp

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- So for $4.99 you can get your comprehensive lab testing and comprehensive imaging and be able to actually make cancer a thing of the past, dying from cancer. - We can't get rid of cancer because it's gonna come because we live in such a toxic world. - But imagine a world where everybody gets screened every year. - Like, imagine if your grandfather was screened, you know, he would still maybe be here. I don't know. You never know, man.
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Speaker 0: Bucks. Yeah. Much is the $4.99 So for $4.99 you can get your comprehensive lab testing and comprehensive imaging and be able to actually make cancer a thing of the past, dying from cancer. We can't get rid of cancer because it's gonna come because we live in such a toxic world. Yeah. But imagine a world where everybody gets screened every year. Like, imagine if your grandfather was screened, you know, he would still maybe be here. I don't know. You never know, man.

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8. The Real Reason to Take Control of Your Health The Rock's kids watched him get his blood panel done. "Daddy, who's that tall guy?" "That's my doctor. This is what we do to stay healthy for you." Your health is a gift to your kids. Not just being alive - but modeling what taking ownership looks like.

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“Stuff out there that we will chase as guys, and we'll go after. We'll chase this thing and that thing, and we'll chase a lot of stuff that we shouldn't be chasing, but the one thing we should, which is our health.” “your health is a gift to your kids.” “It's the best gift that we can give.” They emphasize being present and setting an example: “we wanna be around and we wanna not only do we wanna be around, but also we want to be the example for them and, hey. Listen. This is what daddy's doing, and this but this is why I'm doing it.” The moment closes with a memory: “When you left that day and you left the house, you were like, daddy, who is that? That guy? Yeah. He's taller than you.”
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Speaker 0: Stuff out there that we will chase as guys, and we'll go after. We'll chase this thing and that thing, and we'll chase a lot of stuff that we shouldn't be chasing, but the one thing we should, which is our health. Yeah. And you you said, you know, you you know, your your health is a gift to your kids. Right? That's right. It's It is. It's the best gift that we can give. Yeah. Yeah. Because we wanna be around and we wanna not only do we wanna be around, but also we want to be the example for them and, hey. Listen. This is what daddy's doing, and this but this is why I'm doing it. Yep. By the way, when you left that day and you left the house, you were like, daddy, who is that? That guy? Yeah. He's taller than you.

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The biggest shock? Even The Rock - with all his resources - was getting terrible advice from traditional medicine. They declared what was wrong without looking deeper. They prescribed lifetime meds for problems that didn't exist. They treated symptoms, not root causes. Meanwhile, one functional medicine doctor fixed in weeks what others couldn't in years.

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The Rock's takeaway: "The alternative is you don't look under the hood. And we know where that road ends." Test. Don't guess. Take the step. Because the data isn't noise - it's truth. And truth is what lets you take control.

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Saved - September 3, 2025 at 3:36 AM
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Leg day is crucial, yet often overlooked. To effectively grow your quads and achieve impressive strength, I emphasize eight essential exercises. Consistent, intense training with these will yield powerful legs. Key exercises include Safety Bar Squats, Pendulum Squats, Hack Squats, Deadlifts, Belt Squat Marches, Lying Hamstring Curls, and Calf Raises. I also recommend unique warm-ups like backward treadmill walks and hip airplanes to prepare your body. Remember, pushing yourself is vital for growth. Feel free to ask questions or follow for more tips.

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Leg day is the most important day of the week. Sadly, most people get it wrong. If you want to: • Grow your quads • Squat 415 lbs for reps • Finally look good in shorts Here are the 8 exercises you NEED to be doing (+ how I blew up my calves): https://t.co/YKPQMlHK0i

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My big philosophy: If you consistently train any variation of these 8 exercises… And you: • Train intensely • Put in the reps • Add on the weight You WILL have a strong, powerful set of legs. Let's dive in…

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1. Safety Bar Squats The handles put less stress on your shoulders, allowing you to focus more on your legs. https://t.co/TABNuIccVw

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2. Pendulum Squats These make the exercise heavier where you're stronger (at the top)... And lighter where you're weaker (the bottom). So you get more muscle growth per set. https://t.co/mR0fcVRdUs

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3. Hack Squats These allow for less stress on your lower back… And make it easier to go deeper (works your quads more). You can also add bands to make the lift even better. https://t.co/gBSpFhBozj

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4. Deadlifts Great for quads, hamstrings and glutes. https://t.co/yeFXgaJlcO

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6. Belt Squat Marches These train stability. Stable hips improve athletic performance and prevent low back pain, hip pain, and other injuries. https://t.co/O8l1LlM3yL

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7. Lying Hamstring Curls These are A++, while seated hamstring curls are only A+. Seated curls train the hamstrings in their fully lengthened position (As do deadlifts). Lying curls train the hamstring in the fully shortened position (a range of motion that deadlifts miss) https://t.co/87QvsbKwdj

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8. Calf Raises These are an A++ while standing calf raises are only an A+. Standing raises load your shoulders, which triggers your lower back, glutes, and quads. Seating calf raises load the knees, which isolates your calves more. https://t.co/CxXQdy4Aez

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Here are 2 quick & unique warm-ups: 1. Backward treadmill walk Do this for 60-90 seconds before working out. These bring blood flow to the knee so it's warm and prepared to do a heavy leg day without aching. https://t.co/sWm3tkRuQG

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2. Hip Airplanes These train your brain to keep your hips stable so you don't get injured. https://t.co/30nmuiBDrp

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Something to remember: You can make this as easy or as hard as you want. The only way to see growth is by pushing yourself in every workout. Try these out, and let me know what you think.

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Saved - August 21, 2025 at 2:27 PM
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I've been exploring the connection between stress and digestive issues like bloating and acid reflux. It turns out that chronic stress is the real culprit, causing my digestive muscles to tense up and disrupt their function. Instead of relying on temporary fixes like probiotics or antacids, I've learned that managing stress is crucial. Simple practices, such as eating mindfully, improving sleep, and addressing anxiety, can significantly improve gut health. Ultimately, it's about fixing the root cause—my nervous system—rather than just treating symptoms.

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Your bloating, acid reflux, and digestive issues are all symptoms of the same root problem. And it's not what you think… Here's what's really happening and how to fix your gut forever: https://t.co/hUlD8h22kW

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The problem isn't your stomach acid. It's not food sensitivities. It's not genetics. The real culprit? Chronic stress putting your digestive muscles in fight-or-flight mode.

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Here's what most people don't understand: Your digestive system is made up of muscles that need to contract and relax to work properly. When you're chronically stressed, these muscles tense up and can't function. Food sits there. Ferments. Creates gas, bloating, and acid reflux.

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Did you know that stress could mess up the digestive system and lead to symptoms like abdominal pain, heartburn, and bloating? This is because there's a direct connection between the brain and the gut. So when we are stressed, our digestive system gets stressed. So stress literally paralyzes the digestive system and food just sits there leading to symptoms. So if you're having digestive problems make sure you're mindful of your stress.
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Speaker 0: Did you know that stress could mess up the digestive system and lead to symptoms like abdominal pain, heartburn, and bloating? This is because there's a direct connection between the brain and the gut. So when we are stressed, our digestive system gets stressed. So stress literally paralyzes the digestive system and food just sits there leading to symptoms. So if you're having digestive problems make sure you're mindful of your stress.

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Why stress destroys your gut: • Cortisol shuts down digestion to conserve energy for "survival" • Blood flow gets redirected away from your digestive organs • Your gut muscles literally can't contract properly • Food doesn't move through your system efficiently This creates a perfect storm of digestive chaos.

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So stress causes belly fat? Belly fat that's really hard to shift. So again, what I would see with people is that they would say, oh, I've put on a bit of weight around the middle, you know, had to loosen the belt a bit. So I've started eating less. I've started, like, exercising more, and I still can't shift it. And again, that's when I would explain this is the impact of cortisol. As long as you're still leaking out extra cortisol, nothing's gonna change. So, and like I said, even exercising more or eating better, less or differently, whatever it is, wouldn't shift that fat. You had to get to the root cause. You had to reduce the cortisol.
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Speaker 0: So stress causes belly fat? Belly fat that's really hard to shift. So again, what I would see with people is that they would say, oh, I've put on a bit of weight around the middle, you know, had to loosen the belt a bit. So I've started eating less. I've started, like, exercising more, and I still can't shift it. And again, that's when I would explain this is the impact of cortisol. As long as you're still leaking out extra cortisol, nothing's gonna change. So, and like I said, even exercising more or eating better, less or differently, whatever it is, wouldn't shift that fat. You had to get to the root cause. You had to reduce the cortisol.

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The gut-brain connection is real. Your gut produces more serotonin than your brain does. When your digestive system is inflamed and stressed, it sends stress signals back to your brain. This creates a vicious cycle of stress → poor digestion → more stress. https://t.co/z0iA4CNIlZ

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Your gut makes neurotransmitters like serotonin, detoxifies your body, helps digest your food, and makes hormones. It's critical. When people get antibiotics because they had COVID or they had an earache, the antibiotics actually kill some of the good bugs in your gut, and then people get more anxious. They have more memory problems. They have trouble learning. Making sure you take care of your gut, so eat lots of fruits and vegetables, and a probiotic can be just so helpful. In one study, they gave mice an antibiotic and they actually found the stem cells in their brain in the hippocampus actually stopped growing. It's like, Woah.
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Speaker 0: So if your gut's not right, your brain is not going to be right. Your gut makes neurotransmitters like serotonin. It detoxifies your body. It helps digest your food. It makes hormones. It's critical. When people get antibiotics because they had COVID or they had an earache, the antibiotics actually kill some of the good bugs in your gut, and then people get more anxious. They have more memory problems. They have trouble learning. Making sure you take care of your gut, so eat lots of fruits and vegetables, and a probiotic can be just so helpful. In one study, they gave mice an antibiotic and they actually found the stem cells in their brain in the hippocampus actually stopped growing. It's like, Woah.

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Most people try to fix this with: • Probiotics • Digestive enzymes • Elimination diets • Antacids These might provide temporary relief, but they don't address the root cause. You're treating symptoms, not the source.

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The real solution starts with stress management: 1. Address the controllable stressors in your life 2. Have difficult conversations you've been avoiding 3. Fix your sleep (your gut repairs itself at night) 4. Practice gratitude - the Bible says when we present our requests to God with thanksgiving, His peace guards our hearts

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Here's the practical protocol: • Eat in a relaxed state (no phones, no rushing) • Chew your food thoroughly (aim for 20-30 chews per bite) • Take deep breaths before meals to activate rest-and-digest mode • Stop eating 3 hours before bed Your digestive muscles need to be in parasympathetic mode to function.

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The spiritual component matters too. When we're anxious about everything, our bodies stay in survival mode. Philippians 4:6-7 isn't just spiritual advice - it's physiological medicine. Anxiety literally shuts down your digestive system.

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Bottom line: Fix your stress, fix your gut. Your digestive issues aren't a food problem - they're a nervous system problem. Get into a caloric deficit, manage your stress, and trust God with the rest. Simple habits. Powerful results.

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Saved - August 19, 2025 at 1:12 PM
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After years of following conventional medical advice, my father faced serious health issues. By embracing a new approach, he lost 40lbs and became cancer-free. I shared 19 health secrets that transformed his life, emphasizing the importance of a balanced lifestyle over quick fixes. Key points include the significance of protein, the connection between physical and mental health, and the necessity of accountability. As a new father, I recognize the importance of being healthy for my daughter’s future, reminding us that our families deserve the best version of ourselves.

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After 3 decades of listening to his doctors, my father ended up with: • Cancer • Diabetes • Heart disease After 3 years of listening to his son... He lost 40lbs & became cancer free. Here's 19 health secrets his doctors never told him: 1. Stop doing diets that have a name https://t.co/DNCQl8De8T

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2. Carbs don't make you fat - too many calories do. If you want to lose weight… • Be more active • Eat more protein • Stay in a healthy caloric deficit

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3. Your physical health and mental health are not two separate things. They are reflections of one another. So treat them both with respect.

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4. Working out 3-5 days/week is more sustainable long term than 6-7 days/week. The goal should never be a quick fix. Instead, focus on enhancing your lifestyle.

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5. The only equipment you *need* is your body. Too many people use the gym as an excuse. “I have no time” Something as simple as walking 10,000 steps a day can literally keep the doctors away.

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6. Resistance training is far superior to cardio for fat loss. Unlike cardio… Resistance training allows you to burn even after your workout is over.

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7. The only “diet” that works is a high-protein one. Protein keeps you satiated. You should be consuming 1g of protein per pound you weigh. Not only will it help you build muscle, but it will also help you burn fat.

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8. Skipping workouts to spend more time with your family shortens your time on earth with your family. Your health should always come first. Your loved ones deserve the best version of you. All it takes is 4 hours a week. Stop making excuses.

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9. Exercise is a documented antidepressant. Sad? Go to the gym. Anxious? Go to the gym. Depressed? Go to the gym. The gym can literally solve all your problems.

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10. Most hunger scares can be cured by drinking water. The majority of people overeat because they’re: • Bored • Thirsty • Stressed Next time you’re craving a snack, drink a glass of water & wait a few minutes.

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11. Sodium is not killing you. It is keeping you alive. 90% of Americans are dehydrated every day. A pinch of Celtic salt in your water can do you wonders.

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12. Your habits make you fat, not the “fat gene.” Every single person on this earth is where they are physically/mentally because of their default actions. Good or bad. Put down the chips and pick up a glass of water.

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13. Quality sleep is a performance-enhancing drug. Implement the 321 method: • No food 3 hours before bed • No liquid 2 hours before bed • No screens 1 hour before bed Aim to get 7-8 hours per night.

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14. Reduce as much stress as possible. The best ways to do this: Take cold showers or ice baths periodically to increase your stress tolerance.

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15. Stop waiting till your next doctor's visit to weigh yourself. You can’t manage a problem you avoid confronting. Weigh yourself daily.

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16. Having no routine on the weekends is saying your goals don’t matter 29% of the time. If you want something bad enough… It needs to stay on your mind 24/7 until it becomes a part of your default actions.

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17. Eat slower. It gives your body time to secret Leptin, the “I’m full” hormone. 90% of Americans overeat because they eat too quickly.

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18. Stop picking up your phone as soon as you wake up. Mindless morning scrolling starts the day off with unnecessary stress. Wait 30 minutes to check your phone instead.

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19. I’ve never seen anyone keep the weight off long-term without accountability outside of themselves. Join a strong community. Share your goals with other men.

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Incorporating these into my father's routine not only made him a healthier man… But it also reminded him that our bodies are the temple of God, and we should honor it as such. & Now that I just had my first daughter, these principles matter more than ever… https://t.co/7OZNpLyHrz

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She deserves a father who will be around for her wedding, her children, and every milestone in between. So remember: Your family deserves the best version of you. And that starts with honoring the body God gave you.

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Saved - August 12, 2025 at 12:27 PM
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Poor oral health is linked to serious diseases like cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. The real causes of bad teeth and breath stem from chronic inflammation due to sugar, processed foods, and poor gut health. Our mouths reflect our gut condition, leading to issues like cavities and bad breath. To improve oral health, avoid harmful foods and adopt habits like nose breathing and oil pulling. Remember, healing starts from within; focus on diet and gut health rather than just cleaning your mouth. Your teeth can heal if you support them properly.

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Poor oral health doesn’t just cause bad breath… Most diseases start in the mouth: • Cancer • Diabetes • Heart disease & since your dentist isn’t helping you fix it… Here’s everything you need to know about real oral health (& how to protect yourself): https://t.co/5j9NPlAtrK

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1. The REAL cause of bad teeth & bad breath: It’s not: • Not brushing enough • Skipping floss • “Just genetics” It’s chronic inflammation from: • Sugar-laced diets • Processed garbage • Wrecked gut health Fix the root—your mouth heals itself. https://t.co/jgzmGtJKh2

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Two things to look at with gut health: 'one that your digestion is working properly' and 'you don't have any gut infections.' The speaker cites examples: 'This patient, their fats were not being broken down. Were having some stomach acidity issues and it was actually causing some really, really bad breath.' 'So this patient here had a yeast overgrowth, a Candida overgrowth going on. And this other patient had a bacterial, two actually bacterial infections that were occurring.' 'We can work on this once we actually isolate and figure out for you what's going on inside of your gut.' 'We can actually send this testing to you to get done locally.' Then 'we can sit down and go over it with you.' 'We can also do fifteen minute consults just to make sure that we're a good fit for each other.' 'So go to the link in our bio and schedule that appointment.'
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Speaker 0: So do you have a rancid breath and you brush your teeth all the time, you eat all this gum and nothing seems to help and you just have like permanent morning breath? Well, you need to check your gut health. Okay. So two things that we have to look at with gut health. You need to make sure one that your digestion is working properly. This patient, their fats were not being broken down. Were having some stomach acidity issues and it was actually causing some really, really bad breath. The second thing you need to make sure that you don't have any gut infections. So this patient here had a yeast overgrowth, a Candida overgrowth going on. And this other patient had a bacterial, two actually bacterial infections that were occurring. So we have tons of patients that come in with a really, really bad breath. They go to the dentist, they do all these things to try and help with their mouth. But what's actually happening is their gut is having issues and it's causing bad breath. So we can work on this once we actually isolate and figure out for you what's going on inside of your gut. We can actually send this testing to you to get done locally. Then we can sit down and go over it with you. We can also do fifteen minute consults just to make sure that we're a good fit for each other. So go to the link in our bio and schedule that appointment.

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2. Your mouth is a mirror of your gut. When your gut’s in chaos: • Bad bacteria thrive • Acid levels spike • Nutrient absorption tanks That means: • Cavities • Bleeding gums • Stinky breath Fix your gut = fix your mouth. https://t.co/2qnzuKuFCQ

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A dental expert from Germany says the gut is the engines to the whole body and the mouth is the engines to the gut system. We swallow about a $140,000,000,000 per day that ultimately end up in your stomach creating that microbiome. If you have any dental work done previously, such as having metals, root canals, whole wisdom teeth, cavitations, you will have an oral dysbiosis, the wrong bacteria, and then you swallow them on a daily basis, and that could be a huge trigger for not healing your gut even though you're already doing anything. So always think about oral health. It could be why the diet and all the probiotics you're taking is not working. The source is here. It's like having a factory upstream dumping mercury or toxin into the river, and the fish are dying down here. You can't just repopulate the fish. Taking a probiotic. You have to go upstream. You're teaching dentists around the world. Yes. But because your goal is to make dentistry wake up to the fact that it's not just My filling, the future of dentistry is changing our profession from the technician to the physician. That we understand that oral health is the beginning, but it's about optimizing overall health by starting there, and that's why the dentistry certification is there. Just to bring a global standard for that, creating the BioVerse as a whole ecosystem for us, for the dentists, for the practitioners, for the patients. And how do they find you, man? Follow you. It's doctor domy one on Instagram, ideally. Safe dentistry, change the gut.
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Speaker 0: Can't fix your gut? This could be why. I'm here with dental expert from Germany. So talk about why this could affect this and keep this from healing. Speaker 1: Thanks for having me. Yeah. So I feel that the gut is the engines to the whole body. The mouth is the engines to the gut system. We swallow about a $140,000,000,000 per day that ultimately end up in your stomach creating that microbiome. If you have any dental work done previously, such as having metals, root canals, whole wisdom teeth, cavitations, you will have an oral dysbiosis, the wrong bacteria, and then you swallow them on a daily basis, and that could be a huge trigger for not healing your gut even though you're already doing anything. So always think about oral health. Speaker 0: It could be why the diet and all the probiotics you're taking is not working. The source is here. It's like having a factory upstream dumping mercury or toxin into the river, and the fish are dying down here. You can't just repopulate the fish. Exactly. Taking a probiotic. You have to go upstream. So first of all, you're teaching dentists around the world. Yes. But because your goal is to make dentistry wake up to the fact that it's not just My filling Speaker 1: goal, the future of dentistry is changing our profession from the technician to the physician. That we understand that oral health is the beginning, but it's about optimizing overall health by starting there, and that's why the dentistry certification is there. Just to bring a global standard for that, creating the BioVerse as a whole ecosystem for us, for the dentists, for the practitioners, for the patients. Speaker 0: And how do they find you, man? Follow you. Speaker 1: It's doctor domy one on Instagram, ideally. Speaker 0: Safe dentistry, change the gut.

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3. Foods that are rotting your teeth: • Candy + gum • Soda (yes, even “zero sugar”) • Too much commercial toothpaste (yes, really) If it comes in a box and says “heart healthy” — your teeth hate it. https://t.co/EmtnGDBbA9

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These are the worst foods for your teeth. Some foods are just naturally acidic by themselves. Sour candies, they're covered in citric acid. They're horrible for your teeth. Soda's made with carbonic acid, also bad for your teeth. Coffee's gonna be bad for your It's also acidic. The only ones that aren't are the ones that are high fat, high protein. Typically, those don't have the same loads of acid. Those kinds of things that carry a lot of flavor often carry the flavor because they're acid. Obviously, don't expect you to avoid these foods. We all wanna eat the stuff we wanna eat. What you wanna do is after you eat the acidic foods, you wanna buffer against the acid very quickly. Easiest way to do it, rinse your mouth with water and start chewing the xylitol gum.
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Speaker 0: These are the worst foods for your teeth. Some foods are just naturally acidic by themselves. Sour candies, they're covered in citric acid. They're horrible for your teeth. Soda's made with carbonic acid, also bad for your teeth. Coffee's gonna be bad for your It's also acidic. The only ones that aren't are the ones that are high fat, high protein. Typically, those don't have the same loads of acid. Those kinds of things that carry a lot of flavor often carry the flavor because they're acid. Obviously, don't expect you to avoid these foods. We all wanna eat the stuff we wanna eat. What you wanna do is after you eat the acidic foods, you wanna buffer against the acid very quickly. Easiest way to do it, rinse your mouth with water and start chewing the xylitol gum.

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4. Foods that build bulletproof teeth: • Raw dairy • Grass-fed meat • Wild-caught fish • Bone broth • Fermented foods Old-school nutrition > new-school marketing.

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5. Habits that are wrecking your oral health: • Brushing too hard • Overusing mouthwash • Skipping tongue scraping • Mouth breathing • Chewing sugar-free gum Reminder: “minty” doesn’t mean healthy.

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6. Habits that restore your oral biome: • Nose breathing • Oil pulling (yes, it works) • Tongue scraping • Drinking clean mineral water • Eating collagen-rich foods You don’t need a dentist — you need discipline. https://t.co/2U24z9CdhF

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"I do put coconut oil in my mouth probably a few times a week. I melt the oil in my you know, it it's solid. You spoon it in. And Serena taught me that that's very good for oral microbiome health as well as breath. And there's an added bonus is that it's it sucks the stains out of your teeth. And she has really white teeth, and I said, you must get these bleached. And she said, nope. It's the coconut oil. But don't swallow the coconut oil. Just rinse it, pull it through your teeth for about a minute or two, and then spit it down the drain."
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Speaker 0: I do put coconut oil in my mouth probably a few times a week. I melt the oil in my you know, it it's solid. You spoon it in. And Serena taught me that that's very good for oral microbiome health as well as breath. And there's an added bonus is that it's it sucks the stains out of your teeth. And she has really white teeth, and I said, you must get these bleached. And she said, nope. It's the coconut oil. But don't swallow the coconut oil. Just rinse it, pull it through your teeth for about a minute or two, and then spit it down the drain.

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7. What most people get wrong: They focus on cleaning their mouth. Not healing it. But oral health is internal. Want white teeth and fresh breath? Fix your diet, gut, and habits first.

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The bottom line: Your teeth are alive. They can heal. But you need to stop assaulting them—and start supporting them.

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Saved - August 6, 2025 at 1:30 PM
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The discussion emphasizes the importance of kidney health, highlighting their role as the body's filtration system. Key factors damaging kidneys include chronic NSAID use, processed foods, poor blood sugar control, and dehydration. Early signs of kidney issues include swollen ankles, concentration problems, and fatigue. Recommendations for kidney care include maintaining hydration, managing blood sugar and blood pressure, and consuming kidney-friendly foods like berries and garlic. A personal story illustrates the positive impact of weight loss on kidney health, especially post-transplant.

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Your body’s natural detox system: Kidneys. 90% of people ignore them & it’s silently causing inflammation, brain fog, & exhaustion. Here's everything you need to know about kidney health (& how to cleanse them): https://t.co/YvB4T8s5ej

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1. Your kidneys do way more than you think They're your body's filtration system. Every day, they filter ~50 gallons of blood & remove: • Waste • Toxins • Excess fluids. If they shut down, toxins back up into your body—and your health crumbles. https://t.co/Xh9TVSUznm

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The kidney filters blood by taking it into the cortex, the outer rim, which contains microscopic filtration units. These units filter the blood, creating urine from leftover waste. The waste drops into the renal pyramids, which connect to the ureter, leading to the bladder. The newly filtered blood returns through the renal vein back to the heart.
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Speaker 0: You're looking at a kidney, but I want to show you what it looks like on the inside. So as I flip this open, you're going to see a lot of really interesting anatomy. You see, the kidney is all about filtering your blood. So what happens is blood gets taken into the kidney, it gets sent to this outer rim here called the cortex, and in there you're going find a bunch of microscopic filtration units, and it's going to filter your blood creating urine because all the leftover waste is going to drop into these kind of darkened portions I'm pointing to here called renal pyramids. Eventually that will connect to this really long tube called the ureter which is going to then obviously connect to your bladder. But then that newly filtered blood will return back here through what's called the renal vein which will eventually go back to your heart.

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2. Most people are silently damaging their kidneys daily The main culprits: • Chronic use of NSAIDs (like ibuprofen) • Processed food & seed oils • Poor blood sugar control • High blood pressure • Dehydration Your lifestyle is either protecting your kidneys or destroying them.

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3. Early signs your kidneys are struggling Most symptoms don't show until late-stage damage… But here are a few early red flags: • Swollen ankles or feet • Trouble concentrating • High blood pressure • Foamy urine • Fatigue Don't ignore these signs. https://t.co/5PdocfoHuA

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Red flag symptoms of kidney disease include needing to pee more, especially at night, due to the kidneys' struggle to maintain urine quality. Frothy urine can indicate a protein leak. Swelling in the lower limbs, particularly around the feet and ankles, is due to fluid retention, and can also cause puffiness under the eyes. Persistent tiredness, distinct from normal fatigue, is another symptom, with patients feeling the need to sleep during the day but still feeling exhausted. High blood pressure is both a cause and risk factor, as damaged kidneys are less able to control blood pressure, leading to an increase. Sharing this information could potentially save lives.
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Speaker 0: These are red flag symptoms of kidney disease that most people don't know about. If you have these symptoms persistently, please see a doctor. Pee in more, especially at night. When kidneys lose function, they struggle to maintain the quality of urine, so more water is passed. You may notice your urine has turned frothy, which could be an indication of a protein leak. Swelling appears on the lower limbs. Around the feet and ankles may become larger in size, which is due to fluid retention. Occasionally, the fluid may sit underneath the eyes, and the eyes become puffy and swollen. Feeling tired, drained, and lethargic. Feeling tired is common, but the fatigue from CKD can be much more than that. Many patients feel the need to sleep during the daytime, but even after a good nap, they still feel exhausted. High blood pressure. High blood pressure is one of the highest causes and risk factors of chronic kidney disease. Many people with CKD have high blood pressure. The damaged kidneys are much less able to control your blood pressure, and as a result, your blood pressure increases. Please share this video. It could save somebody's life. Thank you so much for watching.

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4. Blood sugar & blood pressure control is non-negotiable Kidney disease often starts with: 1) Insulin resistance 2) Chronic hypertension Fix both by: • Losing body fat • Strength training • Getting under 25 BMI

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5. Hydration is kidney therapy Your kidneys can't filter properly if you're dehydrated. • Aim for half your body weight (lbs) in ounces of water • Add electrolytes if you're sweating or low-carb • Limit sugary drinks & alcohol—they force your kidneys to work overtime Your kidneys need water to flush toxins effectively.

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Staying hydrated is the easiest way to keep your kidneys healthy, as water helps them remove waste from your blood. Your body knows best how much to drink. Fruits and vegetables also contribute to your water intake. Avoid drinking more than two liters per day if you are not excessively sweating or dehydrated, as it may be counterproductive. Message the speaker for a personalized approach if you have chronic kidney disease and are unsure how much water to drink.
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Speaker 0: This is the easiest way for keep your kidneys healthy. Stay hydrated. Water helps your kidneys remove waste from your blood, keeping them functional optimally. How much should you drink? Your body knows best. Listen to it and remember: Fruits and vegetables also contribute to your water intake. Stay hydrated, keep your kidneys happy but don't over do it. Drinking more than two liters per day if you are not excessively sweating or dehydrated may be counterproductive. So message me for a personalized approach if you are not sure how much water you should be drinking with chronic kidney disease.

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6. Cut the silent killers NSAIDs & PPIs (heartburn meds) are linked to kidney damage with long-term use. Only use when absolutely necessary—and never daily unless prescribed. Switch to: 1) Digestive support (bitters, enzymes, apple cider vinegar) 2) Natural anti-inflammatories (like turmeric)

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7. Support kidney function naturally What helps your kidneys: • Berries (high in antioxidants) • Parsley (anti-inflammatory) • Hydration & movement • Garlic & ginger • Cucumber • Lemon Protecting your kidneys protects your future. https://t.co/OADN8Freaa

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Three foods can help kidneys that are damaged and not filtering correctly, leading to waste buildup. First, cucumbers are over 90% structured water, which purifies cells, acts as a diuretic, has anti-inflammatory properties, and protects against kidney stones. Second, lemons are high in citric acid, reducing kidney stone risk and uric acid buildup, and the vitamin C helps kidney function. Adding lemon juice to water is recommended. Third, parsley, especially on salads, detoxifies heavy metals, acts as a diuretic, and has anti-inflammatory properties.
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Speaker 0: Three foods to clean out dirty kidneys. The kidneys are not really dirty. The kidneys become damaged and they can't filter correctly. You get waste that backs up into your feet as edema and swelling and especially puffiness around the eyes. The first food is cucumber. They're over 90% water, but that water is structured. It's a special type of water that does a lot of additional things to your tissues. It can penetrate and go deep into the cells and help to purify them. Cucumbers also act as a diuretic to get rid of excess fluid. They have anti inflammatory properties and can also protect against kidney stones. Number two, lemon. Lemon is high in citric acid, which can help reduce kidney stone risk. It can help reduce uric acid buildup and it's loaded with vitamin C to help the kidneys function better. I recommend adding lemon juice to your water. Number three, parsley. The best way to eat parsley is on your salad. Parsley is an amazing detoxifier of heavy metals. It also helps get rid of excess fluid acting as a diuretic and has anti inflammatory properties.

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8. How to naturally cleanse your kidneys Your kidneys are your detox system. But you can help them do their job better. Here’s how: • Eat less total calories - less crap for kidneys to filter • Sip dandelion root tea – boosts kidney function • Move daily & sweat – offloads toxins through your skin • Stay hydrated – no filtering happens without water

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But before we finish… Here’s a short story: We had a client who had a kidney transplant scheduled about 6 weeks into working with us. Doctors order to prepare for transplant: • Lose fat • Workout Being leaner and stronger was required for him to be able to handle the surgery. Doctors order after transplant: Keep losing fat. He was unable to workout for 6 weeks after his transplant but the doctor encouraged him to keep losing fat because less visceral fat meant less stress on his kidney. And the healthy eating habits that led to the fat loss mean less crap for his new (healthy) kidney to filter, given to him by his family member (sister or daughter, not sure) He's lost 40 pounds in 5.5 months with the kidney transplant in between.

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Want to hear the full story? Check out the interview we did with Rich here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8_PVPwlO24&list=PLLZaXoSP25UFM6nFBc_xh7F9PGD10XajO&index=2

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The bottom line: Your kidneys are more important than you think. And if you want to keep them healthy… You must do 2 things: • Lose fat • Workout

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Saved - August 4, 2025 at 12:02 PM
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Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, crucial for skin, joints, and bones. Its production declines after age 25, leading to issues like joint pain and wrinkles. To boost collagen, focus on whole protein sources such as bone broth, steak, and eggs, aiming for 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight daily. Micronutrients like Vitamin C, copper, and zinc also support collagen production. Avoid collagen creams and supplements, as the body can produce collagen from dietary protein.

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The protein that keeps your entire body together: Collagen. It helps: • Protect joints • Repair tissues • Keep skin tight • Strengthen bones Here's everything you need to know about collagen & how to get it’s amazing benefits: https://t.co/I4ZkTKZzxp

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1. What is collagen? The most abundant type of protein in your body. Found in: • Skin & hair • Blood vessels • Joints & bones • Muscles & tendons Think of it as the type of protein that keeps your body glued together. https://t.co/Yl1QpuShHQ

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Christian Droppo, a stem cell scientist, says collagen is essential for bodily repair and overall health, not just skin appearance. Collagen is the most prevalent protein, forming a soft skeleton that supports tissues and organs, and providing flexibility to skin, muscles, and bones. Injuries, cuts, broken bones, and surgeries require collagen for proper tissue repair. However, collagen-specific amino acids are lacking in our diets, leading to deficiencies as we age, resulting in stiffness and loss of flexibility throughout the body. Therefore, Droppo recommends adding collagen to your diet for overall health. He notes that the enzymes that create collagen need vitamin C and bioflavonoids like rutin, quercetin, and hesperidin to function properly. He advises taking collagen with vitamin C and bioflavonoids.
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Speaker 0: For any kind of repair that is needed in your body, you need to take collagen. Let's talk about it. Hello, I am Christian Droppo, I'm a stem cell scientist and I help people live longer, better lives. The hype about collagen on the marketplace is that it's something that you take for your skin, for reducing wrinkles, get better flexibility in your skin, it's just sort of appearance but we need to understand collagen is so much more than that. Collagen is the most prevalent protein in your body. Your entire body holds the way that it holds with your tissues in place, your organs, the way that they're standing physically is because of a soft skeleton of collagen. Your bones contain a lot of collagen. It is what gives your body, your skin, your muscles, everything in your body flexibility, sustenance, but also flexibility in your bones. So, you want collagen for your entire body. So, whenever you get something that is damaged, let's think here of an injury, a cut, a broken bone, whatever it is, a surgery, the tissue needs to repair and to repair properly it needs to be able to build collagen. The problem that we're facing is that collagen is made of specific amino acids that allow to obtain this sort of, they call it, ilikoital, so it's like a helix, like a coil. So that's how collagen, that's the three-dimensional shape of collagen is a coil. To obtain that coil, you need those specific amino acid that creates those kinks. Those amino acids are specific to collagen. We don't have collagen in our diet. That's the stuff when you eat meat that you kind of spit out because it's too chewy. So we don't have collagen in our diet. So as we age, we create a deficiency in these amino acids and the body is not capable of making healthy collagen and it's reflected all throughout your body with loss of flexibility, loss of flexibility of the skin, but also tendon, ligaments, muscles, we feel stiff. It has a lot to do with that deficiency in collagen. So add collagen to your diet for your skin if you want, but for everything else in your body. And keep in mind that the enzymes that make collagen in your body need to function vitamin C And not only vitamin C, but to work properly, they also need bioflavonoids, things like rutin, quercetin, aspirin, so oftentimes extracted from lemon peel. So make sure that you take your collagen, but take also your vitamin C and bioflavonoids with it.

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2. Why you need to develop collagen. After 25, your collagen production drops. This causes: • Joint pain • Brittle bones • Wrinkled skin • Slower recovery Most people don't develop enough and start "aging" fast.

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3. The real benefits. Science shows developing more collagen: • Improves skin elasticity • Speeds wound healing • Strengthens bones • Reduces joint pain But most people don't produce enough. https://t.co/8PiQynS2g3

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Collagen comprises 30% of total body protein and is present in hair, skin, bone, and cartilage, but decreases with age. This decline is accelerated by lack of sleep and exercise, smoking, and stress, as cortisol harms collagen production. To combat this, one should stop smoking and manage stress through meditation. Increasing high-protein foods in the diet is also important, as collagen is based on amino acids found in protein. Diversifying protein sources, including plant-based options, is recommended. Protein powder supplements are versatile and convenient. However, collagen creams may not be very effective due to poor bioavailability. The speaker welcomes feedback on effective forms of collagen.
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Speaker 0: Collagen. You guys asked me to do a video about this and here we are. First of all, let's talk about it. Collagen is 30% of your total body protein. It is present in so many things, your hair, your skin, your bone, your cartilage, and importantly, it decreases as we age. Now, this is made worse with lack of sleep, lack of exercise if you smoke, and with stress because the stress hormone cortisol can actually harm the collagen production in your body. This is true. Get that stress under control, guys. Now, what do you do about this? Well, first of all, if you smoke, stop smoking. If you stress, find ways to meditate and improve your stress levels. But also, you want to improve high protein foods in your diet and increase those because collagen is really based off amino acids, which are present in protein. I'm a big fan of plant based protein, but you want to diversify your protein sources if you're going plant based. Also, there's a lot of protein supplements and I prefer the powder form because you can mix it in smoothies and shakes, you can put it in all kinds of different foods, very convenient, very yummy, very versatile. However, I don't find collagen creams to be really effective, they just don't seem to be bioavailable and absorb that well. In any case, if you're taking collagen, I want to know what forms of work best for you. Thanks so much for watching.

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4. Best natural sources? Focus on whole protein sources: • Bone broth (highest source) • Steak • Eggs • Chicken • Whey Protein powder Quantity is the most important factor. 1g of total protein per pound of body weight daily to support sufficient collagen production. https://t.co/ATzCJvwDlH

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Collagen is valuable for hair, skin, nails, ligaments, and muscle recovery. The speaker prefers making bone broth for collagen intake because they know what's in it and believe it's more bioavailable when fresh. To make bone broth, the speaker uses knuckle bones or oxtail, which are collagenous cuts, and puts them in the Instant Pot with reverse osmosis water using the stew feature, pressure cooking for about an hour. The resulting bone broth contains nutrients only found in animal foods, such as four hydroxyproline, which has been associated with improved skin texture and tone. Getting enough collagen is essential and highlights the unique nutrients in animal foods beneficial for humans.
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Speaker 0: Collagen is valuable for hair, skin, nails, ligaments, muscle recovery. What's the best way to get it? My favorite way to get it is to make my own bone broth. You can get something like this, like a hydrolyzed beef gelatin powder, but I wanna make my own bone broth because I know what's in it, and I always feel like it's probably a little more bioavailable when it's fresh. So how do I make my own bone broth? So I'm gonna get bones. I start I like knuckle bones because they've got a lot of collagen in them or oxtail. Collagenous cuts. I put them in the instant pot with reverse osmosis water, and I use a stew feature. It maybe pressure cooks for an hour. And then that is the end product. Once you make bone broth like that, you get collagenous goodness, full of all sorts of nutrients that you can only find in animal foods like four hydroxyproline, which has been associated with improved skin texture and tone on the face. But getting enough collagen is essential, And it reminds us of all of these unique nutrients only found in animal foods that are beneficial for humans. Cheers, collagen.

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5. Supplementation guide. You DO NOT ever need a collagen supplement. "Collagen Supplement" is just marketing. You can supplement with Whey protein to to get 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight/ day to support collagen production.

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6. How to maximize it. Collagen production requires sufficient: • Vitamin C (oranges, peppers) • Copper (dark chocolate) • Zinc (meat, seeds) Make sure you're getting these micronutrient via whole foods or supplementation. https://t.co/5T96P5dmSC

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Collagen production in the skin requires vitamin C. To synthesize collagen, the skin needs vitamin C. Therefore, if taking a collagen supplement, use a topical vitamin C serum and ensure adequate vitamin C intake through diet. A vitamin C supplement is also recommended. To ensure collagen supplements are effective, sufficient vitamin C is necessary.
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Speaker 0: Collagen and vitamin C are like best friends because you can't make collagen in your skin unless you have vitamin C. Your skin actually requires vitamin C to synthesize collagen. So if you're taking a collagen supplement make sure that you're using a topical serum with vitamin C and make sure also getting vitamin C in your diet. I also recommend taking a vitamin C supplement but if you expect your collagen to do something make sure you're getting enough vitamin C.

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7. Common mistakes. Don't waste money on: • Collagen creams (can't absorb) • Any and all Collagen Supplements (complete BS) Just focus on getting sufficient protein because your body naturally makes collagen using the protein you eat.

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8. How to get enough protein. For best results: • 1 gram per pound of body weight daily • Track protein amount in myfitnesspal app • Weigh meat to ensure accuracy • Supplement with protein powder Total protein intake daily is what matters most.

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The bottom line: I tore my rotator cuff in this jiujitsu match last year. (still won) But, I couldn't train, or even take off my shirt without pain. I focused on the 8 things and one year later my shoulder was fully healed. Collagen is absolutely vital. https://t.co/RAVeSXWUJC

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Saved - July 23, 2025 at 10:23 AM
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The conversation highlights that 66% of people experience digestive issues, affecting mood, energy, and immunity. Common causes include modern habits like processed foods and stress. Signs of poor digestion include skin issues, brain fog, and bloating. Recommendations for improvement include cleaning up the diet by reducing processed sugars and adding high-fiber foods and probiotics. Managing stress, rebuilding gut lining with supplements, and optimizing stomach acid are also advised. The speaker shares personal experience with IBS, emphasizing the benefits of dietary changes.

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66% of people suffer from poor digestion. It's the reason you're: • Gassy • Bloated • Gaining weight And no, this isn't normal. Here's what's really causing digestive issues (& how to fix yours naturally): https://t.co/hahCwAVk50

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1. Digestive problems are more common than ever Nearly 70 million Americans suffer from some form of digestive disorder. & that doesn't include all the people who just "deal with it" & never get help. If your digestion is off, it affects your: • Mood • Energy • Immunity • Hormones

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2. Most gut issues are caused by modern habits Your gut isn't broken. It's just reacting to daily abuse from: • Seed oils • Processed foods • Artificial sweeteners • Stress & sleep deprivation • Medications (especially antibiotics) You don't need a drug—you need a reset.

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3. Your gut is the command center for your health It's home to 70–80% of your immune system. It's where nutrients get absorbed. & it's directly connected to your brain. When your gut is inflamed or imbalanced, it affects EVERYTHING. https://t.co/tlssKyNTDs

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4. Signs your digestion is off Don't ignore the symptoms. • Skin issues • Bad breath or reflux • Brain fog & low energy • Constipation or diarrhea • Gas & bloating after meals If your digestion is off, your whole system suffers. https://t.co/tNSakx58Aa

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5. Start by cleaning up your diet What you eat either fuels your gut—or wrecks it. Limit this stuff immediately: • Processed sugar • Ultra-processed foods • Seed oils (canola, soy, corn) Add these daily: • Bone broth • High fiber foods • Goat Milk Kiefer • Fiber Supplements • Pro biotic supplements • Fermented foods

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6. Fix your stress Chronic emotional stress - or not… Being equipped to handle stress can harm digesting because your brain naturally inhibits digesting when it's in fight or flight. If you're constantly stressed, fix that first.

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7. Rebuild your gut lining If your gut is damaged, healing takes time. Support the process with: • Zinc • Bone broth • L-glutamine • Collagen or gelatin These help seal the gut lining & reduce inflammation.

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8. Support stomach acid, don’t suppress it Low stomach acid (not too much) is the real cause of reflux. Fix it with: • Bitters • Digestive enzymes • Apple cider vinegar before meals This helps your body break down food and absorb nutrients better.

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9. Optimize your poop Yes… Your poop tells you everything. Aim for: • Smooth, brown, and well-formed • Easy to pass without straining If it's off, something deeper is going on.

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The Bottom Line: Your digestion is the foundation of your health. Fix it by: • Cleaning up your food • Eating in a calm state • Supporting your gut lining • Rebuilding stomach acid Healthy gut = better body, mind, and energy.

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I learned this the hard way As a teenager, I struggled with IBS so badly that one day I ended up in the ER. The doctors gave me prescription laxatives. Didn't fix it. You know what did? Eating better foods. My gut healed naturally when I stopped poisoning it.

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Saved - July 1, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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Poor bone health affects more than just joints; it impacts strength, longevity, and hormones. Many mistakenly believe that milk and calcium pills are enough, but bones are dynamic and require proper care. A lifestyle with low protein, inactivity, and chronic stress harms bone density. To build strong bones, focus on nutrient-rich foods like beef, fish, and eggs, along with essential vitamins and minerals. Weight-bearing exercises are crucial, and bone loss begins in your 30s. Prioritize resistance training and real food to support your bones effectively.

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Poor bone health doesn’t just lead to arthritis… It silently wrecks your: • Strength • Longevity • Hormones And since your doctor isn’t warning you… Here’s everything you need to know about bone health (and how to protect yours):

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Most people think bone health is about drinking milk and taking calcium pills. That's like trying to build a house with only bricks and no foundation. Your bones are alive. Every single day they're: https://t.co/iyaa1hvhgK

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Bones contain living cells. Calcium strengthens bones, but bones are alive with bone cells. Osteoblasts build bone, while osteoclasts break it down. Bone cells are called osteocytes. "Osteo" refers to bone. Bones are alive and receive blood, which provides them with oxygen.
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Speaker 0: Bones have living cells in them. There's calcium that make the bones strong, but the bones have living cells. Now bone cells that build more bone are called osteoblasts. Bone cells that break it down are called osteoclasts. Bone cells are called osteocytes. Bone is osteo. Okay? Alright? And they're alive and they get blood and the blood then gives them the oxygen they need. Bones are alive.

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• Breaking down old tissue • Rebuilding new tissue • Responding to how you treat your body Treat them like garbage? They become garbage.

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The real destroyers of bone strength: • Low-protein diets • Sitting all day • Chronic stress You're actively degenerating your bones with this lifestyle. https://t.co/AQ8GJmlOWF

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Strong bones are an important foundation for overall health. To maintain great bone health, focus on four key areas. First, nutrition: maintain a highly nutritious diet. Second, exercise: incorporate load-bearing exercises, plyometrics, resistance training, and high-impact activities. Third, reduce stress, as high cortisol levels deteriorate bone health. Fourth, prioritize sleep, since bone remodeling occurs during sleep and studies show poor sleep is linked to weak bone density. The skeleton rebuilds itself every ten years, so invest in your bone health to maintain an active lifestyle.
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Speaker 0: I'm gonna teach you guys how to fix your boners. Joking, but now that I have your attention, I'm gonna talk to you about something else really important, your bone health. Weak bones, it's a bad situation. It can trigger a chain reaction. Break a bone, you can't exercise, lose muscle, lose ability, and it continues. So strong bones are an important foundation for your overall health. So I'm going to tell you four things to do to maintain great bone health. One is nutrition. Make sure you have a highly nutritious diet. Two is exercise, load bearing exercises, plyometrics. You want to do resistance training, high impact. Three, you want to reduce stress, high levels of cortisol over the long term, deteriorate bone health. And four is you want to sleep. A lot of bone remodeling happens while you are sleeping. Studies show that those who don't sleep well have weak bone density. Your skeleton rebuilds itself every ten years. It's a constant living, breathing process. So invest in your bone health, take it seriously, and you'll be able to dance your way all the way to the grave.

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What actually builds unbreakable bones: • Beef • Chicken • Fish • Eggs • Bone broth • Whey protein powder These aren't just for getting lean. These foods fortify your bones.

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The biggest bone health lie: "Just take calcium supplements." Calcium without the right cofactors is like trying to build muscle without eating protein. You need vitamin D, K2, magnesium, and trace minerals working together. Beef, fish, eggs, and bone brother will do the trick.

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Habits that secretly destroy your bones: • Endless cardio (chronic stress hormone elevation) • Avoiding the sun (vitamin D deficiency) • Never lifting anything heavy • Relying on pills instead of food Your bones adapt to the stress you put on them.

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What "weight-bearing exercise" actually means: Not walking on a treadmill. Lifting something heavy enough that your bones think: "We better get stronger or this human is going to break us." Progressive overload isn't just for muscles. https://t.co/disA9icEFF

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Boxers can develop superhuman power in their hands, making them like cement. Elite powerlifter Brian Carroll used bone-building science to heal his back and squat 1,306 pounds. When a bone fractures, a callus hardens as it heals. MRIs of strength athletes often show microfracturing in their bones. Proper programming and recovery time allow for the development of very strong bones. Stressing a bone with load creates an electric charge that pulls in magnesium and calcium to build stronger bone. Dr. Stuart McGill and Brian Carroll performed a bone calisthenic experiment on Carroll's injured spine, squatting and then resting for four days. This allowed calcification and healing, resulting in both back healing and superhuman strength.
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Speaker 0: If I can make my bones extremely strong, then that sets you up to be superhuman. And they've talked about this in all the studies is that a boxer, like, develops superhuman power in their hands, that they're like cement. Speaker 1: Here's how elite power lifter Brian Carroll used this science of building bone to heal his back and develop superhuman strength to squat 1,306 pounds. Now when you fracture a bone, you develop a small callus that hardens as the area heals. Now if you were to take an MRI of serious strength athletes, you would often see small microfracturing in their bones. But because they use good programming and don't train heavy every single day, they allow their body to recover and develop very strong bones. When you stress a bone with load, it creates an electric charge that pulls in and lays down magnesium and calcium to build a stronger bone. So Doctor. Stuart McGill and Brian did a bone calisthenic experiment on his injured spine, squatting and then taking four days of rest to allow the healing to calcify in. Not only did his back heal, but he developed that superhuman strength.

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The timeline most people ignore: Bone loss starts in your 30s. By the time you're diagnosed with osteoporosis, you've already lost 25-30% of your bone density. Want to avoid the nursing home? Start now.

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God designed your body to rebuild itself. But you have to give it the right materials and the right signals. Stress your bones with resistance training. Feed them with real food. They'll rebuild stronger than before.

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Bottom line: Your bones respond to how you live. Live like your ancestors: Lift heavy things, eat nose-to-tail, get sunlight. Or live like most Americans: Weak, fragile, and headed for a wheelchair.

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Saved - June 28, 2025 at 1:35 PM
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Gluten is often misunderstood in health discussions. For some, it poses no issues, while for others, it can severely impact gut health, brain function, and the immune system. The real problem lies in how gluten affects gut permeability, leading to inflammation. Symptoms of non-Celiac gluten sensitivity extend beyond digestive discomfort to include brain fog and joint pain. If you suspect sensitivity, consider testing and tracking your responses. Focus on gut healing rather than just gluten-free diets for long-term health. Share your experiences with gluten.

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Gluten is the most misunderstood topic in health. For some, it’s harmless. For others, it’s wrecking their gut, brain, and immune system. Since the food industry won’t tell you the truth… Here’s everything you need to know about gluten (and if it’s actually bad for you):

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1. The REAL problem with gluten: It’s not just “wheat.” It’s how your body reacts to it. Most people blame: • Bread • Pizza • Pasta But the real issue is gut permeability. Gluten triggers zonulin → opens gut lining → leaks toxins into your bloodstream. That = inflammation. Everywhere.

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Gluten is an inflammatory protein, though it affects individuals differently. All humans are gluten intolerant to a varying degree. Gluten increases inflammation of the gut and may increase gut permeability.
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Speaker 0: So we have to understand this. Gluten is inflammatory to all, and I did a podcast on that. It's just your level of inflammation. Right? So gluten is an inflammatory food. Right? It's an inflammatory protein. That's a better way to put it. But it doesn't affect everyone the same way. The more gluten intolerant you are, we could say all humans are gluten intolerant, and that's because to a varying degree, it increases inflammation of the gut and may increase gut permeability.

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2. Gluten might not be hurting your stomach - but your brain. Symptoms go far beyond gas and bloating: • Brain fog • Joint pain • Skin rashes • Anxiety • Hormonal dysfunction The medical term? Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity. The real-life effect? You feel like crap and don’t know why.

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A gluten-heavy diet can cause more than just digestive problems. Four potential side effects of gluten sensitivity include brain fog, which manifests as problems with memory or concentration. Joint pain can also occur, as high amounts of gluten are pro-inflammatory and often cause joint stiffness and pain. Skin issues, such as hives or eczema, can develop in people with gluten sensitivity. Finally, mood changes, including increases in anxiety, depression, irritability, or mood swings, may occur. Cutting back on gluten may alleviate these side effects.
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Speaker 0: A gluten heavy diet can cause more than just digestive problems, so if you're sensitive to gluten, here are four potential side effects you may experience: one. Brain Fog Gluten sensitivity or celiac disease can affect your cognitive function, You may experience problems with memory or concentration. Joint pain. High amounts of gluten are pro inflammatory and this often causes joint stiffness and pain. Skin issues. People with gluten sensitivity often can develop rashes such as hives or eczema. Finally, number four, mood changes. People that are sensitive to gluten can often have increases in anxiety, depression, irritability, or mood swings. If you've been experiencing any of the above side effects, try cutting back on some gluten in your diet and see if it makes a difference.

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3. Gluten is worse when your gut is already wrecked: If you’ve got: • IBS • Autoimmune issues • Skin conditions • Chronic fatigue • Anxiety/depression Gluten is gasoline on the fire. Heal the gut = reduce the blow.

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4. How to know if you’re sensitive: Forget the guesswork. Do this: • Get a celiac blood test • Remove gluten • Reintroduce after 30 days and track symptoms • Journal brain + body responses If you feel clearer, stronger, and calmer without it… trust that. https://t.co/Px02ExBRax

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Gluten-associated reactions include allergy, celiac disease, and non-celiac wheat sensitivity. Allergy involves an IgE mechanism, detectable through blood or skin testing, but is often negative. Celiac disease is an autoimmune reaction related to tissue transglutaminase in the small intestine, and testing is fairly sensitive. Non-celiac wheat sensitivity is not typically recognized by doctors or covered by insurance, but it can cause leaky gut and inflammation, potentially leading to various symptoms.
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Speaker 0: Gluten associated reactions come in three different varieties. One is allergy. It's an IgE mechanism. You can do that via blood testing or RAS testing, which is again these skin reaction testings that allergists do. Again, likely and most of the time, you're not gonna find positive testing with that. Secondly is celiac disease. This is an autoimmune mechanism and it relates to an enzyme called tissue transglutaminase found in the small intestine. Now again, the test is fairly sensitive for celiac disease but again imagine the statistics, it's one in one hundred people have celiac disease. A high percentage of people beyond one in one hundred actually have gluten related reactions and the third mechanism is exactly that. It's called non celiac wheat sensitivity, not something that's covered by your insurance. Your doctors don't even know about it, that it even exists in the first place, but it will drive leaky gut. It will cause inflammation and it may be causing many of the symptoms that you're currently dealing with right now.

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5. How to mitigate gluten damage (if you eat it): • Support gut lining (collagen, bone broth, L-glutamine) • Use digestive enzymes (DPP-IV blend) • Avoid eating gluten + sugar + seed oils in same meal • Don’t binge - stress + gluten is a wrecking ball Not ideal. But better than nothing.

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6. What to eat instead (without wrecking your gut): • White rice • Sourdough (low-gluten, fermented) • Sweet potatoes • Cassava or almond flour products • Whole foods that don’t need labels

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7. What most people get wrong: They focus on gluten-free labels. Instead of gut healing protocols. Want long-term health? Fix the internal terrain, so you’re less reactive to what goes in.

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The bottom line: Gluten isn’t evil for everyone. But it’s not neutral either. If your gut is weak… it’s a threat. If your gut is strong… you have options. Know your body. Don’t follow the crowd.

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Saved - June 17, 2025 at 12:41 PM
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I've been exploring the impact of modern shoes on foot health and overall body function. Our feet, with their complex structure, are often weakened by traditional footwear, leading to a cascade of issues from ankle instability to back pain. I've noticed signs like foot pain and poor balance in myself, prompting a shift to barefoot shoes. These allow my feet to function naturally, improving strength and eliminating pain. I recommend starting simply by going barefoot at home and incorporating foot exercises. Trust your feet—they know what they’re doing.

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Your feet are destroying your entire body. And modern shoes are making it worse… Here's everything you need to know about foot health (& how to protect yours): https://t.co/2pGYew24Qd

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1. The Problem: Your feet have 26 bones, 33 joints, and over 100 muscles. They're designed to be flexible, strong, and adaptive. But modern shoes turn them into weak, dependent lumps of flesh. Imagine how dis-functional your hands would become if you wore something like shoes on them all day.

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Each foot contains 26 bones, 33 joints, and four muscle layers. This hardware exists for movement, and functions best when barefoot throughout development. Feet have up to 200,000 nerve endings each, making them a densely innervated body part, similar to eyes, tongue, and hands. These senses are important for understanding and adapting to the environment.
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Speaker 0: Foot has 26 bones, 33 joints, four layers of muscle in each foot. The only reason for all that hardware to exist is for movement. When the foot is barefoot, if it's allowed to be barefoot throughout development, that's when it functions best. The other thing it has is up to 200,000 nerve endings in each foot, but it's like a very densely innovated part of the body. Similar to your eyes, your tongue, your hands. All of these senses are really important for our ability to figure out what's going on in the environment and adapt appropriately.

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2. What Traditional Shoes Do: • Narrow toe boxes crush your toes together • Elevated heels throw off your posture • Thick soles prevent ground feedback • Arch support weakens your natural arch muscles You're basically putting your feet in casts every day. https://t.co/VvyIj9xjhV

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3. The Chain Reaction: Weak feet → ankle instability → knee pain → hip problems → back pain → neck issues. Your feet are your foundation. When the foundation is broken, everything above it compensates. That's why your back hurts from sitting at a desk. https://t.co/HXTHyTdT7U

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If your feet tend to fall inwards, it may be due to weakness in the tibialis posterior or foot muscles, not necessarily flat feet. Two exercises can help. First, curl your foot inwards as much as possible without lifting the outside of your foot. The outside of the foot acts as a guide while you curl inward. Second, perform the short foot exercise: keep your heel and toes on the floor and draw the ball of your foot closer to your heel using the muscles on the inside of your foot. Strengthening these muscles will support the inside of your foot.
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Speaker 0: If you feel like your feet are always wanting to fall inwards to be flat against the floor, you may not have flat feet or fallen arches. There's a chance that you just have weakness in this muscle called your tibialis posterior or in the muscles in the bottom of your foot. Either way, here are two exercises you can benefit from. The first is trying to curl your foot inwards as much as you can without the outside of your foot leaving the floor. You're not putting any weight through the outside of your foot, you're just using it as a guide to allow yourself to curl your foot in. The next is an all time favorite, the short foot exercise. Keeping your heel and toes on the floor, try to bring the ball of your foot closer to your heel by using the muscles on the inside of your foot. Building strength in these muscles will greatly support the inside of your foot.

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4. Signs Your Feet Are Messed Up: • Bunions or hammertoes • Plantar fasciitis • Constant foot pain • Poor balance • Knee or hip pain with no clear cause • Can't squat with flat feet Sound familiar? https://t.co/g78iOf1tRW

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Many modern shoes, like Nikes and Adidas, incorporate "toe spring," where the toes are elevated off the ground. This feature is designed to help roll the foot forward, especially when the shoe sole is stiff, preventing an awkward gait. However, toe spring can negatively impact foot function. Eighteen of the foot's nineteen tendons connect to the toes, and when the toes cannot anchor to the ground as they do in flat-soled shoes, it limits the foot's functional stability. Therefore, shoes with toe spring are not suitable for gym use.
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Speaker 0: Here's an excellent illustration of what most modern shoes like Nike's and Adidas do to our feet compared to a natural barefoot style shoe. The one factor I want to touch on today is called toe spring. If you look at the top shoe, you can see the toes are elevated off the ground. This feature called toe spring is built into many shoes as a way to help roll the foot forward when the sole of the shoe is overly stiff. Basically, in an attempt to normalize your walking pattern, shoe manufacturers create this uplift tilt in the front of the shoe so that you don't clump around like a monster all day long. However, this uplift also negatively affects the way the foot functions. You see, 18 of your 19 tendons of your foot connect to your toes. And when they can't be anchored into the ground like you can when you wear a flat sole shoe, it limits the functional stability of the foot complex. This is why shoes with toe spring have no place in the gym.

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5. How to Start Healing: 1. Go barefoot at home as much as possible 2. Do calf raises regularly 4. Walk bear foot or in bear foot shoes as much as possible. 5. Stretch your calves and Achilles regularly Your feet need to remember how to be feet.

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6. The Barefoot Shoe Solution: I wear barefoot shoes 95% of the time because they: • Have wide toe boxes that let your toes spread • Zero heel drop for natural posture • Thin soles for ground feedback • No arch support to strengthen your natural arch Your feet do the work, not the shoe.

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7. My Transition: Before barefoot shoes I would constantly twist my ankles, struggle with plantar fasciitis, hip pain, back pain, and my toes would lose circulation from normal shoes being too tight. Then I started wearing barefoot shoes...

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I started staying barefoot while working at home. I started walking around my neighborhood barefoot as much as possible. People though I was crazy.

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But now my feet are stronger, my balance is better, and my back pain disappeared. Your feet need freedom. https://t.co/P4VXGevFoR

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8. Start Simple: You don't need to go full caveman overnight. • Walk barefoot at home • Do basic foot exercises daily • Try barefoot shoes for short periods Your entire body will thank you Trust your feet - they know what they're doing

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The Bottom Line: Your feet affect everything. Strong feet = strong foundation = fewer injuries = better performance. Modern shoes are making you weak. Give your feet a chance to do what they were designed to do.

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Saved - June 16, 2025 at 12:28 PM
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I’ve been reflecting on the state of modern food, which is often ultra-processed and nutrient-depleted. I highlighted the top 10 nutrient-dense foods, starting with liver, which is packed with essential vitamins and minerals. Eggs, oysters, wild salmon, bone broth, grass-fed butter, blueberries, garlic, dark chocolate, and fermented foods also made the list, each offering unique health benefits. I believe focusing on nutrient density over fads can enhance our health and vitality. What do you regularly include from this list?

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Most foods today are: • Ultra processed • Full of chemicals • Nutrient depleted So here are the 10 most nutrient-dense foods on the planet: 1. Liver https://t.co/oVfdj1VRD9

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Liver is the pinnacle of nutrient dense food. One serving contains: • All the vitamin A you need for the day • Massive amounts of B12 • Copper • Zinc • Iron https://t.co/1flr44o4FD

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Raw liver won the Nobel Prize in medicine in 1934 for correcting a previously incurable type of anemia, now known as pernicious anemia. Nutrients in liver, especially B12, are responsible for this effect when raw liver is administered. Eating raw or desiccated liver provides B12 and other nutrients, including Vitamin A, choline, riboflavin, folate, selenium, and biotin. Liver is the first organ to include in your diet and will improve the quality of your life.
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Speaker 0: Raw liver won the Nobel Prize in medicine in 1934. Physicians used eight ounces a day of this incredibly nutrient rich food to correct a previously incurable type of anemia in humans. We now know type of anemia is called pernicious anemia. The nutrients in liver, especially B12, correct this when raw liver is administered to humans. You can eat raw liver or desiccated liver and get B12 plus so many other incredible nutrients in your diet. Vitamin A, choline, riboflavin, folate, selenium, biotin. This is a powerhouse. Liver is the first organ you should include in your diet and it will definitely improve the quality of your life without a doubt.

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2. Eggs The egg yolk contains most of the nutrients & beneficial compounds. This natural multivitamin delivers: • Complete protein • Healthy fats • B vitamins • Choline Pasture-raised eggs have significantly higher nutrient levels than others. https://t.co/W7K4yY9cNE

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Conventional eggs have pale yolks that break easily because the chickens never go outside. "Free range" and "cage free" are marketing terms for chickens in windowless warehouses, whereas "pasture raised" chickens forage outside with 108 square feet each. Pasture-raised eggs have twice the omega-3s, three times the vitamin E, and seven times the beta carotene compared to conventional eggs. Despite claims that Vital Farms pasture-raised eggs have more omega-6 fatty acids than canola oil, all chickens have supplemental grain feed, but pasture-raised chickens also eat grass, bugs, and worms. Corn-free and soy-free chicken eggs are not typically found in grocery stores but may be available at local farms listed on eatwild.com. Pasture-raised chicken eggs are superior to conventional, free-range, or cage-free eggs, and organic pasture-raised are preferable.
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Speaker 0: I have a question for you. Why do these eggs have a pale yellow yolk while these eggs have a vibrant orange yolk? Why? When I poke this egg, the yolk breaks easily, but when I poke this one, the yolk is much stronger and resistant. Well, these eggs come from chickens that never go outside. In fact, when you see the words free range or cage free, they're marketing terms. This is what free range and cage free looks like, up to 50,000 chickens in a windowless warehouse. But this is what pasture raised chickens look like. They're free to forage outside, eat bugs, worms, and each chicken must have 108 square feet to themselves. And nutritionally speaking, pasture raised eggs are better for you and I than conventional. Twice the amount of omega-3s, three times the vitamin E, seven times the beta carotene and more. But let's talk about the elephant in the room. There's this ridiculous video going around about how Vital Farms pasture raised eggs have more omega six fatty acids than canola oil. All chickens have a supplemental feed of grain. At least the pasture raised ones eat grass and bugs and worms while the conventional ones only eat grain. That is such fake news. You cannot find corn free and soy free chicken eggs at the grocery store. If you want to go to a website called eatwild.com, click your state. It'll show you local farms around you that will sell chicken eggs that are probably soy and corn free, raw milk, grass fed meat, pasture raised chicken and more. But bottom line, any pasture raised chicken is far superior to conventional free range or cage free and I prefer organic pasture raised.

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3. Oysters These shellfish are nutritional powerhouses for your hormonal health. They're loaded with: • Selenium • Vitamin • Copper • Zinc • D3 https://t.co/psPhg8Ert7

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Oysters are a nutrient-dense superfood from the sea, comparable to bone broth and beef liver. Oysters have five times more zinc than beef, which is excellent for the immune system and stomach acid production. They also contain copper to balance out the zinc. Oysters are high in Vitamin B12, which gives you more energy. The blend of minerals like zinc, copper, iodine, and selenium is incredible for skin health, helping with inner glow and acne. Selenium, iodine, and zinc are important for thyroid health. Zinc is crucial for reproductive hormones, and oysters can reduce menstrual cramps. Overall, oysters benefit energy, mood, skin, and hormones.
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Speaker 0: So we all know about bone broth and beef liver, but there's another very nutrient dense food that deserves just as much love and it is oysters. It is the superfood of the sea. Since oysters are very high in zinc, in fact, they have five times more zinc than beef, it is excellent for your immune system and your stomach acid production. Now, beautiful thing about oysters is that it also contains other minerals to balance out the zinc like copper. Oysters also give you more energy because they are also high in Vitamin B12. The other blend of minerals in oysters like zinc, copper, iodine, selenium is incredible for skin health so it can help bring out an inner glow and with acne. The selenium and iodine in oysters and zinc are important for thyroid health. Zinc is also crucial for your reproductive hormones and I've noticed such a huge difference in my menstrual cramps when I eat oysters. So overall energy, mood, skin, and hormones.

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4. Wild Salmon Wild-caught salmon is completely different from farmed. Just 4 oz provides: • Omega-3 fatty acids for brain & heart • Complete protein • Potassium • B vitamins • Selenium Consuming it twice weekly improves your cardiovascular health & reduces inflammation. https://t.co/nXPEmZ9fSl

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There are two types of salmon: wild caught and farm raised. Farm raised salmon is naturally gray, but is fed orange feed to make the flesh orange. Wild caught salmon is darker orange in color. Wild caught salmon is cheaper than farm raised. Wild caught salmon has more nutrients, is better for the fish, and is better for people.
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Speaker 0: This is wild caught, this is farm raised. The only reason that this is slightly orange is because they add color through the feed. This is what you really want. This is what you need to know about salmon. There's two salmons right here. You have the wild caught and the farm raised. This farm raised is actually gray in color, and then they feed the salmon and oranges feed to make the flesh orange. Look how dark orange this wild caught is. Also the wild caught is cheaper than the farm so why would you go with farm? Always go with wild caught. There's more nutrients in it. It's better for the fish and better for you.

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5. Bone Broth Traditional cultures made this nutrient-rich liquid daily. It has: • Collagen for skin, hair & joints • Glycine for detoxification • Glutamine for gut health • Minerals Most people have replaced this with artificial stock cubes & miss out on som of the benefits.

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Bone broth is an ancient food with many benefits. Boiling beef bones releases trace minerals like calcium, potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus. Bone marrow contains vitamin A, vitamin K2, proteins, amino acids, and healthy fats. Connective tissues and cartilage provide glucosamine and chondroitin, which support joint health. The greatest benefits come from collagen, which breaks down into beneficial peptides when stewed. The speaker encourages trying bone broth and asks viewers to share their recipes and indicate if they want more recipes posted.
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Speaker 0: Let's talk bone broth. Bone broth is one of the oldest foods on earth, and its staying power is a testament to its many benefits for your body. When boiled beef bones release some of their trace minerals, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus. The bone marrow contains vitamin A, vitamin K two, abundant proteins, amino acids, and healthy fats. The connective tissues and cartilage on the bones provide glucosamine, chondroitin, both of these support joint health. But the greatest benefits of bone broth come from the collagen that when stewed breaks down into various beneficial compounds known as peptides. So give it a try, especially with the fall and winter coming up. Leave a comment below if you'd like me to post more about our simple bone broth recipes, but please post your bone broth recipes. Much love my friends. God bless.

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6. Grass-Fed Butter We've demonized butter for decades, but research shows different. It's rich in: • Vitamin K2 • Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) • Vitamin E • Vitamin D • Vitamin A The French consume far more butter than Americans yet have better cardiovascular health. Just measure how much you use - most people turn their butter use into a calorie bomb

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Butter is incredibly healthy and contains immunologically active components and fat-soluble vitamins like vitamin K2. The idea that saturated fat is bad is outdated, as evidence shows no connection between it and increased cardiovascular disease. Fats in grass-fed butter help with satiety, and studies show dairy fat is associated with leanness in both adults and kids, as well as better outcomes in many clinical endpoints. Dairy fat contains odd-chain fatty acids, like pentadecanoic acid and heptadecanoic acid, which are consistently associated with good health outcomes in humans. Therefore, butter is a health food.
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Speaker 0: So butter is incredibly healthy for humans. Butter contains many immunologically active components. Butter contains fat soluble vitamins like vitamin k two. Butter is not something to be feared. Everyone these days seems to be hating on saturated fat. This this is an antiquated notion in medicine. There's so much evidence now that there's no connection between saturated fat and increased cardiovascular disease. And I think that the fats in grass fed butter help with satiety. If you look at the studies, dairy fat is associated with leanness, both in adults and kids. And dairy fat is associated with better outcomes in humans in many different clinical endpoints. So do not fear dairy fat. Dairy fat also contains things like odd chain fatty acids, c 15 and c 17, pentadecanoic acid, heptadecanoic acid, which are consistently associated with good health outcomes in humans. So butter is a health food, guys.

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7. Blueberries Research shows they help preserve cognitive function & protect cellular DNA. They contain: • Polyphenols that protect against oxidative stress • Anthocyanins for brain function • Low sugar content • Fiber https://t.co/jopCF5Vkcc

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Blueberries are one of the healthiest and lowest calorie fruits you can eat; an entire pint is only about 220 calories. The natural sugar in blueberries is different than processed sugar because it comes with fiber, which slows down sugar absorption. Blueberries also have polyphenols that can help fight off bad bacteria in your gut. The speaker recommends adding a cup of blueberries to yogurt as a snack or eating them raw. They also suggest spreading yogurt on a rice cake and topping it with blueberries and raspberries. The speaker encourages reintroducing berries into your diet.
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Speaker 0: Why aren't you eating more blueberries? You totally should be, and here's why. Blueberries are literally one of the most healthy things that you can eat, and they happen to be one of the lowest calorie fruits too. An entire pint of blueberries is only about 220 calories. That's like 16 ounces of freaking blueberries. If you're worried about the sugar in blueberries, whatever has been told to you is wrong. Don't be scared of the sugar in blueberries, especially if you're slamming a bottle of wine every night. You're worried about the sugar in blueberries? That doesn't make any sense. So the natural sugar in blueberries is far different than processed sugar. These are natural sugars and they come with fiber. So it actually slows down the way that you absorb the sugar if you're worried about those blood sugar spikes. Also, blueberries have polyphenols, which can help fight off pathogenic and bad bacteria in your gut. I like to throw about a cup of blueberries in my yogurt every night for a nice after dinner snack. Sometimes I'll just eat them raw too. Last night, I actually spread yogurt on a rice cake then put blueberries and raspberries on top of it. It was pretty freaking good. So if you've been hesitating, it's time to rethink and reintroduce berries into your diet. If found this helpful and wanna see more fitness content like this, give it a like and a follow. I appreciate you.

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8. Garlic Beyond adding flavor, garlic functions as natural medicine. Regular consumption: • Reduces inflammation in the body • Supports immune function • Lowers blood pressure • Kills pathogens https://t.co/SRdA7jKDis

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Garlic, or garlic capsules, are extremely healthy. Garlic boosts the immune system, lowers blood pressure, and reduces cholesterol levels. It is an antioxidant that combats inflammation, supports heart health, and enhances bone health. Garlic also improves circulation and promotes overall well-being.
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Speaker 0: Garlic is extremely healthy for our body. Many of you may not want to eat garlic because it's too potent or strong for you. Get the capsules. It does wonderful things for you to help boost your immune system, lowers your blood pressure, reduces your cholesterol levels. It's an antioxidant that combats inflammation, it supports your heart health and enhances your bone health. It improves your circulation, will promote your overall well-being. So don't forget your garlic because your body will love

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9. Dark Chocolate Quality dark chocolate (70%+ cacao) isn't just a treat. It contains: • Iron • Magnesium • Antioxidants • Theobromine The higher the cacao percentage, the more beneficial compounds & less sugar. Again - like with butter, most people this into a calorie bomb. Measure your use.

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Dark chocolate, specifically over 70% cacao, has several health benefits. It's loaded with minerals, providing a significant percentage of the daily value for iron, magnesium, copper, and potassium. Dark chocolate is good for the heart because it contains antioxidants that lower LDL cholesterol, increase nitric oxide production, and lower blood pressure; it has more antioxidants than blueberries and acai berries. It's also beneficial for the gut because the fiber from fermented cocoa beans feeds gut bacteria. Flavonoids in dark chocolate can help with depression and anxiety by reducing cortisol levels and increasing serotonin and dopamine production, enhancing mood. Additionally, it may improve brain function by improving blood flow. As a bonus, dark chocolate contains caffeine and Theobromine for a gentle energy boost without the crash.
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Speaker 0: You're gonna love this. Eating chocolate is good for you. Now I'm talking dark chocolate. Anything that's over 70% cacao. So bite into a square of dark chocolate while it give you five health benefits of it. Number one, dark chocolate is loaded with minerals. Just a few squares may give you close to 30% of the daily value of your iron, magnesium, copper, potassium, and even more. By the way, the darker the chocolate, the less sugar it may contain, so you won't spike your blood sugar levels. Number two is it's good for your heart. Dark chocolate is loaded with antioxidants like polyphenols, flavonoids, and catechins, which help lower your LDL levels. That's the bad cholesterol. And the flavonoids also help increase your nitric oxide production, which helps relax your arteries and lowers your blood pressure. And by the way, dark chocolate with higher percentage of cocoa has more antioxidants in it than blueberries and acai berries. So get a piece of dark chocolate. And number three is it's good for your gut. Chocolate is made by fermenting cocoa beans, so it contains fiber. That helps feed your gut bacteria, those probiotics, and helps increase their number in your gut. Who would have thought? Number four is it helps enhance your moods. Have you noticed that when you eat chocolate, you feel better? Well, the flavonoids in dark chocolate have been shown to help with depression and anxiety symptoms. That's because it helps reduce your cortisol levels, the stress hormone, and helps in the production of serotonin and dopamine, those feel good chemicals in the brain. And number five, it may help improve brain function because it improves blood flow to the brain. So it can help improve your attention and even help with mild cognitive impairment. Now I'm sure five reasons are more than enough to start eating more dark chocolate, but here's a bonus one. If you want an energy kick without the crash, well, dark chocolate contains a bit of caffeine and Theobromine, which give you a gentle pick me up to power through the day. So put those energy drinks away and get some dark chocolate. It's not just a tasty treat. It's a health boosting powerhouse. Like and follow for more.

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10. Fermented foods From sauerkraut to kimchi, fermented foods are amazing for your health. They provide your body with: • Enzymes • B vitamins • Vitamin K2 • Beneficial bacteria https://t.co/JVzjme5PBB

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Fermented foods like pickles, sauerkraut, and kefir increase the diversity of gut flora, known as alpha diversity. Studies show that fermented foods raise alpha diversity, which is generally beneficial for the gut. Fiber does not raise alpha diversity. Fermenting cabbage into sauerkraut removes most anti-nutrients. Properly fermented pickles are beneficial. Kefir is also very beneficial for the gut. Consuming more fermented foods is likely good for most people, especially those with gut issues.
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Speaker 0: Here's why you should eat more fermented foods. Look, I'm a fan of these. You've got pickles in here. You've got sauerkraut down here with just cabbage, water, and salt in there. You've got kefir here. These are all fermented foods. We know that fermented foods raise the diversity of your gut flora. We call this alpha diversity. In studies, fermented foods raise the alpha diversity, and that's usually gonna be beneficial for your gut. Fiber doesn't raise the alpha diversity. Fermented foods raise the alpha diversity. Sauerkraut, when you ferment the cabbage, it gets rid of most of the anti nutrients. Pickles, especially when they're fermented properly, pickles are great. Kefir, very beneficial for your gut. All of these will increase the alpha diversity, but getting more fermented foods, probably a good thing for most humans, especially if you have gut issues.

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Modern nutrition advice focuses almost exclusively on fads and arbitrary elimination. When we used to prioritize nutrient density & food quality. One approach leads to health deficiencies, and life long struggle with weight. While the other builds resilience & vitality.

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Vitamin B12 is crucial for energy, focus, and mood, yet many are unaware of their deficiency. It boosts energy by aiding red blood cell production, supports brain function, and keeps nerves healthy by protecting the myelin sheath. B12 also improves heart health by reducing homocysteine levels, prevents anemia, boosts mood by producing serotonin, and supports healthy hair, skin, and nails. Additionally, it enhances immune function by aiding white blood cell production. Are you getting enough B12? Let me know!

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The vitamin that controls your energy, focus, and mood: Vitamin B12. Most people are deficient & don’t even know it. Here’s why B12 is non-negotiable for your health (& how you can get more of it): https://t.co/RAdzHcalB0

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1. Boosts energy levels. Vitamin B12 helps your body convert food into energy by supporting red blood cell production. Low B12 can leave you feeling fatigued, even after a full night’s sleep. https://t.co/xOXPy1ZrGW

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B vitamins are recommended for low energy, as they deplete during stress. Vitamin B12 is particularly important, and adenosylcobalamin is the preferred form because it directly supports mitochondrial function, which produces energy. Sunlight exposure, grounding, and cold exposure, such as cold showers, can also boost mitochondrial function and energy levels.
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Speaker 0: Here is the best vitamin for low energy. So if you're lacking in energy, this vitamin is really gonna help you. And it's the B vitamins, especially in times of stress that did get depleted the most readily. It's vitamin B twelve that you should be looking for. And not all B12s are created equal. You want to look for an indentacil cobalamin. This type of B12 goes right into the mitochondrial organelles in your cells which make energy for you. And there's other ways to boost that mitochondrial function as well, so sunlight exposure, getting grounded, doing cold exposure, so cold showers another great way to boost your energy. Follow for more natural health tips.

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2. Supports brain function. B12 plays a key role in maintaining your brain health. It helps with: • Focus • Memory • Mental clarity A deficiency can lead to brain fog & forgetfulness. https://t.co/3CueMSYx3i

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Being low on B vitamins or DHA can cause cognitive issues. Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin that the body cannot produce, so it must be obtained through food like meat and eggs, or through supplementation. A B12 deficiency can range from mild to severe. High doses of vitamin C, zinc, and B12 can help the body fight off sickness. B12 is good for fighting a cold. Nuzava B12 drops are recommended and available while the orange shopping cart is visible.
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Speaker 0: If you're low on B vitamins, if you're low on DHA, then you're gonna have cognitive issues. I was low on B12. Wow. Since I had the supplement, everything changed, including my motivation to run. Exactly. That's huge for cognition. You might not even know you're deficient in vitamin B12. Look at what can happen if you are, ranging from mild to more severe. If you didn't know, vitamin b twelve is an essential vitamin. That means we cannot make our own. We have to get it from outside sources. We get them from two types, from these kinds of food like meat, eggs, and whatnot. And the second is supplementation. Speaker 1: Anytime you're sick, you feel like shit, get a high dose vitamin c, zinc, b twelve, the whole deal in a bag, you'll feel much, much better. Because it gives your body the the tools it needs to fight off whatever the fuck is trying to Speaker 2: And just like what Joe Rogan said, it's just really good for you if you're trying to fight a cold or whatnot. If you're not sure what brand to get, I recommend this one from Nuzava. They come in these drops, so they're super easy to take. If you still see that orange shopping cart right here, that means they're not sold out yet. If you want to make sure you're not deficient in vitamin b twelve, get it now.

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3. Keeps your nerves healthy. Vitamin B12 protects the myelin sheath, which is the layer around your nerves that helps transmit signals efficiently. Without enough B12, you may experience: • Tingling • Numbness • Nerve damage

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4. Improves heart health. B12 helps reduce homocysteine, a compound linked to heart disease. So, by lowering homocysteine levels, B12 supports healthy arteries & reduces your risk of cardiovascular issues.

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5. Prevents anemia. B12 is essential for producing red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout your body. A deficiency can lead to anemia, causing: • Pale skin • Weakness • Shortness of breath https://t.co/PaO7C2JUBM

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Vitamin B12 is essential for red blood cell production, which transports oxygen throughout the body. A vitamin B12 deficiency leads to a decrease in red blood cells, reducing oxygen delivery to body tissues. This can result in weakness, fatigue, and exhaustion.
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Speaker 0: Vitamin b twelve is critical for the production of red blood cells, which are involved in helping giving oxygen and traveling oxygen throughout our body and giving it to our tissues. So with the deficiency of vitamin b twelve, it's definitely gonna have a decrease in a red blood cell, which then gonna decrease, oxygen being carried to our body tissues, which then, of course, is going to lead to weakness, fatigue, and exhaustion.

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6. Boosts mood and reduces stress. B12 is vital for producing serotonin, your brain’s “happy chemical.” Low levels of B12 are linked to: • Mood swings • Depression • Anxiety

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7. Supports healthy hair, skin, and nails. Vitamin B12 helps cell production, which is critical for healthy hair growth and glowing skin. A lack of B12 can result in: • Brittle nails • Hair thinning • Skin dryness

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8. Enhances immune function. B12 plays a role in producing white blood cells that fight infections. So, if you’re low on B12? You might find yourself getting sick more often.

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Vitamin B12 is essential for your body to thrive. It enhances your: • Focus • Energy • Heart health & more. Do you think you’re getting enough B12? Let me know below.

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Saved - June 3, 2025 at 4:47 PM
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I've been exploring the benefits of Black Seed Oil, known for its healing properties for thousands of years. This oil, derived from Nigella sativa, is packed with natural antibiotics and anti-inflammatory compounds, making it a powerful alternative to synthetic medications. It can enhance the immune system, aid in weight loss, and help regulate blood sugar levels. To use it effectively, I recommend starting with a teaspoon daily on an empty stomach. However, it's essential to consult a professional if you have specific health concerns. Have you tried it?

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This ancient oil was called "the cure for everything except death." For 1000s of years, it helped with: • Diabetes • Infections • Weight loss Then Big Pharma buried it. Here's what it is, why it works, & how to use it: https://t.co/8FGwvbGHRP

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1. What It Is The oil I’m referring to is Black Seed Oil. Black seed oil comes from the seeds of Nigella sativa, a plant native to Southwest Asia. It’s also called: • Black cumin seed oil • Habbatus sauda • Kalonji oil This oil has a long history of use in ancient cultures for healing.

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Black seed oil is a small molecule with significant therapeutic potential, effective for conditions ranging from asthma and allergies to digestion, cancer, and skin inflammation. It also impacts diabetes by influencing A1C levels and aiding insulin resistance. Black seed oil supports pancreatic beta cells, which regulate insulin. Improvements in beta cell function may correlate with improvements in weight management.
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Speaker 0: I'd like to talk a little bit about black seed oil. This is a quite amazing compound. It's a very small molecule but it has huge therapeutic potential because it's been effective on so many different types of problems from asthma to allergies to digestion, cancer, skin inflammation. And did I mention diabetes? Because it has this really interesting effect on the A1C and helping someone with insulin resistance. It supports the cell in the pancreas called the beta cell that regulates insulin. So anything that would improve that would also correlate to improving weight problems.

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2. What Makes It Special Inside this oil are compounds so powerful, scientists are studying it to replace antibiotics. It's packed with: • Natural antibiotics • Essential fatty acids • Anti-inflammatory compounds No lab-made chemicals at all.

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3. Benefits That Sound Too Good Most supplements make wild claims. This one actually delivers: • Supercharges immune system • Makes breathing easier • Heals digestive issues • Destroys inflammation • Transforms your skin Ancient healers called it "the cure for everything except death." Here’s a deeper dive into a couple of them:

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Black seed oil has three benefits. First, it helps with weight loss in double-blind, placebo-controlled studies. Second, it reduces inflammation, specifically interleukin-6 and C-reactive protein, which are major markers of inflammation. Inflammation is a primary cause of aging and a major risk factor for Alzheimer's disease. Third, black seed oil is good for the skin, giving it a nice glow and helping to rejuvenate it. To identify a high-quality black seed oil, look for these characteristics: a strong but not bad smell, a rich but not bad taste that you crave, and gentleness on the stomach. A high-quality black seed oil is available from Activation Products at robertlove.net and comes with a 60-day unconditional money-back guarantee. You will likely feel the effects within the first two weeks, or at least within the first month.
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Speaker 0: Three benefits of black seed oil. If you're new to my channel, my name is Robert Love, and I'm a neuroscientist. So black seed oil, you've probably heard of this. It's going viral on social media recently. Number one, black seed oil helps with weight loss in double blind placebo controlled studies. Number two, black seed oil reduces inflammation, specifically interleukin six and c reactive protein. Those are two major markers of inflammation. Inflammation is one of the primary causes of aging and one of the major risk factors of Alzheimer's disease. Number three, black seed oil. A good black seed oil looks really good on your skin. I'm going out to a really nice dinner. I'm at a business event, and I put some on my skin before I left. It gives my skin this really nice nice glow. It looks really fresh, and it's very healthy for the skin. It can help rejuvenate the skin. So it's really important to get a high quality black seed oil. Here's what to look for. Number one, it should have a strong smell, but it shouldn't smell bad. Number two, should have a rich taste, but it shouldn't taste bad. You actually should crave the taste that your body telling you like it. And number three, it's actually gonna be gentle on your stomach. So if you have a black seed oil, it doesn't feel good in your stomach if you take the right dose or if it just it just it's revolting in a taste. That's not a high quality black seed oil. If you'd like to get a great black seed oil, I have a great one that I that I recently got a twelve month supply of. I absolutely love it. It's by activation products. It's really high quality. You get it at the link below in my bio or go to robertlove.net. It's on sale right now. It comes with this comes with a sixty day unconditional money back guarantee. You will know you will feel this likely the first two weeks, if not at least in the first month, but you'll know right away whether or not this is for you. So give it a try. A % risk free.

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1) The Immune System Your immune system is your first line of defense. Black seed oil makes it stronger by: • Boosting immune cell production • Fighting off infections naturally • Reducing allergic responses • Killing harmful bacteria

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2) Weight Loss Here's something interesting: People taking black seed oil often lose weight easier because it: • Reduces inflammation • Fixes metabolic issues • Controls hunger naturally • Helps balance blood sugar But remember: It's not magic, you still need to eat right.

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3) Blood Sugar Control This is where it gets really interesting. Studies show black seed oil works better than some diabetes drugs at: • Lowering blood sugar • Protecting your pancreas • Improving insulin sensitivity & it does it naturally.

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4. How to Use It Right Don't just jump in. Start slow: • 1 teaspoon daily with honey • Take it on an empty stomach • Buy quality oil (cheap stuff doesn't work) Let your body adjust. This isn't a weak supplement.

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5. Play It Safe Like any powerful medicine, respect it. Don't use it if you're: • Pregnant • On blood thinners • About to have surgery When in doubt, talk to someone who knows what they're doing.

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The bottom line Black seed oil is a natural remedy with incredible potential: • Boosts immunity • Controls blood sugar • Helps with weight loss It’s no wonder so many ancient cultures used it.

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Saved - May 13, 2025 at 1:32 PM
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Most men overlook their prostate health until issues arise, such as cancer risk and impaired sexual function. Understanding the prostate's role in reproductive health and bladder control is crucial. Early warning signs like frequent urination and painful ejaculation should not be ignored. Prostate cancer is common but treatable if detected early through regular checkups. A modern lifestyle poses risks, but daily habits like exercise and a healthy diet can protect it. Being proactive about prostate health is essential for maintaining strength and well-being.

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Most men ignore their prostate… Until it becomes a problem: • Cancer risk • Frequent Urination • Impaired Sexual function Here’s what every man needs to know about prostate health (& how to protect yours):

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1. Why it matters more than you think Your prostate plays a huge role in: • Reproductive health • Testosterone metabolism • Bladder control • Semen production A healthy prostate = a high-functioning man. Ignore it… and you’ll feel it every day. https://t.co/O6GE6SxpIF

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2. Early warning signs These are NOT normal: • Frequent nighttime urination • Weak or slow urine stream • Painful ejaculation • Blood in urine or semen Don’t ignore them. They’re red flags.

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3. The silent risk: Prostate cancer It’s the 2nd most common cancer in men. But it’s beatable if caught early. Checkups save lives. Here’s what to do: • PSA blood test • Digital rectal exam (DRE) • Get screened yearly after age 40 (or earlier with family history) https://t.co/9DtqI0hwIu

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Prostate cancer affects at least one in ten men, with higher risk for those over 50, with a family history, or who are African American. Testosterone supplements can also increase risk, even in younger men. Often, there are no symptoms. Screening is important, especially for those at risk, and typically involves a digital rectal exam or a PSA blood test. Prevention is the best cure, so at-risk individuals should get checked. A follow-up video on this topic is planned.
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Speaker 0: Prostate cancer. This is a big problem guys, one in ten men at least will get this. And if you have an age over 50 or family history, or if you're African American, your risk is higher. Now if you're younger and taking testosterone supplements, this also increases the risk. A lot of times you don't have symptoms. So the most important thing is, if you suspect this or if you have a family history, you have to get screened. Screening typically involves a digital rectal exam or a PSA test, which is a blood test called prostate specific antigen. Your doctor will know this. If you are at risk, get yourself checked out guys, because prevention is the best cure. Hope you found this video useful. Look forward to the next video on this topic.

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4. The modern lifestyle is wrecking your prostate These are the biggest threats: • Chronic sitting • Obesity • Low testosterone • Alcohol & tobacco Modern convenience = ancient consequences.

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5. Daily habits to protect your prostate • Walk or move every hour • Strength train 3–4x/week • Eat cruciferous vegetables Small habits. Big protection.

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6. Best foods for prostate health Feed your prostate: • Tomatos • Pumpkin seeds (zinc) • Wild-caught salmon (omega-3s) • Broccoli & cauliflower (sulforaphane) • Pomegranate (antioxidants) • Brazil nuts (selenium) Eat like your life depends on it—because it does. https://t.co/w6WGs3hHfi

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Tomatoes are a top food for prostate health because they are filled with lycopene, an antioxidant linked to reduced prostate cancer. Lycopene is more easily absorbed when tomatoes are cooked, so tomato sauce, paste, and ketchup are beneficial. Cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, and kale contain compounds that help reduce the risk of prostate cancer. Berries like strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries are rich in antioxidants that help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. Fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and sardines are high in omega-3s and have anti-inflammatory properties. Green tea is rich in antioxidants called catechins, particularly epigallocatechin gallates. Nuts like almonds, walnuts, and Brazil nuts are sources of healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals that support overall prostate health.
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Speaker 0: One of the top foods for prostate health is tomatoes. Tomatoes is filled with lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that's been linked to reduce prostate cancer. Lycopene is more easily absorbed by the body when tomatoes are cooked or processed. So foods like tomato sauce, tomato paste, and even ketchup can be good sources of beneficial nutrients. And you want to eat your cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, and kale. They contain compounds that help reduce the risk of prostate cancer. And don't forget your berries. Your strawberries, blueberries, raspberries are rich in antioxidants, helps reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. And don't forget your fatty fish, like salmon, mackerels, sardines, high in omega-3s. They have anti inflammatory properties. And your green tea is rich in antioxidants called catechins, particularly epigallocatechin gallates. And don't forget your nuts like almonds, walnuts, and brazil nuts. They're great sources of healthy fats, vitamins, minerals. They all support overall prostate health.

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7. Testosterone & your prostate Low T is just as bad as high estrogen. Keep things balanced: • Lift heavy • Get sunlight • Sleep 7–9 hours • Cut calories • Minimize stress Hormone chaos = prostate problems. https://t.co/npanU4QsAb

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Testosterone levels are essential for interpreting PSA levels. High testosterone with rising PSA is manageable by reducing testosterone to fight the cancer. More concerning is low testosterone with rising PSA, which raises concerns about hormone-resistant prostate cancer. It's important to know if PSA is rising in an environment with ample testosterone, which acts as food for the cancer, or if it's growing aggressively despite low testosterone levels.
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Speaker 0: You can't properly interpret a PSA in the absence of a testosterone level. Now testosterone is key because if you have a lot of testosterone and prostate or PSA is going up, well, we can always reduce the testosterone and reduce the cancer. What's more worrisome to me is when the testosterone is low and the PSA is in the middle or going up, because we worry about hormone resistant prostate cancer. We worry about a prostate cancer or a PSA that's going up despite low levels of testosterone. And so you have to know the testosterone to know is this PSA growing in an environment that has lots of food like testosterone? Or is this something that's growing in an environment that's very aggressive and doesn't have a lot of testosterone?

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8. Stop these if you want a healthy prostate Cut this out: • Sitting all day • Chugging alcohol • Sedentary evenings • Estrogen-filled processed junk Your future self is watching.

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9. Get proactive, not reactive Don’t wait for symptoms. Be the man who: • Gets annual checkups • Tracks PSA levels • Lives preventatively You don’t need fear. You need discipline.

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The bottom line: Your prostate isn’t a “later-in-life” problem. It’s a now problem. Take care of it—and you’ll keep your strength, virility, and peace of mind.

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I’ve noticed that 90% of men have underdeveloped necks, which can affect posture and lead to injuries. A strong neck also enhances masculinity. I’ve shared eight effective exercises to build neck strength, including Bench Neck Bridges, Neck Extensions, and Trap Bar Deadlifts. I emphasize the importance of training traps alongside neck exercises. A fun fact: my wife noticed me because of my thick neck. Growing my neck has greatly improved my performance in Jiu Jitsu. If you enjoyed this, follow me for more content.

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90% of men have underdeveloped necks. A strong neck gives you: • Better posture • Less neck injuries • A more masculine look So here are the only 8 exercises I used to build a massive neck: (With videos) https://t.co/XfLKAOlEN4

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Quick addition: Traps play a massive role in neck thickness and strength. So I always recommend training your traps whenever you train your neck. https://t.co/J8PVq4TarE

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1. Bench Neck Bridges https://t.co/xvVRlXOcBi

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2. Neck Extensions https://t.co/QBmJAf6qW7

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3. Neck Curls https://t.co/HrQLyBxnkX

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4. Neck Side Curls https://t.co/GQenHyOKpz

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5. Face Pulls https://t.co/340UNKgYKj

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6. Incline Bench Row https://t.co/tBtIzwV1Kq

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7. Wide Grip Bent Over Row https://t.co/FOy4oWhU4i

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Use a wide grip and shoot your hips back, keeping your spine straight. Use a little momentum, but focus on pinching your shoulder blades behind you as they round forward at the bottom. Pinch your shoulder blades behind your body. With heavy weight and momentum, ensure every rep looks the same for consistency and progression.
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Speaker 0: Alright. So take a wide grip, shoot your hips back, keep your spine straight, and you can use a little bit of momentum, but the focus is still taking those shoulder blades and pinching them behind your body as you let your shoulder blades round forward at the bottom. Pinch your shoulder blades behind your body. With heavy weight and a little bit of momentum, just make sure every rep looks the same for consistency and progression.

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8. Trap Bar Deadlift https://t.co/6GYQLeQuYm

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Bonus: Only do these 2 exercises when you’re more advanced. Doing these improperly can cause more harm than good. 1. Assisted Neck Bridges https://t.co/0gIfwI6vS7

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2. Neck Bridges https://t.co/3K21eou90j

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Fun fact: Having a thick neck is the main reason my wife initially noticed me. In her words, “I have a man’s neck.” https://t.co/cIB7jvgh0E

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Growing my neck is one of the best things I’ve done for my body. Not only does it look great… But it’s helped me perform a lot better in Jiu Jitsu. Try these out and let me know what you think.

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Baking soda is an incredibly versatile ingredient that goes beyond baking. It can balance pH levels in the body, act as a natural antacid for heartburn, aid muscle recovery by reducing lactic acid buildup, and help manage inflammation. It also supports kidney function, promotes oral health by reducing plaque and freshening breath, serves as a natural deodorant, and aids digestion. Overall, baking soda is an affordable and effective solution for various health concerns. I’d love to hear which uses surprised you or if you have any favorites!

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The most versatile medicine in the world: Baking Soda. They want you to think it's just for baking... But this simple ingredient can do amazing things for the human body. 8 ways to use baking soda to enhance your health: https://t.co/xGy0tnX123

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1. Balances pH Baking soda is alkaline, meaning it neutralizes acids. This helps bring balance to different areas of your body. • Acidic foods • Stomach acid • Acid build-up on your skin People even use it to balance their internal pH, which is crucial for overall health. https://t.co/yJIsj25T94

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Baking soda is effective for quickly alkalizing the body, especially during gout flare-ups or high acid levels in the digestive system or joints. While it shouldn't be consumed daily as a food, taking half a teaspoon to a teaspoon of baking soda mixed in water can help restore alkalinity rapidly.
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Speaker 0: Most common use that I recommend this for is alkalizing the body very quickly. Now, certainly, you won't wanna just consume baking soda every day as a food. But if you're in the middle of a gout flare up or an acid level attack, maybe it's in your digestive system or in your joints very inflamed, using a half a teaspoon to a teaspoon of baking soda in water, simply drinking it is a very quick way to swing your body back over to being more alkaline.

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2. Natural Antacid Got heartburn or acid reflux? Mix a teaspoon of baking soda in water to neutralize stomach acid. This quick and natural remedy provides fast relief, making it a much healthier option than over-the-counter antacids. https://t.co/qbM80frvfG

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If you experience random acid reflux, consider using baking soda instead of Tums or Rolaids. Baking soda can relieve heartburn, sour stomach, and indigestion effectively. To use it, mix half a teaspoon in 4 ounces of water, or a quarter teaspoon in 2 ounces for a quick shot. This method provides immediate relief, often resulting in a satisfying burp that clears discomfort. After taking it, you'll likely feel much better within moments. This simple remedy could significantly improve your experience with acid reflux.
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Speaker 0: If you get random acid reflux, let me put you onto something. A lot of you might know about this, but the ones that don't, you need to know. If you get some reflux, you eat something spicy, or have indigestion, don't take Tums or like roll aids. I mean, you can if you want to, but try this. Baking soda. You know to cook with it and to clean with it, but did you know on the back it has instructions for taking it for everything Tums and roll aids relieves? Heartburn, sour stomach, indigestion. I'm actually about to take some because sometimes when I drink my v eight energies with an empty stomach, I get like that little burning feeling right there. And this hits so much better. Normally, if I just take tons, it just kinda calms it down. But what I love about baking soda, not only with the immediate relief, you just get this like instant burp, and it just clears everything. I've been doing this for a while when needed, but I didn't know about it for the longest time. So you can use a half a teaspoon for 4 ounces of water, but I like to put a quarter teaspoon and 2 ounces of water, and then I can just shot it. Check it out. To make it easy, I'll fill it up, like, halfway to mix it up kind of aggressively before filling it up the rest of the way for a final stir. And that just tastes like you're drinking a little bit of salt water. I already feel so much better. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That was, like, 30 seconds in between there. Feels great. And now I feel perfectly fine. So I really hope you didn't know this because that'll change your life. See you.

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3. Muscle Recovery Baking soda can be a game changer for workouts and recovery. It neutralizes lactic acid buildup, reducing muscle soreness and boosting endurance. By buffering that acid, baking soda lets you: • Push harder • Last longer • Recover faster https://t.co/s1ri5z9IEE

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Baking soda is considered a restricted technique by WADA due to its effectiveness in reducing fatigue. It works by bonding with hydrogen ions in the muscles and removing them, which helps alleviate fatigue. Therefore, baking soda can be seen as a powerful performance enhancer when combined with sodium.
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Speaker 0: Baking soda was considered a restricted technique by WADA, the World Anti Doping Agency in the Why? Because it was so effective at reducing fatigue. How does it do it? Baking soda will bond with the hydrogen ions within the muscle and pull them out, thus reducing your fatigue. So if we want to talk about a great performance enhancer to add to your sodium, look no further than baking soda.

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4. Reduces Inflammation Baking soda can help manage inflammation, which is at the root of many chronic conditions. Drinking a glass of water with a small amount of baking soda can: • Reduce joint pain • Decrease swelling • Improve mobility Less inflammation = better life. https://t.co/BYj9H098cX

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Half a tablespoon of baking soda mixed with water before bed can be beneficial, especially for inflammatory issues like gout flare-ups. While it's not recommended for daily use, it can be effective for reducing inflammation and alleviating pain during flare-ups. This method is useful for those experiencing significant discomfort or achiness.
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Speaker 0: Half a tablespoon of baking soda and water before bed, good or bad? Typically, I really like this baking soda. I have a great video on it on YouTube. It's very popular. I like it for any kind of inflammatory or even gout flare up. So that gout flare up. And so using that to lower that or lower inflammation. I don't think I would be doing it every day, but it's a good one to throw in if you are really inflamed, real achy, or having some kind of gout flare up. So that's how I use it.

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5. Boosts Kidney Function Healthy kidneys are crucial for filtering toxins from your blood. Baking soda helps balance acids in your blood, taking some stress off your kidneys. For those with reduced kidney function, it may even slow disease progression. https://t.co/Tj1gOs5VDh

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Sodium bicarbonate, commonly known as baking soda, is often used for deodorizing and has significant benefits for kidney health. The kidneys maintain the acid-base balance, and poor kidney function can lead to increased acidity, making the kidneys work harder. Baking soda helps neutralize this acid, supporting kidney function. While it can be consumed in powder form, its taste may be unappealing. It's advisable to start with a small amount, adjusting based on individual kidney health and goals. Alternatively, sodium bicarbonate pills are available, which may be easier to take, though larger quantities might be needed to achieve the desired effect due to their impact on stomach acid.
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Speaker 0: Sodium bicarbonate in baking soda, you often find it in powder form in supermarkets. You put it in your fridge to help deodorize it, but it is shown to have tremendous kidney benefits. The kidneys are responsible for the acid base balance, also called the acid alkaline balance. So they're always keeping these numbers, these ratios in range. And anytime you have any type of poor kidney health, compromised kidney function, and you wanna support kidney health, you wanna get rid of the acid. Okay? Because that acid makes the kidney work harder. So sodium bicarbonate baking soda neutralizes the acid to help support good kidney health. Now the problem with baking soda is it doesn't taste that great, but you can use it. And how much you use depends on where your current kidney health is, what you're trying to accomplish. So, always start small, but you don't wanna take a lot. Now, the other option is to take baking soda or sodium bicarbonate pills. The pills are a better option, easier to take, but the issue is is that sometimes you need a lot of them to get the desired effect because sodium bicarbonate neutralizes stomach acid.

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6. Oral Health Baking soda is a natural way to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Brushing with it can: • Reduce plaque • Freshen breath • Whiten your teeth • Neutralize mouth acids That’s why it’s a common ingredient in many toothpastes... It works. https://t.co/rO1ZfWV9Kx

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Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, is essential for maintaining oral health. It helps combat biofilms that can lead to tartar buildup, which produces excess acids. When the mouth's pH drops to between 3.5 and 5.5, it can cause the body to leach calcium from bones, a process known as decalcification. Therefore, it's crucial to keep the mouth's pH neutral or slightly acidic, but not overly acidic.
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Speaker 0: I'm gonna tell you why you should use this. The number one ingredient is baking soda. Now why baking soda? Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate. So one thing about biofilms, especially the ones that overgrow around your teeth as tartar, can start producing too many acids. And when the pH gets to the point where it's like 3.5 to 5.5, then the body starts leaching calcium out of your bones. It's called decalcification. And so it's very, very important to make sure your pH in your mouth does not get that acid. You want it neutral or maybe slightly acid, but not too much.

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7. Natural Deodorant Need a quick fix or want to avoid the chemicals in store-bought deodorants? Baking soda neutralizes odor naturally. Just dab a bit under your arms for simple, effective, and chemical-free odor control. https://t.co/AbTnRZWbt7

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If you're dealing with excessive sweating or odor, try applying baking soda to your underarms. You can use it in paste form or as a powder to see if it helps with both odor and sweating. Baking soda is an effective deodorizer, making it a good option for managing underarm issues.
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Speaker 0: If you have an excessive sweating problem or things are getting a little gamey under there, you may try putting a little bit of baking soda on the pits to see how that helps with the odor. Oh, you could make that same paste or in the powder form and put some on the underarms just to see how does it help with your sweating. Since it's such a good deodorizer, maybe it should be used under the pits.

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8. Digestive Aid Feeling bloated or sluggish after a meal? A little baking soda in water can balance stomach acidity and ease digestion, breaking down food and relieving discomfort. https://t.co/Gy9hEzqsF1

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If you have poor digestion, try mixing 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with about an ounce of pure water. Then, add baking soda until it fizzes like a volcano. Drink it while it's fizzing and observe the effects. Share your reaction in the comments.
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Speaker 0: If you have poor digestion, try this. Get some apple cider vinegar. You can use 2 tablespoons to about an ounce. Pour that in some pure water and then take baking soda and pour that in until it does a volcano or it volcano or it starts to get fizzy. And then drink that down while it's fizzing and see what happens. Write a comment in the box with the reaction that happened for you.

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To wrap it up: Baking soda is a powerhouse. From balancing pH and reducing inflammation to boosting recovery and caring for your teeth... It’s versatile, affordable, and incredibly effective.

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Which of these baking soda hacks surprised you the most? Or maybe you have a favorite use I missed? Let me know below. & Follow me @Gabepluguez for more health, faith & fitness content.

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Saved - December 4, 2024 at 9:25 PM

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Big Shoe is scamming you. You’re paying $200 for companies like: • Nike • Puma • Adidas To give you foot problems that only get worse over time. Here’s why they’re ruining your health (& what you can do instead): https://t.co/qUWzjLKSTi

Saved - September 3, 2024 at 4:00 PM
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After three decades of following doctors' advice, my father faced serious health issues. However, after three years of listening to me, he lost 40 pounds and became cancer-free. I shared 19 health secrets that transformed his life, emphasizing that diets with names don’t work, carbs aren’t the enemy, and physical and mental health are interconnected. Regular exercise, a high-protein diet, quality sleep, and accountability are crucial. Ultimately, honoring our bodies is a spiritual commitment that leads to better health.

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After 3 decades of listening to his doctors, my father ended up with: • Cancer • Diabetes • Heart disease After 3 years of listening to his son... He lost 40lbs & became cancer free. Here's 19 health secrets his doctors never told him: 1. Stop doing diets that have a name.

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2. Carbs don't make you fat - too many calories do. If you want to lose weight… • Be more active • Eat more protein • Stay in a healthy caloric deficit

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3. Your physical health and mental health are not two separate things. They are reflections of one another. So treat them both with respect.

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4. Working out 3-5 days/week is more sustainable long term than 6-7 days/week. The goal should never be a quick fix. Instead, focus on enhancing your lifestyle.

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5. The only equipment you *need* is your body. Too many people use the gym as an excuse. “I have no time” Something as simple as walking 10,000 steps a day can literally keep the doctors away.

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6. Resistance training is far superior to cardio for fat loss. Unlike cardio… Resistance training allows you to burn even after your workout is over.

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7. The only “diet” that works is a high-protein one. Protein keeps you satiated. You should be consuming 1g of protein per pound you weigh. Not only will it help you build muscle, but it will also help you burn fat.

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8. Skipping workouts to spend more time with your family shortens your time on earth with your family. Your health should always come first. Your loved ones deserve the best version of you. All it takes is 4 hours a week. Stop making excuses.

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9. Exercise is a documented antidepressant. Sad? Go to the gym. Anxious? Go to the gym. Depressed? Go to the gym. The gym can literally solve all your problems.

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10. Most hunger scares can be cured by drinking water. The majority of people overeat because they’re: • Bored • Thirsty • Stressed Next time you’re craving a snack, drink a glass of water & wait a few minutes.

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11. Sodium is not killing you. It is keeping you alive. 90% of Americans are dehydrated every day. A pinch of Celtic salt in your water can do you wonders.

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12. Your habits make you fat, not the “fat gene.” Every single person on this earth is where they are physically/mentally because of their default actions. Good or bad. Put down the chips and pick up a glass of water.

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13. Quality sleep is a performance-enhancing drug. Implement the 321 method: • No food 3 hours before bed • No liquid 2 hours before bed • No screens 1 hour before bed Aim to get 7-8 hours per night.

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14. Reduce as much stress as possible. The best ways to do this: Take cold showers or ice baths periodically to increase your stress tolerance.

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15. Stop waiting till your next doctor's visit to weigh yourself. You can’t manage a problem you avoid confronting. Weigh yourself daily.

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16. Having no routine on the weekends is saying your goals don’t matter 29% of the time. If you want something bad enough… It needs to stay on your mind 24/7 until it becomes a part of your default actions.

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17. Eat slower. It gives your body time to secret Leptin, the “I’m full” hormone. 90% of Americans overeat because they eat too quickly.

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18. Stop picking up your phone as soon as you wake up. Mindless morning scrolling starts the day off with unnecessary stress. Wait 30 minutes to check your phone instead.

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19. I’ve never seen anyone keep the weight off long-term without accountability outside of themselves. Join a strong community. Share your goals with other men.

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Incorporating these into my father's routine not only made him a healthier man… But it also reminded him that our bodies are the temple of God, and we should honor it as such. & When you honor Him, He will reward us.

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Saved - June 14, 2024 at 5:57 AM
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God's creations are pure and perfect, while man's creations often fall short. From sex to food, immunity to entertainment, God's versions are superior to man's. Whether it's natural vs. artificial, real vs. virtual, or wholesome vs. synthetic, God's creations always surpass man's attempts.

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God made sex. Man made porn. God made steak. Man made Beyond Beef. God made immunity. Man made Pfizer. God made the universe. Man made the metaverse. God made testosterone. Man made steroids. God made honey. Man made artificial sweeteners. God made conversations. Man made chatbots. God made the Bible. Man made self help books. God made sunlight. Man made radiation tanning beds. God made water. Man made soda. God made real life adventure. Man made video games. God made real competition. Man made fantasy football. God made the wilderness. Man made concrete jungles. God made prayer. Man made antidepressants. God made personal responsibility. Man made welfare. God made nutrients. Man made pharmaceutical drugs. His version is always better.

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