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Posted - August 27, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Saved - October 31, 2025 at 2:45 AM
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I share my view on foods and habits I believe harm men’s testosterone: beer and alcohol, ultra-processed foods, soy in high doses, mint, trans fats, flaxseed in large amounts, and low-fat diets. I mention a science-backed supplement as the best investment for boosting testosterone and a free 7-day course. I earn from some affiliate links, and I stress this isn’t medical advice.

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Dear men, These foods are destroying your manhood. They lower your testosterone, chronically raise your estrogen, and ruin your drive in life (Avoid them at all cost): 1. Beer

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Alcohol raises aromatas, which is the enzyme that converts testosterone into estrogen. Beer is worse: it contains phytoestrogens from hops. Heavy drinking can slash testosterone by up to 23% within hours.. And long-term abuse can cause lasting hypogonadism.

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Speaker 0: Alcohol, without a doubt, lowers testosterone levels. I don't even want to mix words that some people say, Oh, you can have a couple of drinks a week, you can have this, you can have that. All of them, all of it lowers testosterone levels. It affects your liver. It can imbalance your blood sugar levels throughout the night. It can produce more stress hormones and lower testosterone.
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Speaker 0: Alcohol, without a doubt, lowers testosterone levels. So, I don't even want to mix words that some people say, Oh, you can have a couple of drinks a week, you can have this, you can have that. All of them, all of it lowers testosterone levels. It affects your liver. It can imbalance your blood sugar levels throughout the night. It can produce more stress hormones and lower testosterone.

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2. Ultra-Processed Foods Studies show men with high UPF intake have significantly lower total and free testosterone compared to low consumers. High in trans fats, refined carbs, and seed oils. These are all linked to higher inflammation and insulin resistance.

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Ultra processed food is identified as the number one killer, with studies clearly linking ultra processed foods to microbiome dysfunction. The speaker notes that we allow all these chemicals to enter our food system without proper testing. The science is now showing that many of these emulsifiers that glue food together, artificial sweeteners, and sugar alcohols—things commonly found in ultra processed foods—have a negative effect on the microbiome. The speaker envisions a future in which we are not merely fighting an ever increasing number of diseases with expensive MRI scans. Instead, there is a push toward taking action at a population epidemiology level. In this envisioned future, these foods should have health warnings on them, rather than health promotion benefits.
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Speaker 0: Ultra processed food is the number one killer. The studies are clearly linking ultra processed foods and microbiome dysfunction. We just let all these chemicals come into our food system without a proper testing, and the science is now showing that many of these emulsifiers that glue food together, the artificial sweeteners, the sugar alcohols, all these things that you see in ultra processed foods have a negative effect on our microbiome. So, you know, I'd like to see a future where we're not just fighting an ever increasing number of diseases with expensive MRI scans. We're actually going to do something at a population epidemiology level to say, you know, these foods, they should have health warnings on them, not health promotion benefits.

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3. Soy Soy contains isoflavones, a plant compounds with estrogen-like activity. Moderate intake isn’t harmful for most men, but high doses (especially from supplements) can lower free testosterone and increase estrogenic activity.

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4. Mint Chronic high intake in studies lowered testosterone in men. Mint tea is fine occasionally, but avoid daily heavy consumption if you’re trying to optimize T.

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Without rambling any further, let's check out this nasty food that lowers testosterone. Mint. Specifically, peppermint and spearmint. Now a lot of the herbs that come from the mentha or mint family, including spearmint and peppermint and various other hybrids are somewhat known for having testosterone reducing effects. For the sake of clarity, let's focus on the two most common plants of the mint family, which are the peppermint and the spearmint plants. Both of these are heavily used for culinary and food manufacturing purposes, though they can also be found in a lot of different soaps, shampoos, cough relievers, cough syrups, lip balms, and toothpaste. A lot of herbal teas also tend to contain plants or plant extracts from the mint family. This is something important to pay attention to. Even though mint products tend to taste and smell really good, their effect on testosterone levels might not be so awesome.
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Speaker 0: Without rambling any further, let's check out this nasty food that lowers testosterone. Mint. Specifically, peppermint and spearmint. Now a lot of the herbs that come from the mentha or mint family, including spearmint and peppermint and various other hybrids are somewhat known for having testosterone reducing effects. For the sake of clarity, let's focus on the two most common plants of the mint family, which are the peppermint and the spearmint plants. Both of these are heavily used for culinary and food manufacturing purposes, though they can also be found in a lot of different soaps, shampoos, cough relievers, cough syrups, lip balms, and toothpaste. A lot of herbal teas also tend to contain plants or plant extracts from the mint family. This is something important to pay attention to. Even though mint products tend to taste and smell really good, their effect on testosterone levels might not be so awesome.

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5. Trans Fats Found in fried fast food, margarine, and pastries. Trans fats are linked to reduced testicular volume and lower sperm quality, and they blunt testosterone production in the Leydig cells.

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6. Flaxseed Flax is high in lignans, which can bind to testosterone and increase its excretion. Fine in small amounts, but 2–4 tbsp/day for long periods may lower free testosterone in some men.

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7. Low fat diets Testosterone is made from cholesterol. Low-fat, low-cholesterol diets can drop T levels by 10–15% in weeks. Especially if polyunsaturated fats dominate over saturated & monounsaturated.

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Posted - September 12, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Saved - September 13, 2025 at 12:56 PM
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I believe ADHD is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed due to the modern world's distractions. It's not a mental disease but a dysregulation of dopamine and attention control. Many struggle with low dopamine, an underactive prefrontal cortex, and a hijacked default mode network, leading to procrastination and focus issues. To manage ADHD, I suggest using external structures, activating dopamine before tasks, working in intervals, minimizing friction, and considering targeted nootropics like Lion’s Mane mushroom. With the right strategies, ADHD can become a superpower.

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The biggest medical scam: ADHD isn’t a mental disease that needs to be “fixed.” 90% of people are misdiagnosed because the modern world creates the same symptoms. Here’s if you really have ADHD: (& how to make it a focus superpower):🧵

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Why does everyone think they have ADHD now? Because the modern world is designed to fragment attention: – 100+ dopamine triggers a day – Zero friction between impulse and action – No structured rest ADHD isn’t overdiagnosed. It’s over-triggered.

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"You meet someone new and then five seconds after they've introduced themselves, you already forgot their name." "You're a time traveler. You go and take a five minute Facebook break from work, but when you come back, it's an hour later." "Sometimes you have to remind yourself to smile when you're with people. Not because you don't like them or because you're upset, it's because you have a bunch of other thoughts going through your head that aren't smile worthy." "So after watching this video, if you can honestly say that you relate to more of these things than not, then chances are I mean, I'm no doctor, but your brain is probably just as messed up as mine."
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Speaker 0: You meet someone new and then five seconds after they've introduced themselves, you already forgot their name. No matter how hard you try to focus, whenever you're reading something like a book or a textbook, you read every single word on the page, you hear every single word in your head, yet five pages down the road, you have no idea what's going on or how you got there. You look at someone straight in the eyes, and rather hands or nodding your head to music that isn't there, or playing with whatever is currently in your hands, like a cell phone. You're a time traveler. You go and take a five minute Facebook break from work, but when you come back, it's an hour later. Sometimes you have to remind yourself to smile when you're with people. Not because you don't like them or because you're upset, it's because you have a bunch of other thoughts going through your head that aren't smile worthy. So after watching this video, if you can honestly say that you relate to more of these things than not, then chances are I mean, I'm no doctor, but your brain is probably just as messed up as mine.

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So...What is ADHD (clinically)? ADHD is a dysregulation of dopamine and prefrontal cortex activity. It’s not a lack of focus. It’s a lack of focus control, the inability to regulate attention on command.

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Attention, focus, and concentration are essentially the same thing. But if we wanna understand the biology and we want to have a straightforward conversation about ADHD, if I say attention or focus, I'm basically referring to the same thing unless I specify otherwise. So people with ADHD have trouble holding their attention. Attention is perception. Attention is how we are perceiving the sensory world. we are sensing things all the time. There's information coming into our nervous system all the time. So attention and focus are more or less the same thing, but impulse control is something separate because impulse control requires pushing out or putting the blinders on to sensory events in our environment. It means lack of perception. Impulse control is about limiting our perception. People with ADHD have poor attention, and they have high levels of impulsivity. They're easily distractible.
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Speaker 0: Attention, focus, and concentration are essentially the same thing. Okay? We could split hairs and the scientific literature does split hairs about these. But if we wanna understand the biology and we want to have a straightforward conversation about ADHD, if I say attention or focus, I'm basically referring to the same thing unless I specify otherwise. Okay? So people with ADHD have trouble holding their attention. What is attention? Well, attention is perception. It's how we are perceiving the sensory world. So just a little bit of neurobiology one zero one, we are sensing things all the time. There's information coming into our nervous system all the time. For instance, right now, you're hearing sound waves. You are seeing things. You are sensing things against your skin, but you are only paying attention to some of those. And the ones that you're paying attention to are your perceptions. So if you hear my voice, you are perceiving my voice. You are not paying attention to your other senses at the moment. K? You might even be outside in a breeze, until and I said that, you might not be perceiving that breeze, but your body was sensing it all along. So attention and focus are more or less the same thing, but impulse control is something separate because impulse control requires pushing out or putting the blinders on to sensory events in our environment. It means lack of perception. Impulse control is about limiting our perception. People with ADHD have poor attention, and they have high levels of impulsivity. They're easily distractible.

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Problem #1: Low dopamine The ADHD brain doesn’t release enough dopamine during boring tasks. You know what to do. You just can’t feel the internal reward to start. This leads to procrastination, guilt, and mental burnout.

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Task initiation and task completion are two things that just about every person with ADHD struggles with. And when we find ourselves unable to start a task, or if we start a task and then somehow get a break in our flow and then are unable to finish the task, we're usually really, really hard on ourselves, and we blame ourselves for not being disciplined or not having enough motivation or willpower. It's not wired to respond to the importance of a task. Intellectually, we understand the tasks are important, but importance alone does not activate our brain and deliver enough dopamine that we can get motivated to start the task. Our brains are motivated by interest, novelty, challenge, and urgency.
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Speaker 0: Task initiation and task completion are two things that just about every person with ADHD struggles with. And when we find ourselves unable to start a task, or if we start a task and then somehow get a break in our flow and then are unable to finish the task, we're usually really, really hard on ourselves, and we blame ourselves for not being disciplined or not having enough motivation or willpower. And really, it's not about that. The ADHD brain is wired differently. It's not wired to respond to the importance of a task. Intellectually, we understand the tasks are important, but importance alone does not activate our brain and deliver enough dopamine that we can get motivated to start the task. Our brains are motivated by interest, novelty, challenge, and urgency. And when one or more of those things are present, we can usually get started on a task, and frequently, we can finish the task as long as those things remain.

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Problem #2: Impaired prefrontal cortex The PFC helps you plan, prioritize, and resist distractions. In ADHD, it’s underactive. That’s why it’s hard to: – Follow instructions – Hold goals in working memory – Delay gratification - Control impulse

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Problem #3: Default mode network hijack The DMN is meant for daydreaming and reflection. In ADHD, it stays active even during tasks. Result: – You reread the same page 5 times – You start 10 things and finish none – You can’t stay present, even when you want to

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NN is active when you're at rest or when your mind wanders. It's like the brain's idle mode and is involved in self referential thought, I. E. Thinking about yourself or your memories and your future. For example, if you're sitting quietly and daydreaming, the default network is hard at work. Key regions in the default mode network include the medial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex, and the angular gyrus. These areas help process emotions, recall past experiences, and imagine future scenarios. In people with ADHD, the default mode network often doesn't turn off as it should when you need to focus. When you're trying to concentrate on a task, the default mode network should deactivate. If it doesn't, it can lead to distractibility and mind wandering, which are common challenges in ADHD.
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Speaker 0: NN is active when you're at rest or when your mind wanders. It's like the brain's idle mode and is involved in self referential thought, I. E. Thinking about yourself or your memories and your future. For example, if you're sitting quietly and daydreaming, the default network is hard at work. Key regions in the default mode network include the medial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex, and the angular gyrus. These areas help process emotions, recall past experiences, and imagine future scenarios. In people with ADHD, the default mode network often doesn't turn off as it should when you need to focus. When you're trying to concentrate on a task, the default mode network should deactivate. If it doesn't, it can lead to distractibility and mind wandering, which are common challenges in ADHD.

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Fix #1: Use external structure to replace internal regulation ADHD brains struggle with self-starting. So outsource your motivation with tools – Time-blocking your day – Visual checklists – Alarms with clear labels – “Body doubling” (working with someone present)

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Fix #2: Activate dopamine before you work Don’t wait to feel motivated. Protocol: – 5–10 min brisk walk or exercise – Cold exposure or shower – Uplifting music + movement combo – Optimized workspace This primes the dopamine system for task engagement.

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- "Most people take dopamine fueled breaks, scrolling social media, checking email, reading the news." - "The critical mistake when taking breaks is doing something that's more stimulating than the work that you're breaking from." - "Imagine trying to read a research paper after swiping through social media for an hour against instant and infinite novelty." - "Now the inverse, stare at wall for twenty minutes doing nothing, not even meditating." - "Suddenly, that research paper is gonna make you salivate." - "So take boring breaks that reset dopamine and heighten your reward sensitivity and make whatever you do before and between work as boring as possible." - "So a 20 nap, walking, stretching, mindfulness, breath work, foam rolling, light exercise, all of these things are good things to do on a break."
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Speaker 0: As thrilled with writing a book or creating a product or whatever you have to do within your day job as you were with scrolling TikTok or checking your bank account after payday. Well, is what's possible when you calibrate your resensitivity to reward. Modify how we take breaks when we engage with work. Most people take dopamine fueled breaks, scrolling social media, checking email, reading the news. The critical mistake when taking breaks is doing something that's more stimulating than the work that you're breaking from. Imagine trying to read a research paper after swiping through social media for an hour against instant and infinite novelty. Reading that research paper is dull as all hell. Now the inverse, stare at wall for twenty minutes doing nothing, not even meditating. Suddenly, that research paper is gonna make you salivate. So take boring breaks that reset dopamine and heighten your reward sensitivity and make whatever you do before and between work as boring as possible. We want our work to feel as easy as scrolling through social media, and that's a function of dropping the bar for what bores us to the floor and making the boring rewarding. So a 20 nap, walking, stretching, mindfulness, breath work, foam rolling, light exercise, all of these things are good things to do on a break.

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Fix #3: Work in rhythm, not marathons The ADHD brain can often hyperfocus...then crash. Instead of forcing hours of focus, use structured intervals. Protocol: – 45–50 minutes deep work – 10–15 minute break (no screen) – Repeat 2–3x daily

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Fix #4: Minimize friction The more steps it takes to start your task, the less likely you are. Tactics: – Keep your workspace clean and minimal – Open only 1 browser tab at a time – Put your phone in another room – Use website or phone blockers Make the path to focus shorter than the path to distraction.

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"keep your phone out of reach and off." "Now remember information itself is a distraction and your phone is arguably the number one source for incoming information." "To avoid that then turn off all notifications." "Then keep the phone in a cupboard, the other room or the car that way it won't gnaw at your attention." "Lastly you want as few gadgets, sources of distraction as possible." "Ideally you don't have a phone, a TV, and a tablet in sight so instead we want to simplify." "We want to just get rid of these things." "Here's a helpful way to remember this heuristic. Have less to ignore so you can focus more."
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Speaker 0: So how do we set up our Flow Dojo such that our cognitive resources aren't drained by irrelevant stimuli and can instead be channeled and compounded entirely into our work? Well first keep your phone out of reach and off. Now remember information itself is a distraction and your phone is arguably the number one source for incoming information. To avoid that then turn off all notifications. Then keep the phone in a cupboard, the other room or the car that way it won't gnaw at your attention. Lastly you want as few gadgets, sources of distraction as possible. Ideally you don't have a phone, a TV, and a tablet in sight so instead we want to simplify. We want to just get rid of these things. Here's a helpful way to remember this heuristic. Have less to ignore so you can focus more.

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Fix #5: Use targeted nootropics (not energy drinks) One of the best for ADHD? Lion’s Mane mushroom (1000 mg/day) It boosts nerve growth factor (NGF), supporting memory, focus, and long-term brain function. Unlike caffeine, it builds your brain over time, not burns it out.

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This video discusses Lion's Mane as a nootropic for cognitive improvement, especially for ADHD and learning disabilities like dyslexia. It notes Lion's Mane is a medicinal mushroom shown to help with improved cognitive performance by increasing brain derived neutropen factors. It explains BDNF is a protein but also is in the nootrophin growth factor family that helps with basically building of neurons. So it's basically neurogenesis, building those neurons. By doing that, it does help improve memory and stored memory and with cognition as well as focus. The speaker mentions this is part of a series about nootropics that you can use that are specifically for helping improve the mind and that these are things they use with their patients.
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Speaker 0: If you're looking for supplements for ADHD, I'm talking about Lion's Mane. Basically this is a series that I'm talking about is the nootropics that you can use that are specifically for helping improve the mind. That's what a nootropic is, basically helping with cognitive improvement. And specifically people who deal with learning disabilities such as ADHD, dyslexia, like I grew up with and do have, these are things that I use that are really helpful and I also use with my patients. So let's talk about lion's mane. It's a very interesting medicinal, actually, mushroom that's been shown to actually help with improved cognitive performance specifically. This help increase more brain derived neutropen factors. So what is BDNF? Well, BDNF is a protein but also is in the nootrophin growth factor family that helps with basically building of neurons. So it's basically essentially the process what we call neurogenesis, building those neurons. So by doing that, what happens, it does help improve. So Lion's Mane can help improve upon that, building more BDNF, building more neurons, which then also leads to also helping with more memory and stored memory and with cognition as well as focus.

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Many self-diagnose themselves as ADHD, but miss the nuance. It’s a dysregulated attention system. – You can’t focus when you want – But you can hyperfocus under pressure or novelty With the right protocols, it becomes a superpower.

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Posted - September 11, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Saved - September 11, 2025 at 4:00 PM
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I've been exploring the four major diseases: cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer's. The key to prevention lies in addressing mitochondrial dysfunction, which affects energy production and cell health. I focus on boosting mitochondria through intermittent fasting, HIIT, cold exposure, and specific supplements. Insulin resistance and chronic inflammation are also critical factors, and I emphasize lifestyle changes to combat them. Additionally, maintaining nitric oxide levels is essential for heart health. Eating anti-cancer foods can further support my well-being.

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4 HORSEMAN OF DISEASE: Cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer's. Here are the 5 keys to prevent disease (and might save your life): 1) Mitochondrial dysfunction

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Mitochondria make energy and control cell death. Dysfunction is what's behind your aging. When they break: • Heart cells lose energy • Damaged cells escape apoptosis (cancer) • Neurons degenerate (Alzheimer’s) It’s the engine failure behind all 4 Horsemen.

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Mitochondria, you know, the energy producers, the powerhouses within every cell. Brain cells may have as many as a thousand mitochondria in each neuron. Mitochondria are seen diffusely throughout the body in virtually all of our cells, interestingly, not in our red blood cells, but certainly in our white blood cells. And having good mitochondrial function and numbers within our white blood cells, is an important player as it relates to a proper effective immune function and keeping, inflammation in balance. They recognize the importance of dysfunction or problems with the mitochondria, as being a major risk factor in things like obesity, diabetes and hypertension.
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Speaker 0: Mitochondria, you know, the energy producers, the powerhouses within every cell. Brain cells may have as many as a thousand mitochondria in each neuron. Mitochondria are seen diffusely throughout the body in virtually all of our cells, interestingly, not in our red blood cells, but certainly in our white blood cells. And having good mitochondrial function and numbers within our white blood cells, is an important player as it relates to a proper effective immune function and keeping, inflammation in balance. They recognize the importance of dysfunction or problems with the mitochondria, as being a major risk factor in things like obesity, diabetes and hypertension. And because it is, related to obesity, diabetes and hypertension, we then know, that it is related to the downstream issues, that are consequences of obesity and diabetes and hypertension. Things like coronary artery disease, Alzheimer's disease and even cancer are the downstream manifestations or brought about when these mechanisms are activated.

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Ways to boost your mitochondria: • Intermediate fasting 14–16 hours/day • Do HIIT 1–2x/week • Cold exposure (showers or ice baths) • Zone 2 cardio (improves mitochondrial density) • CoQ10, creatine, magnesium Protect every cell and increase energy.

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2) Insulin resistance Affects up to 88% of U.S. adults. High insulin: • Triggers arterial plaque (heart disease) • Fuels tumor growth via IGF-1 (cancer) • Leads to type 2 diabetes • Starves neurons of energy (Alzheimer’s) It’s the earliest and most common failure:

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Proven interventions: • 30+ min of walking daily • Lower refined carb intake (go keto diet if extreme) • Increase intake of protein • Berberine • Fasting • Strength train 3x/week You can reverse insulin resistance in months.

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Improve insulin resistance by making insulin more sensitive. Resistance training is the type of workout you'd want to do to get the maximum results. You can actually do long walks, which also will help, but this is actually more powerful. Fasting will improve insulin sensitivity. At the very minimum, want to fast for sixteen hours with an eight hour eating window because the body is not depending on glucose anymore. It is burning your own fat. And so it's giving the pancreas a chance to heal and work correctly. Decrease inflammation. So if you get rid of inflammation, you make insulin more sensitive. But of course, will be the biggest trigger, but you can also do vitamin D as well. Reducing glucose will make insulin sensitive again, and that's the low carb diet. That's the healthy keto.
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Speaker 0: Improve insulin resistance by making insulin more sensitive. Okay. And these are the things that will help you. Resistance training. So this is the type of workout that you'd want to do to get the maximum results. You can actually do long walks, which also will help, but this is actually more powerful. Okay, number two, fasting will improve insulin sensitivity. At the very minimum, want to fast for sixteen hours with an eight hour eating window because the body is not depending on glucose anymore. It is burning your own fat. And so it's giving the pancreas a chance to heal and work correctly. All right, number three, decrease inflammation. So if you get rid of inflammation, you make insulin more sensitive. But of course, will be the biggest trigger, but you can also do vitamin D as well. Reducing glucose will make insulin sensitive again, and that's the low carb diet. That's the healthy keto.

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3) Chronic inflammation Your immune system is designed to fight infections and heal wounds. But when it stays switched on, the same fire that protects you begins to burn you from the inside out. It's the driver of: • Arterial damage • Tumor growth environment

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Ways to lower systemic inflammation: • Prioritize omega-3s (EPA/DHA from fatty fish or supplements) • Eat anti-inflammatory foods (polyphenols in berries, green tea, turmeric, olive oil) • Support gut health (fermented foods, fiber, probiotics) • Sleep 7–8 hours

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4) Blood vessels harden as you age Nitric oxide keeps blood vessels open and flexible. But by age 40, natural levels are down ~50%. • Increases blood pressure • Reduces oxygen and nutrient delivery (Alzheimer’s) • Impairs glucose transport (diabetes) Check this video:

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Your ability to produce nitric oxide diminishes as you get older, causing a substantial decrease in nitric nitric oxide production. For instance, by the time men age 40, there's usually a 50% decrease in nitric oxide production. It's not quite as severe in women with only a 15% drop by the age of 40. But women begin to catch up to men by the next decade. By the time men and women hit 50 years old, there is close to a 70% drop off in nitric oxide production, and the numbers continue to decrease with each decade. By 70 years old, there is little to no nitric oxide production in the body. Now that should scare the hell out of you, or better yet, at least motivate you.
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Speaker 0: Your ability to produce nitric oxide diminishes as you get older, causing a substantial decrease in nitric nitric oxide production. For instance, by the time men age 40, there's usually a 50% decrease in nitric oxide production. It's not quite as severe in women with only a 15% drop by the age of 40. But women begin to catch up to men by the next decade. By the time men and women hit 50 years old, there is close to a 70% drop off in nitric oxide production, and the numbers continue to decrease with each decade. By 70 years old, there is little to no nitric oxide production in the body. Now that should scare the hell out of you, or better yet, at least motivate you.

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The conversation discusses effective methods for longevity, emphasizing that muscle mass is crucial for older adults, aiding in fall prevention and glucose control. Key recommendations include fixing sleep timing, practicing intermittent fasting, and engaging in Zone 2 cardio. Monitoring ApoB levels, building strong relationships, and following a Mediterranean diet are also highlighted. Additionally, consuming fermented foods and taking creatine are suggested for brain health and muscle preservation. The importance of emotional well-being in longevity is noted, along with affiliate product recommendations.

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Everyone wants to control how long they live. But most longevity advice are flat-out wrong. Here are 10 science proven methods to live longer, look younger, and stay sharp: 1. Muscle > Cardio

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Muscle mass is the #1 predictor of longevity in older adults. • Prevents falls • Supports glucose control • Boosts testosterone and immune strength Strong is how you stay long :)

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Andre the Giant died young. People that have acromegaly, you know, the the forehead Yeah. Ridge and the huge hands, they don't live very long because all their organs are huge. And they're make they're they have to produce a lot of stuff to keep the body running. Most everything that extends your life has to do with keeping a lighter weight. You are very likely to live longer than most people because of being slightly for in your words underweight. Now there's nothing wrong with putting on a little bit of extra muscle if you want to be stronger for whatever reason, but when you get past a certain point, it does shorten your life. There's no question about it, because it's like a second puberty. And the fastest rate of aging that you will ever go through at any stage is puberty.
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Speaker 0: Andre the Giant died young. People that have acromegaly, you know, the the forehead Yeah. Ridge and the huge hands, they don't live very long because all their organs are huge. And they're make they're they they have to produce a lot of stuff to keep the body running. Yeah. Right? Most everything that extends your life has to do with keeping a lighter weight. You are very likely to live longer than most people because of being slightly for in your words underweight. Right. Now there's nothing wrong with putting on a little bit of extra muscle if you want to be stronger for whatever reason, but when you get past a certain point, it does shorten your life. There's no question about it, because it's like a second puberty. Yeah. Right? And the fastest rate of aging that you will ever go through at any stage is puberty.

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2. Fix your sleep timing, not just duration Sleeping from 10PM–6AM aligns with circadian repair: • 10PM–2AM → physical repair (hormones, muscles) • 2AM–6AM → mental repair (memory, cognition) Late sleepers miss key regeneration windows.

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You realize you can extend your life just by fixing your sleep. If you're getting less than five hours of sleep, your risk for dying goes up by like twelve percent. So the sleep is a very powerful predictor of all cause mortality. And I'm not just talking about the amount of sleep, I'm talking about the quality of sleep.
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Speaker 0: You realize you can extend your life just by fixing your sleep. If you're getting less than five hours of sleep, your risk for dying goes up by like twelve percent. So the sleep is a very powerful predictor of all cause mortality. And I'm not just talking about the amount of sleep, I'm talking about the quality of sleep.

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3. Intermediate fasting Time-restricted eating improves: • Insulin sensitivity • Inflammation markers • Cellular repair (autophagy) Eat within a 10-hour window. No extreme fasting required.

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I think that what we get from fasting is turning on the body's natural defenses against aging. The sirtuin genes come on when you're fasted or exercising. NAD is produced when you're fasting or exercising. And so all the science in my view is pointing in that direction that not constantly eating or being in fed state is beneficial. We don't tend to think of ourselves in the future as ourselves, but we should because it's definitely gonna be us and we probably won't feel much different than we do now. And we'll really thank ourselves if we start making the changes in health today.
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Speaker 0: I think that what we get from fasting is turning on the body's natural defenses against aging. The sirtuin genes come on when you're fasted or exercising. NAD is produced when you're fasting or exercising. And so all the science in my view is pointing in that direction that not constantly eating or being in a fed state is beneficial. We don't tend to think of ourselves in the future as ourselves, but we should because it's definitely gonna be us and we probably won't feel much different than we do now. And we'll really thank ourselves if we start making the changes in health today.

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4. Do Zone 2 cardio weekly You do need to do cardio, but the right one. This low-intensity training improves: • Mitochondrial density • VO2 max • Fat metabolism It’s the cardio sweet spot for healthspan. Walk, cycle, or hike at a pace where you can still talk.

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5. Monitor and lower ApoB ApoB is the protein on bad cholesterol particles that drive heart disease. Lower it through: • Fiber-rich foods • Omega-3s • Strength training

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Twenty years ago, if you needed to have your ApoB slammed, there was only one way to do it, which was megadose of statins. I don't believe any patient needs to be on a megadose of a statin today because we just have too many other tools. On the nutrition front, you basically have two levers to pull. You can dramatically reduce carbohydrates, which will lower triglycerides. And all things equal, the lower triglycerides, the lower the APOB burden because you have to traffic fewer triglycerides with the cholesterol. The other way to do it is dramatically cut saturated fat.
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Speaker 0: Twenty years ago, if you needed to have your ApoB slammed, there was only one way to do it, which was megadose of statins. I don't believe any patient needs to be on a megadose of a statin today because we just have too many other tools. On the nutrition front, you basically have two levers to pull. You can dramatically reduce carbohydrates, which will lower triglycerides. And all things equal, the lower triglycerides, the lower the APOB burden because you have to traffic fewer triglycerides with the cholesterol. The other way to do it is dramatically cut saturated fat.

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6. Build strong relationships This one is the one most people miss. Study after study shows: • Isolation = increased mortality • Community = resilience, lower cortisol, better immune function Longevity isn’t just physical. It’s emotional too.

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7. Eat a Mediterranean diet The best-studied longevity diet on Earth: • Olive oil • Fatty fish • Vegetables • Nuts & legumes • Red wine (optional) Lowers risk of heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and early death.

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The first thing I wanna answer is what is the Mediterranean diet and why you would wanna eat it? So the Mediterranean diet simply is the diet of all the countries and islands around and on the Mediterranean Sea. This includes countries like Egypt, Morocco, Spain, France, the Middle Eastern countries, all of these countries, all of those foods are the Mediterranean diet. The reason that you would wanna eat Mediterranean is because it's one of the healthiest diets in the world. The people in these countries have the highest longevity rates and they also have the lowest amounts of almost every type of disease you can imagine, including heart disease, cancer, diabetes, the list goes on and on. And this is why they live to be so old.
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Speaker 0: A lot of people ask me, how do you eat the Mediterranean diet? And today, we're going to teach you step by step how to eat the healthiest diet in the world. The first thing I wanna answer is what is the Mediterranean diet and why you would wanna eat it? So the Mediterranean diet simply is the diet of all the countries and islands around and on the Mediterranean Sea. This includes countries like Egypt, Morocco, Spain, France, the Middle Eastern countries, all of these countries, all of those foods are the Mediterranean diet. The reason that you would wanna eat Mediterranean is because it's one of the healthiest diets in the world. The people in these countries have the highest longevity rates and they also have the lowest amounts of almost every type of disease you can imagine, including heart disease, cancer, diabetes, the list goes on and on and on. And this is why they live to be so old.

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8. Eat more fermented foods Your gut controls inflammation, immunity, and mood. Best options: • Sauerkraut • Kefir • Kimchi • Miso A healthy gut is a long-life multiplier.

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9. Take creatine (yes, really) Not just for bodybuilders. • Supports brain energy (ATP) • Preserves muscle • Protects against age-related decline 3–5g/day = better brain + better aging.

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9. Take creatine (yes, really) Not just for bodybuilders. • Supports brain energy (ATP) • Preserves muscle • Protects against age-related decline 3–5g/day = better brain + better aging.

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But the point here is if you're going to take creatine, you don't just want to quote unquote take creatine, you know, one scoop per day. You really want to adjust the amount of creatine that you're ingesting according to your body weight. And I would give you a very specific formula of x grams of creatine per kilogram or pound of body weight, but believe it or not, no such specific recommendation has ever been published in the scientific literature, at least I couldn't find it in a way that's consistent with all the other papers. The point here is if you are taking creatine, adjust the total amount of creatine that you take according to your body weight.
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Speaker 0: But the point here is if you're going to take creatine, you don't just want to quote unquote take creatine, you know, one scoop per day. You really want to adjust the amount of creatine that you're ingesting according to your body weight. And I would give you a very specific formula of x grams of creatine per kilogram or pound of body weight, but believe it or not, no such specific recommendation has ever been published in the scientific literature, at least I couldn't find it in a way that's consistent with all the other papers. So what I'm talking about here is if you weigh one hundred and eighty five pounds or so, okay, plus or minus five pounds, out to about two fifty pounds, ten to fifteen grams of creatine per day is probably more appropriate for you than is five grams, meaning it's going to be more effective for enhancing physical performance, perhaps even cognitive performance as well. And if you're somebody who weighs one hundred and eighty pounds down to say one hundred and thirty pounds, five grams of creatine per day is probably sufficient. The point here is if you are taking creatine, adjust the total amount of creatine that you take according to your body weight.

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Aamir Khan underwent a remarkable body transformation for his role in "Dangal," gaining 55 lbs to portray a retired wrestler and then losing it in five months to depict a younger version. He shifted from 68 kg to nearly 98 kg, increasing body fat from 15% to 39% before dropping to 9%. His rigorous plan included strict dieting, intense workouts, and no shortcuts, emphasizing the need to authentically embody his character. His efforts contributed to "Dangal" becoming India's highest-grossing film and winning multiple awards.

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Aamir Khan was 50. In 2015, He gained 55 lbs to play a retired wrestler, then shredded to 9% body fat in just 5 months. India’s highest-grossing movie also became the most extreme body transformations ever filmed. Here’s the shocking story:🧵

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Aamir Khan had to play two versions of Mahavir Singh Phogat in “Dangal”: - A 60-year-old retired wrestler with a belly - A 25-year-old national-level athlete in peak form Most actors would have used prosthetics, Aamir chose to become both men.

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The speaker wasn't sure if they could achieve the desired gymnast look for Duhuntri. An actor committed to a film, praising the script, but requested a year to transform their body. The speaker questioned the need for such a long preparation time, noting the actor didn't resemble a gymnast. This prompted a search for a suitable trainer, ideally a former gymnast.
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Speaker 0: Fact is that actually I don't know whether I can do it. When I was doing Duhuntri, when I start out, I don't know whether I can look like a gymnast or what I have in mind. Will I be able to achieve that or not? I don't know. Speaker 1: He said, I'm definitely doing the film. I love the script. He said, but it will take me one year to make my body. Speaker 0: He said, why do you need a year to get ready? So I said, this is not how a gymnast looks. And which is when I started looking for trainers who would be right and I was really keen to get someone who is a gymnast himself or herself.

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Aamir went from 68 kg (149 lbs) to 97–98 kg (213–216 lbs). Body fat: 15% → 39% The director wanted to shoot the lean scenes first, but he insisted on shooting the fat scenes first. He wanted to feel the same struggle as the character felt:

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During the speaker's weight loss journey for Dangal, they felt extremely discouraged early on. After a week or two with no visible progress, they believed they had taken on too much and would never succeed because being overweight made everything harder. The speaker was on the verge of giving up. The key to staying on track was to avoid focusing on the ultimate goal five months away, as it seemed too difficult and unachievable at that moment.
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Speaker 0: When I started to lose weight and started to get back into shape during Dangal, I was so far gone. I was so far gone that when I started the process in the first, at the end of the first week or the second week, when I looked at myself, you know, in one week you don't really see a change. I was so disheartened. Disheartened. Was so disheartened. I was like, I was like, I'm never going to make it. Yeah. I've taken on more than I can chew, and I'm never going to make it. It's too difficult. I was fat, I was heavy. Because when you're also overweight, everything you do becomes much more difficult to do. So I was so disheartened, and I was thinking I'm never going to do it. And the one thing that saved me, Jeff, and kept me on track was I told myself, Don't look at where you're supposed to get to in five months. Because right now that looks so difficult. It looks so unachievable.

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Once filming the older Mahavir was complete, the real battle began. Aamir had 5 months to: • Lose 25 kg (55 lbs) • Drop from 39% to 9% body fat • Rebuild lean muscle • Looks like a 25-year-old wrestler At 50 years old.

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His 5-month transformation shocked the fitness world. • Body fat dropped from 39% to 9% • Lean muscle mass rebuilt • Visible abs • Full wrestling mobility • Restored cardiovascular fitness Doctors called it "impossible" at his age. He made it real.

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His transformation plan was methodical, not miraculous. Diet: - Zero cheat meals - ~1,800–2,500 calories/day - 8–10 meals daily - High-protein, moderate-carb, low-fat - Strict hydration + sleep schedule Managed by Dr. Nikhil Dhurandha

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उनका डाइट प्लान इस प्रकार था: पहला मील: एक अंडा, प्याज, टमाटर का ऑमलेट। दूसरा मील: 1 स्कूप प्रोटीन। तीसरा मील: कोई भी फल, केले को छोड़कर। चौथा मील: 50 ग्राम पोहा (कच्चा)। पांचवां मील: 1 स्लाइस ब्रेड, 100 ग्राम मछली, कुछ तेल। छठा मील: 15 ग्राम दाल, 50 ग्राम चावल, 200 ग्राम दही, हरी सब्जियां। सातवां मील: 150 ग्राम फल, केले को छोड़कर। उनका पांचवां और छठा मील हर दो घंटे के बाद दोहराया जाता था। यह उनका मसल बिल्डिंग डाइट प्लान था जिसे कोई भी फॉलो कर सकता है। English Translation: The diet plan was as follows: Meal 1: One egg, onion, tomato omelet. Meal 2: 1 scoop of protein. Meal 3: Any fruit except bananas. Meal 4: 50 grams of poha (uncooked). Meal 5: 1 slice of bread, 100 grams of fish, some oil. Meal 6: 15 grams of lentils, 50 grams of rice, 200 grams of curd, green vegetables. Meal 7: 150 grams of fruit, except bananas. Meals 5 and 6 were repeated every two hours. This was their muscle building diet plan that anyone can follow.
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Speaker 0: उसके बाद आपको video बनाकर देता हूं. बात करते हैं उनका diet plan क्या था? तो meal number 1 पर जो पहला meal होता था, एक अंडा होता था. जो कि कुछ ingredient उनमें मिला देते थे. जैसे onion, tomato हो गया और omelet बना देते थे और meal number 2 होता था दो घंटे के बाद होता था और एक 1 scoop of कोई protein, उसके बाद वह workout करते थे. उसके बाद meal number 3, यह भी दो घंटे के बाद होता था. तो any fruits except bananas तो कोई भी fruits ले तो उनके meal number 4 पर पचास gram पोहा होता था. मैं आपको weight unkuat बता रहा हूं. चलिए meal number 5 की तरफ़ चलते हैं और meal number 5 जो उनका होता था वह bread होता था 1 slice fees होता था सौ gram और कुछ oil आप मिला सकते हो उसमें. जो भी इसमें आपको weight बताऊंगा वह uncooked होगा तो please ध्यान देना. तो meal number 6 होगा उनका दाल 15 gram, rice होगा पचास gram, curd होगा दो सौ gram और green vegis आप beach में मिला सकते हो और green vegis उन्होंने add किया था उनके diet plan पर. तो यह था इनका meal number 6 और meal number 7 होगा fruits डेढ़ सौ gram आप ले सकते हो और यह आपको कोई भी fruits ले सकते हो सेवाएं बंद तो उनका meal number 5 and 6 फिर से repeat होता था हर दो घंटे के बाद. तो यह था उनका muscle building का diet plan और इसे चाहो तो आप follow कर सकते हो.

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Workout routine: • Wrestling drills • 1 hour/day weight training • Targeted muscle splits (Mon–Fri) • Early morning starts (as early as 4:15 AM) • Additional cardio: tennis, swimming, cycling, hiking 4 sets of 8–12 reps every session:

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मैं बहुत थका हुआ हूँ। मैं वज़न कम करने की कोशिश करता था, पर व्यायाम करता था, लेकिन वज़न कम नहीं होता था। सेट खत्म करने के बाद मैंने बताया कि यह सेट पहले कभी नहीं किया था। यह पहली बार है जब इतना भारी सेट किया है, और धीरे-धीरे शरीर बदलने लगता है। **Translation:** I am very tired. I used to try to lose weight, but I would exercise, but the weight wouldn't decrease. After finishing the set, I mentioned that this set had never been done before. This is the first time doing such a heavy set, and gradually the body starts to transform.
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Speaker 0: I am very tired. So मैं करता था कि ठीक है sir हम weight कम कर देंगे पर हम exercise carry करेंगे, but मैं उस weight को कम नहीं करता था. So उस चीज़ की वजह से उन्होंने जब मार के यह set खत्म किया so मैंने उनको बता दिया कि यह set आपने कभी नहीं किया था. This is the first time you have done it so heavy और फिर धीरे धीरे धीरे देखते ही देखते आपकी body जो है वह transform होने लगती है.

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Berberine is a powerful natural compound often overlooked, yet it has been used for centuries and is now supported by extensive scientific research. It aids in fat loss by activating AMPK, stabilizes blood sugar, and promotes gut health. Benefits include reduced BMI, waist circumference, and visceral fat, along with improved insulin sensitivity and overall metabolic function. To take berberine effectively, I recommend 500mg before meals, 2-3 times a day, with a cycling approach. It's a promising option for those struggling with weight and cravings.

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Berbine is nature’s Ozempic. It reduces belly fat, boosts mentabolism, and mimics fasting. But 99% of people ignore it even though it’s used for centuries… Here’s what it is, how it works, and how to use it:

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Berberine isn’t hype. Now proven by science to support: • Fat loss • Blood sugar control • Hormonal balance It’s backed by over 1,000 peer-reviewed studie and used for centuries in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine.

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Berberine is a phytonutrient found in various plants with properties that may benefit many conditions, especially blood sugar. Studies compare it to metformin, a drug for type two diabetes, in helping with insulin resistance. Berberine doesn't directly burn fat, but addresses the underlying causes of weight gain, such as insulin resistance and high blood sugar. These factors contribute to a slow metabolism and weight gain. Berberine may improve mitochondrial function.
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Speaker 0: So let's talk about berberine, exactly what it is. It's not a plant. It's a phytonutrient or chemical in various types of plants, and it has some very interesting properties. I mean, like, massive benefit to almost every single condition you can imagine with emphasis on your blood sugar. They've done comparisons to metformin, one of the blockbuster drugs for type two diabetes, helping someone with insulin resistance. So as far as helping you lose weight, berberine doesn't directly melt any fat off your body. What it does is it goes deeper into the reason why people are overweight in the first place. It addresses insulin resistance. It can help you lower blood sugar. And insulin resistance and blood sugar are behind a slow metabolism. It's behind people gaining weight. I think the big thing that berberine does for people, the improvement of the mitochondria.

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1/ Fat loss Berberine activates AMPK, which is your body’s metabolic master switch. AMPK is the same pathway triggered by: • Intermittent fasting • Strength training • Caloric restriction When AMPK is active, your body burns more fat and stores less.

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Berberine helps reverse insulin resistance and improves insulin sensitivity. High insulin levels drive obesity by causing the body to store fat instead of burning it. Berberine may induce insulin sensitivity through its actions on AMP kinase. Berberine is a weak activator of AMP kinase. Activation of this enzyme triggers beneficial effects, including stimulation of metabolism, reduction in inflammation, and improved muscle performance.
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Speaker 0: One, it helps reverse insulin resistance and improves insulin sensitivity. One of the most important beneficial effects of berberine is its impact on the hormone insulin. High levels of insulin drive obesity by dysregulating the breakdown of fat tissue. In other words, your body is storing fat instead of burning it. One way that berberine may induce insulin sensitivity is through its actions on AMP kinase. We know from various studies that Berberine is a weak activator of this very important enzyme. And when this enzyme is activated, it causes or triggers a cascade of beneficial effects, including the stimulation of your metabolism, a reduction in inflammation, and improved muscle performance.

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Studies showed: • ↓ BMI • ↓ Waist circumference • ↓ Visceral fat (the most dangerous kind) • ↓Fasting glucose • ↓Fat storage signals • ↑ Insulin sensitivity In one study, obese participants lost 5 lbs of body fat in 12 weeks without changing their diet.

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2/ Stablize blood sugar When your blood sugar is unstable, you feel: • Cravings after meals • Constant hunger • Afternoon crashes • Belly fat that won’t budge Berberine helps stabilize energy and regulate how your body stores fuel.

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Berberine improves the dawn phenomenon, where blood sugars are too high in the morning due to severe insulin resistance. This resistance causes a problem with gluconeogenesis, the production of new glucose from protein and fats. In diabetics, high blood sugar isn't solely from carb intake; the liver produces new sugar via gluconeogenesis due to insulin resistance. Berberine is claimed to be equivalent to metformin, a main medication for type 2 diabetes, but without the toxic effects.
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Speaker 0: Improves the dawn phenomenon where you would wake up in the morning with your blood sugars too high because you have severe insulin resistance, which is really a problem with gluconeogenesis, which is the production of new glucose from other things like protein and fats. Just think about a diabetic, right? They have high blood glucose and you might think that the only reason their blood sugars are high is because they're eating too many carbs, But that's not 100% true. One big reason why their blood sugar is high is because their liver is making a lot of new sugar. It's called gluconeogenesis because their insulin resistance is so bad. And this is why berberine is equivalent to metformin, the main medication they use in type two diabetes but without the toxic effects.

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3/ Gut health Gut health plays a major role in fat metabolism. • Acts as a natural antimicrobial • Reduces bloating • Supports healthy gut bacteria • Strengthens the gut lining A healthier gut means better digestion, fewer cravings, and easier fat loss.

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Other studied benefits: • Lower blood pressure • Lower inflammation markers (CRP, IL-6) • Better liver and cardiovascular health • Improved PCOS symptoms • Reduced LDL cholesterol • Promotes heart and liver health It’s a true multi-system compound.

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Berberine may support healthy blood sugar, particularly for those with type two diabetes, by improving insulin use and lowering fasting blood sugar and A1C levels. Research indicates its effects are similar to some diabetes medications. Studies suggest berberine can lower cholesterol and triglycerides, promoting heart health and supporting healthy weight. Berberine's anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects are being explored for their potential to protect the liver and reduce the risk of metabolic diseases like fatty liver and type two diabetes.
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Speaker 0: Berberine has been studied for its ability to support healthy blood sugar, especially in people with type two diabetes. By helping the body use insulin more effectively, berberine can lower both fasting blood sugar and a one c levels, similar to some medications. It also plays a role in heart health. Studies show berberine may lower cholesterol and triglycerides while supporting healthy weight over time. And beyond that, researchers are exploring its anti inflammatory and antioxidant effects, which may help protect the liver and reduce the risk of metabolic diseases like fatty liver and type two diabetes.

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How to take Berberine: • 500mg before meals, 2–3x/day • Split dosing (don’t take all at once) • Cycle every 8–12 weeks (2-week break recommended) Berberine naturally has low bioavailability and absorption. But newer versions dramatically improve absorption.

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The ideal berberine dose is 500-2000mg daily, with 1000mg sufficient for most. Those with diabetes or insulin resistance may need up to 2000mg. Split the dose and take it twice daily, 500-1000mg in the morning and evening. Always combine berberine with a whole food diet, regular exercise, and intermittent fasting. These form the foundation of your weight loss routine, with supplements as a powerful addition.
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Speaker 0: The ideal dose of berberine is anywhere from five hundred mg all the way up to two thousand mg taken every day. For most people, the one thousand mg dose is sufficient. However, if you have other problems like diabetes, or insulin resistance, may want to push your total dose up to two thousand milligrams taken every day. Dosing is best split up and taken twice per day. So in this case, you would take five hundred to one thousand milligrams in the morning, and another five hundred to one thousand milligrams in the evening. No matter what you do, make sure that you always combine the use of berberine with a whole food diet, regular exercise, and I would add on top of that intermittent fasting. These three treatments form the foundation of your weight loss routine and everything else is supplemental to them. Having said that, I do think that supplements can be a powerful addition to these foundational treatments

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Berberine delivers clinical results. Especially if you’re: • Trying to lose stubborn fat • Dealing with cravings • Always tired after meals • Seeing fat storage around your belly This is the compound to try.

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Berberine, a compound from the bayberry leaf, is claimed to be the number one thing someone can take for balancing blood sugar levels and helping insulin. It is purported to be amazing for balancing blood sugar, and it is claimed that there is nothing better than berberine for diabetics.
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Speaker 0: If somebody really wants to balance their blood sugar, they should do berberine. It's a compound from the bayberry leaf. It's probably the number one thing you can take for balancing blood sugar levels and helping insulin. Basically, if you wanna take something that's amazing for balancing blood sugar, like for diabetics, there's nothing better than berberine.

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If you're struggling with excess body fat, particularly belly fat, it's important to understand the types: visceral and subcutaneous. To lose subcutaneous fat, you need to mobilize and oxidize fat effectively. A strategic caloric deficit, balanced macronutrients, and managing insulin resistance are crucial. Incorporate resistance training and cardio, focusing on low-to-moderate intensities. Additionally, prioritize sleep and stress management to prevent fat storage. Consistency in these areas is key to achieving your goals.

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First, know what you’re dealing with: • Visceral fat: around your organs • Subcutaneous fat: under your skin Multiple studies show that people with more belly fat have less brain tissue, particularly in regions involved in thinking, memory, and performing daily tasks. https://t.co/Bp98FVVQPm

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To lose subcutaneous fat, you must do two things: 1. Mobilize fat → get fatty acids out of the fat cells 2. Oxidize fat → burn them for energy Your body never eliminates fat cells; it only shrinks them. That's why, if you mobilize without oxidizing, fat gets restored. https://t.co/V7EqvEF4I3

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Fix #1: Strategic caloric deficit • 20–25% below maintenance calories • Use refeeds 1–2 days/week (helps restore leptin) No supplement or hack replaces the need for this. Energy balance is the first principle. https://t.co/osEmfihLOF

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To calculate maintenance calories, which are the calories needed to maintain body weight, you need to know your basal metabolic rate (BMR) and multiply it by an activity factor. The Harris Benedict equation is a useful formula for calculating BMR; it requires your weight, age, and height. After determining your BMR, multiply it by an activity factor to account for energy burned through activity. For someone with a desk job who doesn't walk much, an activity factor of 1.1 or 1.2 is suitable.
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Speaker 0: You can calculate your maintenance calories. That's how many calories you need to maintain your body weight. You do this by knowing your basal metabolic rate and multiplying it by an activity factor. For your basal metabolic rate or BMR, there are a lot of formulas available and one that I really like to use is the Harris Benedict equation which looks a little like this. Just enter in your details for weight, age and height and it'll give you your BMR. Once you have that, you need to multiply it by an activity factor. This accounts for the added energy that you burn by being active. Typically, for someone who doesn't walk much and has a desk job, an activity factor of 1.1 or 1.2 is okay.

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Fix #2: Macronutrient balance • Protein: 1.6–2.2 g/kg/day (muscle-preserving) • Carbs: Avoid refined carbs to prevent insulin spikes • Fats: ~25–35% of calories Protein keeps you full. Carbs fuel workouts. Fats regulate hormones. You want a good ratio: https://t.co/SVPoONThFb

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Fix #3: Insulin resistance When insulin stays high, fat loss stops. • Insulin blocks hormone-sensitive lipase • Suppresses fat oxidation • Increases fat storage, especially in the belly Fix this: • Cut sugar and refined carbs • Walk after meals • Fasting https://t.co/qkq3TfZWm9

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Insulin determines whether the body stores or burns fat. When you eat, insulin levels rise, signaling the body to store calories as fat. High insulin prevents the body from burning stored fat for energy. Only when insulin levels decrease can the body access and burn stored fat.
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Speaker 0: Whether you can put calories into body fat or whether you can take it out depends completely on the hormones. That is insulin. Insulin is a hormone that goes up when you eat. Your body says, oh, I'm eating. Okay. I need to store some of this. So then it opens the fridge door. That is it opens up access so that you can put calories into storage as body fat. But crucially, you can't take it out. If insulin is high, you cannot take fat and burn it for energy because you wanna store it. It's only when insulin starts to fall that you can actually start to pull those calories back out.

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Fix #4: Resistance training Build lean muscle to protect metabolism. • 3–4x/week full-body lifting • Focus on compounds (squat, deadlift, row, press) • Train in 8–12 rep range with progressive overload Muscle raises your resting energy use and improves insulin sensitivity.

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Fix #5: Cardio Fat oxidation happens best at low-to-moderate intensities. • 30–45 min sessions • Heart rate: 120–140 bpm (Zone 2) • 3–5x/week, anytime (fasted optional) Cardio doesn’t need to follow lifting. What matters is duration, frequency, and intensity. https://t.co/2MBO6qjpGv

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Fix #6: Sleep and stress control Chronic cortisol means more fat storage, especially abdominal. • Sleep 7–9 hrs • Cut caffeine by noon • Keep a consistent wake-sleep cycle Stress hormones sabotage fat loss even in a perfect diet. https://t.co/iV4hoEbdvU

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I’ve learned that the real issue isn’t belly fat, but visceral fat, which hides deep in the abdomen and poses serious health risks like heart disease and diabetes. Even those who appear lean can have it. To combat this, I focus on fasting, cutting high-fructose foods, walking after meals, strength training, and ensuring quality sleep. These changes help reduce visceral fat and improve overall health. I also use natural fat burners like green tea extract and L-carnitine for added support.

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You don't have a belly fat problem. You have a visceral fat problem. This "hidden fat" wraps around your intestines, heart, and silently expands your waistline no matter how much you diet or exercise. Here’s what it is (and how to get rid of it for good):

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Most people worry about belly fat they can grab. But visceral fat is behind your abs, hidden deep in your gut. You can’t see it, but it’s the most dangerous fat in your body. It pumps out inflammatory chemicals 24/7 that damage your brain, hormones, and heart.

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Visceral fat is linked to: • Heart attacks • Type 2 diabetes • Fatty liver • Alzheimer’s • Erectile dysfunction • Low testosterone • Fatigue + anxiety You don’t have to be overweight to have it.

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Visceral fat accumulates inside the Thoracic and Abdominopelvic Cavities, which contain many organs and structures. Because there is limited space inside these cavities, the more visceral fat that accumulates, the worse the situation becomes. Too much visceral fat is associated with high blood pressure, kidney disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and metabolic syndrome. Visceral fat can lead to a stroke, type two diabetes, gout, and high triglycerides.
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Speaker 0: You're looking at both the Thoracic and Abdominopelvic Cavities, and as you can see there is a ton of organs and structures inside of them. But when we're discussing visceral fat, what we're really talking about is the fat that's accumulating inside of these cavities. You can probably already see the problem here is that there's only so much space, so the more visceral fat that accumulates the worse the situation will get. Too much visceral fat is associated with high blood pressure, kidney disease, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, and Metabolic Syndrome. So to put it simply, too much visceral fat can lead to a stroke, type two diabetes, gout, high triglycerides, and plenty more.

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You can have it even if you look “lean.” TOFI = Thin Outside, Fat Inside. These individuals have: • Normal BMI • Elevated visceral fat • High triglycerides, low HDL • Impaired glucose tolerance MRI and DEXA scans reveal the hidden threat.

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Visceral fat starts with insulin resistance & chronic inflammation: • High sugar & refined carb intake → constant insulin elevation • Excess fructose → liver fat → visceral fat • Chronic stress → high cortisol → visceral fat storage • Bad lifestyle → low fat metabolism

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Fructose in high fructose corn syrup is claimed to severely damage metabolism and the liver because it's a refined, ultra-processed food lacking protective elements. Chronic stress can activate the body to convert things into sugar. Less than five hours of sleep nightly is said to increase cortisol and visceral fat. Steroids, antibiotics, antidepressants, and anti-anxiety medications may also increase visceral fat. Refined sugars and starches, such as glucose syrup, dextrose, maltodextrin, and modified food starch, are considered very harmful to metabolism, contributing to visceral fat and internal damage.
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Speaker 0: To know about is fructose. Now there's a big difference between the fructose in fruit versus the fructose in high fructose corn syrup. That goes into the body and just creates serious damage to your metabolism, including liver, because it's a refined product. It's an ultra processed food that doesn't have the protection. Stress chronic stress, can also activate the body and turn things into sugar inside your body. Even getting less than five hours of sleep a night can increase cortisol and worsen more visceral fat. Steroids, also antibiotics, antidepressant medication, antianxiety medication can also increase visceral fat. And of course, you have sugar and starch. But the damaging effect from sugar and starch happens when you refine sugars and starches through this whole industrial process. So glucose syrup, dextrose, these are all sugars that are highly refined. Starch is basically a sugar. I'm talking about maltodextrin. I'm talking about modified food starch. They're very deadly for your metabolism, and they contribute to a lot of visceral fat and damage within the machine.

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Fix #1: Fast for 12–16 hours daily When you eat constantly, your body stays in storage mode. Fasting gives your insulin time to drop, signaling your body to burn fat for fuel. Visceral fat responds first. Studies show abdominal fat reductions in as little as 8–12 weeks.

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Fix #2: Eliminate high-fructose intake Fructose is metabolized by the liver and rapidly converted into liver fat → visceral fat. Cut: • Soda • Fruit juices • Processed snacks • Desserts This one change can transform your metabolic health.

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Seed oils, comprising 25-30% of diets, directly contribute to damaged mitochondria, which control metabolism. Visceral fat is more affected by seed oils than sugar, despite the common misconception that seed oils are heart-healthy. Seed oils are, in fact, heart-unhealthy due to the industrial refining process they undergo, making them damaging to the body when consumed.
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Speaker 0: Now another uncommon thing that people don't realize is the seed oils in our diet, which make up like 25 to 30%, directly contribute to damaged mitochondria, that machine that controls our metabolism. Because even if you look at the past two or three or four decades and you look at the trends of sugar, they're not nearly as high as the seed oils. There's much more contribution to visceral fat from seed oils than actual sugar. So this is another thing that unfortunately people have been taught that seed oils are heart healthy when in fact, they're heart unhealthy. They go through an industrial refining process, and when you consume them, they're just very damaging to the system.

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Fix #3: Walk 15–20 minutes after meals Post-meal walking improves blood sugar clearance and reduces insulin spikes. Lower insulin = lower visceral fat accumulation. This habit alone can reduce your risk of metabolic disease by up to 30%.

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A review of 54 studies suggests walking can burn more fat off your midsection than higher intensity exercise. During lower intensity walking, the body burns stored sugar (glycogen) for the first 30 minutes, then burns pure fat. Walking burns 200-300 calories per hour and reduces cortisol and adrenaline, which are barriers to weight loss. Walking also improves insulin resistance. It is recommended to use a pedometer and increase daily steps to around 8,000 to 10,000.
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Speaker 0: Just one study. It's just a review of 54 different studies on this one topic, which we're going to call walking. Walking actually can help you burn more fat off your midsection than doing this higher intense exercise. I need to explain the details of this. I'm not saying not to do high intense exercise, but you're gonna get more benefit out of doing walking than the higher intensity type exercise. When you walk, you're doing a type of exercise that is lower intensity and the first thirty minutes you're gonna burn up kind of the stored sugar in your body that's called glycogen and then after thirty minutes, you are going to be burning pure fat. I'm just talking about going for a walk I'm not even counting all the other steps that you're walking through the day, which could add up to a lot. But typically, walking only really burns like 200 to 300 calories per hour and that doesn't seem like a lot. But when you are walking, you are reducing cortisol, which is stress. You're clearing out cortisol and adrenaline, which is a huge barrier to losing weight. Walking greatly significantly improves insulin resistance. And I highly recommend that you get a pedometer to measure how many steps that you walk in a day because you want to increase those steps to around 8,000 to 10,000 steps per day.

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Fix #4: Strength train 3x/week Muscle burns more calories at rest. But it also improves how your body handles carbs. Lifting weights reverses insulin resistance and melts deep belly fat faster than cardio.

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Fix #5: Sleep 7–9 hours Poor sleep raises cortisol, your stress hormone. Cortisol tells your body to store fat, especially around the organs. Chronic sleep debt worsens insulin resistance and visceral fat gain. Deep, consistent sleep helps reverse this spiral.

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Visceral fat is not about how you look. It’s about the hormonal war inside your body. • Inflammation markers plummet • Insulin sensitivity improves • Testosterone and energy levels rise • Risk of heart disease and diabetes drops This is why targeting it is life-changing.

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I’ve been exploring the importance of Nitric Oxide (NO), which significantly declines with age, impacting blood flow, cellular repair, and overall health. It’s linked to various health issues, including erectile dysfunction and Alzheimer’s. To boost NO, I’ve learned to care for my oral microbiome, breathe through my nose, and eat foods like beets while avoiding sugar and processed items. Connecting with nature also helps. The research on NO is promising, suggesting it could address root causes of diseases, including Alzheimer’s.

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Nitric Oxide is a miracle substance. It cures Alzheimer’s, controls erection, and slows aging. But by age 40, you’ve lost 50% of it. Here's what you need to know (& how to fix it):

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Nitric oxide, produced by the endothelium lining blood vessels, functions as a messenger molecule. It signals blood vessels to dilate or widen.
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Speaker 0: Produced by the lining of the blood vessels known as the endothelium, nitric oxide acts as a messenger molecule telling blood vessels to widen or dilate.

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Nitric oxide (NO) is a gas your body makes to signal blood vessels to open. It powers blood flow, oxygen delivery, and cellular repair. But you start losing it at 30, and by 70, your NO are down 75%. Losing the ability to repair leads directly to aging and chronic diseases.

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Dr. Nathan Bryan calls Nitric Oxide “The Molecule of Life.” - NO mobilizes stem cells (repair system) - Activates telomerase (longevity enzyme) - Enhances mitochondria (your energy factory) It’s the only molecule that supports all 3 pillars of longevity:

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Nitric oxide is described as the foundational longevity molecule because it signals stem cells to mobilize and differentiate. Without nitric oxide, there are fewer circulating stem cells. Nitric oxide activates telomerase, preventing telomere shortening; without it, telomeres shorten. Nitric oxide signals cells to produce more efficient mitochondria that generate more cellular energy with less oxygen. Restoring nitric oxide addresses all three aspects of longevity, which no other molecule in the body can do.
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Speaker 0: So nitric oxide is the foundational longevity molecule because nitric oxide is the signal in the body that tells our stem cells to mobilize and differentiate. Without nitric oxide, you have less number of circulating stem cells. Nitric oxide activates the enzyme telomerase, which prevents telomere shortening. Without nitric oxide, you don't get activation of telomerase. Telomeres shorten. And then nitric oxide is the signal in the cell that tells the cell, I need more mitochondria, and I need these mitochondria to be more efficient, generate more cellular energy with less oxygen. So when you restore nitric oxide, you address all three aspects of longevity. And there's no other molecule in the body that does that.

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Nitric oxide deficiency shows up as: - Erectile dysfunction - High blood pressure - Poor recovery - Fatigue - Brain fog - Alzheimer’s - Poor recovery You’re seeing the symptoms but blaming the wrong cause. Fix your nitric oxide deficit first.

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Erectile dysfunction is often the primary sign of nitric oxide deficiency. Erection in both men and women relies on blood vessel dilation for engorgement and increased blood flow. If blood vessels cannot produce nitric oxide, dilation does not occur, resulting in erectile dysfunction. This applies to both the penis in men and the clitoris/labia in women, as both require increased blood flow. Erectile dysfunction is considered the "canary in the coal mine," and is now recognized as a symptom of nitric oxide loss and an accelerated form of cardiovascular disease, rather than merely a lifestyle disorder.
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Speaker 0: The sign and symptom of nitric oxide deficiency is usually erectile dysfunction. And when you think about this, when we're stimulated or we're about to have intimacy with our partner, we have to dilate the blood vessels. So an erection in both men and women are dependent upon dilation of the blood vessels to get engorgement, to get increase in blood flow. And that's what an erection is. But if those blood vessels can't make nitric oxide, the blood vessels don't dilate. So there's no increase in blood flow. There's no engorgement. And that's by definition what we call erectile dysfunction. And it's the same in men and women, right? Whether it's the penis or the clitoris or the labia, you have have an increase in blood flow. And without nitric oxide, there's no increase in blood flow. So that's number one. And we call that the canary in the coal mine. Because for years, people thought it was a lifestyle disorder, right? Well, erectile dysfunction. Yeah. But now it's recognized that it's a symptom of loss of nitric oxide and really an accelerated form of cardiovascular disease.

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Fix 1: Stop killing your oral microbiome. Your mouth bacteria play a key role in converting food nitrates into nitric oxide. Ditch: - Mouthwash - Fluoride toothpaste - Antibiotics Fluoride wipes out your useful bacteria. Your mouth bacteria matter more than you think.

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People with the healthiest and most diverse oral bacteria had the best blood pressure, while those with the least diverse oral microbiome and no cultivatable nitric oxide-producing bacteria had the highest blood pressure. This is an association, not causation. In a 2019 study, young, healthy people with good nitric oxide and blood pressure used mouthwash twice a day for seven days to kill their oral microbiome. Tongue scrapings and blood pressure measurements were taken twice a day. After seven days of mouthwash use, blood pressure increased. Participants then stopped using mouthwash for four days, after which their blood pressure and bacterial communities were re-measured. Eradicating oral bacteria for seven days led to an increase in blood pressure.
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Speaker 0: We created what's called an association. So people who had the healthiest and most diverse bacteria in their mouth had the best blood pressure. People who had the least diverse oral microbiome, and we could not culture any of these nitric oxide producing bacteria, appeared to have the highest blood pressure. So that's what we call association. It's not causation, but it's a nice association. So in 2019, we published a paper showing, okay, now let's see if we take normal tents of patients, young, healthy people with good nitric oxide, good blood pressure, and we just give them mouthwash twice a day for seven days to kill the entire oral microbiome. And then we do tongue scrapings to see if we're killing the bacteria, and we do blood pressure measurements. And so we do that twice a day for seven days. Seven days, we bring them back in, we measure their blood pressure. And then we stop for four days. We say, Okay, don't take mouthwash for four days. Then come back, let's remeasure your blood pressure, and let's do tongue scrapings and figure out what's happening to these bacterial communities. And what we found was that if you eradicate the bacteria, within seven days, your blood pressure goes up.

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FIX 2: Breathe through your nose. Nasal breathing releases nitric oxide in your sinuses. Sleeping with your mouth open destroys NO production, triggering low oxygen, poor sleep, and fatigue. Fix your sleep with mouth tape or nasal strips.

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FIX 3: Eat the right foods + avoid the wrong ones. Beets are nitric oxide gold. Avoid: - Sugar - Seed oils - Processed foods They destroy endothelial function and spike inflammation.

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Sugar is described as a poison that inhibits nitric oxide production, which is why diabetics have a higher incidence of heart attack, stroke, and mortality. A lack of nitric oxide is also said to cause peripheral neuropathy, non-healing wounds, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and pancreatitis. Sugar purportedly destroys the oral microbiome, altering the bacteria and shutting down nitric oxide production.
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Speaker 0: So sugar is an absolute poison, and it kills many enzymes and binds to everything. And it lowers nitric oxide production? Absolutely. That's why diabetics have a 10 time higher incidence of heart attack, stroke, all cause mortality. That's why they develop peripheral neuropathy. That's why they have non healing wounds. There's no nitric oxide. That's why they're developing diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, pancreatitis. I mean, all of that can be traced back to a lack of nitric oxide production, because the sugar is stuck to the enzyme. The sugar destroys the oral microbiome and completely changes the the ecology of the bacteria and completely shuts down nitric oxide production.

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Bonus Tip: Connect with nature Morning sun exposure activates nitric oxide through your skin and eyes. Barefoot grounding improves electrical signaling and blood flow.

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To improve health, disrupt unhealthy habits. Eliminate fluoride, mouthwash, antacids, and sugar, and avoid anything that elevates blood sugar. Adopt a balanced diet in moderation, engage in moderate physical exercise, and get twenty to thirty minutes of sunlight daily. Sunlight, including both the UV and full spectrum infrared, stimulates nitric oxide release. UV light has enough energy to release nitric oxide bound to cysteine thiol and protein, and it also releases nitric oxide down to metals. Red light beds and infrared saunas can also be used for nitric oxide production. The speaker uses a red light bed and an infrared sauna with red lights every day.
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Speaker 0: Think it's doing the things that disrupt it. Get rid of fluoride, get rid of mouthwash, stop using antacids, stop eating sugar, anything that leads to an elevation in blood sugar. A balanced diet in moderation, moderate physical exercise, twenty, thirty minutes of sunlight a day. Sunlight. Sunlight. There's certain at both ends of the visible spectrum, both are the UV spectrum and the full spectrum infrared. So those frequencies and vibrations, again, stimulate nitric oxide release. So the UV has enough energy to where it'll knock nitric oxide bound to a cysteine thiol and protein. And then the UV spectrum will release nitric oxide down to metals. So you mean go out in the sunshine, but also those red light beds and stuff? Yeah. The red light I an infrared have a red light bed. I have an infrared sauna that uses red lights in it, and it's I use it every day. For nitric oxide production? Yeah.

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The U.S. spends 20% of its GDP on healthcare. Yet we rank: - Dead last in health outcomes - #1 in infant mortality - Among the sickest countries in the developed world The system isn’t designed to cure you. It’s designed to keep you sick.

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Two out of three Americans have unsafe blood pressure. Fifty percent of people treated with prescription blood pressure medications do not improve because the drugs don't restore nitric oxide. The main classes of drugs, ACE inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers, and calcium channel antagonists, aren't targeted toward nitric oxide restoration. The US has the sickest population, highest infant mortality, and is the most industrialized nation. Americans spend about thirteen years of their lives living with disease, which is higher than many other high-income Western countries.
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Speaker 0: And at least in The US and I think these statistics probably are worldwide but two out of three Americans have an unsafe elevation in blood pressure. And fifty percent of the people that are given prescription medications to treat their blood pressure do not respond with better blood pressure. It's because most of the drugs out there, whether they're ACE inhibitors, what's called angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel antagonists, the main classes of drugs that treat high blood pressure aren't targeted toward restoration of nitric oxide. The data don't lie. Sickest population, highest infant mortality, and the most industrialized nation in the world. Speaker 1: And according to the data, Americans are spending about thirteen years of their life living with disease, and that is significantly higher than many other high income Western countries.

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Nitric oxide fixes every root cause of Alzheimer’s: - Increases blood flow to the brain - Boosts glucose uptake (fuel for cognition) - Reduces inflammation and oxidative stress - Prevents misfolded proteins and plaque buildup It treats the disease before it’s irreversible.

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Alzheimer's is a vascular disease characterized by reduced blood flow to the brain (focal ischemia) and insulin resistance, sometimes called diabetes type three, which impairs glucose uptake by brain cells. This leads to oxidative stress, immune dysfunction, and misfolded proteins, manifesting as tau tangles and amyloid plaques. Nitric oxide can potentially correct all known aspects of Alzheimer's. It improves blood flow and glucose uptake in the brain, addresses the metabolic component, reduces inflammation, inhibits oxidative stress, and prevents immune dysfunction.
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Speaker 0: Alzheimer's is a vascular disease. It's reduced blood flow to the brain, what we call focal ischemia. There's insulin resistance. Alzheimer's has been called diabetes type three. So you can't get glucose into the cell. That's the primary energy source or substrate of the brain. Oxidative stress, and immune dysfunction. And then you get misfolded proteins, and that shows up as the tau tangles and the amyloid plaque that we see in Alzheimer's patients. So if we can restore and nitric oxide corrects every single thing we know about Alzheimer's. It improves blood flow to the brain. It improves glucose uptake, so it overcomes the metabolic aspect of Alzheimer's. It reduces inflammation. In fact, a number of my patents are a method of reducing inflammation. It inhibits the oxidative stress we see in Alzheimer's and neurological disease, and it prevents the immune dysfunction.

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In 1998, 3 U.S. scientists won the Nobel Prize. One of them told Dr. Nathan Bryan: “If we can restore Nitric Oxide production, it’ll change the world.” 25 years of research later, he’s still proving it true.

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Nitric Oxide is a miracle substance. It cures Alzheimer’s, controls erection, and slows aging. But by age 40, you’ve lost 50% of it. Here's what you need to know (& how to fix it): https://t.co/uBnp7dpDng

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Nitric oxide, produced by the endothelium lining blood vessels, functions as a messenger molecule. It signals blood vessels to widen, also known as dilating.
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Speaker 0: Produced by the lining of the blood vessels known as the endothelium, nitric oxide acts as a messenger molecule telling blood vessels to widen or dilate.
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I believe losing weight isn't just about eating less; it's about making smarter food choices. I've shared nine foods that can help you feel full while losing weight, including eggs, Greek yogurt, oats, boiled potatoes, apples, avocados, lentils, cottage cheese, and chia seeds. These foods are high in protein and fiber, which help control hunger and promote fat burning. It's essential to focus on eating the right foods rather than starving yourself. For more health tips, follow me.

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Everyone thinks losing weight means eating less. But this is a lie. Here are 9 foods you can eat until you're full and still help lose weight: 1. Eggs

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High in protein. Protein keeps you full, builds muscle, and burns more calories during digestion. Helps reduce total calories without feeling hungry.

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Foods rich in protein are filling. A large egg contains about six grams of high-quality protein, which may help you eat less for several hours after a meal. This may help you lose weight because you're satiated and can avoid trips to the fridge when feeling hungry. A study showed that an egg breakfast enhances weight loss more than a bagel breakfast.
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Speaker 0: These two are connected. One of the characteristics of filling foods or foods that satiate hunger is that they're rich in protein. A large egg contains about six grams of high quality protein, which may help you eat less for several hours after a meal. As a result, this helps you lose weight because you're satiated and can avoid impromptu trips to the fridge when you're feeling hungry. No offense to bagel lovers, but a study showed that an egg breakfast enhances weight loss more than a bagel breakfast.

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2. Greek Yogurt Low in sugar, high in protein. Boosts fullness hormones (PYY, GLP-1) and lowers hunger hormone (ghrelin). Helps you eat less and burn more.

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Yogurt is a nutritious food with calcium, protein, and fat, making it suitable for high-protein diets. Protein and fat contribute to satiety, helping manage hunger. Yogurt's high calcium content is important for metabolism and may support fat loss. Studies suggest calcium deficiencies could hinder weight loss, so adequate calcium intake may aid in weight management.
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Speaker 0: Yogurt is a perfectly good and highly nutritious food that has plenty of calcium and also contains a decent amount of protein and fat, making it great for high protein diets. The protein and fat help manage hunger and keep you feeling fuller for longer. It's also quite high in calcium. Calcium is an important nutrient to have as it helps with metabolism and supports fat loss. There are studies that suggest that calcium deficiencies may interfere with losing weight, and making sure you have plenty of calcium on your diet will help to support your weight loss.

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3. Oats High in fiber. Slows digestion and controls blood sugar. Fewer energy crashes = fewer cravings. Keeps you full for hours on low calories.

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4. Boiled Potatoes Most filling food ever tested. High in resistant starch, which feeds good gut bacteria and improves insulin response. Makes fat burning easier.

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Potatoes can aid weight loss for three reasons. First, they have good macros; 100 grams of potatoes contain 77 calories and two grams of fiber. A large potato as a side dish is only 200 calories with about five grams of fiber. Second, potatoes are versatile and taste great. They can be prepared as air-fried fries, mashed potatoes, or boiled potatoes in about fifteen minutes. Third, potatoes are one of the most satiating foods, even more so than chicken breast, eggs, or lean beef. Boiled potatoes are number one on the satiety index, being twice as satiating as baked beans. For these reasons, potatoes belong on every diet plan.
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Speaker 0: Potatoes are actually pretty awesome for weight loss. It's weird that not many people talk about it, but seriously, there are three big reasons why they can help you drop some weight. First, they have good macros. 100 grams of potatoes have only 77 calories and also two grams of fiber. So if you eat one big potato as a side, that's only 200 calories and about five grams of fiber. The second reason is that they taste great and are very versatile. You can make air fried fries, mashed potatoes, or even just boiled in salted water. All of the three are equally easy and made in about fifteen minutes. The third reason is, in my opinion, the most important. Potatoes belong to the most satiating foods that exist. It's even more satiating than protein heavy foods like chicken breast, eggs or lean beef. In fact, boiled potatoes are number one in the satiety index compared to every other food. For example, it is two times more satiating than baked beans. So for these three reasons alone, I believe they belong on every diet plan.

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5. Apples Low in calories. High in fiber and water. Takes time to chew and fills up your stomach. Helps you snack less and eat fewer calories.

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Green apples' fiber promotes prolonged fullness. Apples are hypoallergenic, reducing the risk of skin reactions, unlike diet powders. Nutritionists advise against eating apples after 4 PM because the body may not have enough time to digest the nutrients. Apples may contribute to gas formation.
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Speaker 0: The fiber contained in green apples takes a long time to be absorbed, making you feel fuller longer. Unlike artificial diet powders and supplements, apples are almost totally hypoallergenic, and hence you reduce the risk of a bad skin reaction on such a diet. However, it's important to remember here that nutritionists don't recommend eating apples after 4PM. They've proved that in this case, your body simply won't have enough time to digest all the nutrients from the apple. By the way, these fruits contribute to gas formation, so don't forget to take this into account when trying an apple diet.

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6. Avocados Healthy fats + fiber. Slows digestion, keeps you full, and helps control blood sugar. Less snacking = more fat loss.

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7. Lentils Packed with protein and fiber. Slows down digestion, lowers insulin spikes, and keeps hunger away. Helps burn fat without feeling deprived.

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8. Cottage Cheese High in casein protein. Digests slowly and keeps you full longer. Great for building muscle while losing fat.

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Cottage cheese is made by curdling milk, often with an acidic substance, followed by heating and draining. This process gives it a unique texture. Cottage cheese is a popular and healthy food choice for many people. It can be a great snack option for weight loss goals because it is high in protein, which helps boost satiety, keeping you fuller for longer. A high protein content can also play a role in building muscle, supporting metabolic rate, and balancing blood sugar.
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Speaker 0: Is cottage cheese good for weight loss? Cottage cheese is produced through a unique simple process that sets it apart from regular or traditional cheeses such as parmesan, feta or ricotta cheese. It is typically made by curdling milk often with the addition of an acidic substance like vinegar or lemon juice. The curds go through a heating and draining process giving the cottage cheese its characteristic texture which can range from creamy to chunky. The nutritional profile of cottage cheese makes it a popular and healthy food that many people can include in a healthy diet. When it comes to reaching your weight loss goals, cottage cheese can be a great snack option as it is high in protein, which helps boost satiety, keeping you fuller for longer. A high protein content in food can also play a role in building muscle and supporting your metabolic rate and blood sugar balance.

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9. Chia Seeds Absorbs water and expands in your stomach. 10g of fiber in 2 tbsp. Reduces hunger and lowers calorie intake naturally.

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Chia seeds can provide amazing health benefits. Soaking chia seeds in a full glass of water for ten to fifteen minutes and drinking it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach is one option. Alternatively, one tablespoon of chia seeds can be added to a smoothie. Chia seeds can boost digestion, improve bowel movement, and are great for protein intake, heart, and bones. They can also help sustain normal blood sugar levels, remove constipation, and help with weight loss.
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Speaker 0: You see these chia seeds? This could do amazing things for your health. You could take the chia seeds, put it in a full glass of water, let it sit there for about ten, fifteen minutes and drink it right down first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Or you could take these chia seeds, put it in your smoothie, one tablespoon. What this will do, it will boost your digestion, will improve your bowel movement. It's great for your protein intake, your heart, your bones, will help sustain normal blood sugar levels, great for your digestion, will help remove constipation, and will help you lose weight.

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Belly fat is linked to: • Cancer • Diabetes • Heart disease These foods help you: • Eat fewer calories • Stay full longer • Burn more fat You don’t lose weight by starving. You lose weight by eating smarter.

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