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Saved - November 24, 2025 at 11:50 AM
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I outline how each B vitamin differs in function and deficiency. B1 fuels energy; low levels sap brain power. B2 powers mitochondria; deficiency shows mouth corners, sore throat, red eyes. B3 supports 400 enzymes; early signs include rashes, sores, confusion. B5 is for CoA and cortisol. B6 makes mood chemicals. B7 supports keratin. B9 builds DNA/red cells; caution with folic acid and MTHFR. B12 guards nerves; vegans need it. Take a B-complex with breakfast; tailor to needs.

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VITAMIN B CHEATSHEET Each B vitamin has a wildly different job in your body, and deficiency symptoms that look nothing alike. Knowing which B you're actually missing changes everything: 1) B1 (Thiamine) This is the energy vitamin. Thiamine converts every carb you eat into ATP. When it's low, your brain runs on fumes first. You'll notice persistent fatigue, brain fog, irritability, and memory problems before it gets worse. Brazil nuts, sunflower seeds, and beans are your best sources. Best supplement forms: Benfotiamine or TTFD (better absorption than thiamine HCl). If supplementing high-dose B1, combine with a B-complex plus ample magnesium and potassium. B1 requires magnesium to activate properly. Some may need molybdenum as well. Also, don’t supplement B1 with coffee, it can interfere with absorption. 2) B2 (Riboflavin) This one powers your mitochondria and processes other B vitamins. Deficiency is visible: cracks at the corners of your mouth, sore throat, swollen tongue, red itchy eyes. Eggs, organ meats, and fish fix it fast. Best supplement form: R5P (riboflavin-5-phosphate) 3) B3 (Niacin) Niacin fuels over 400 enzymes in your body. Severe deficiency causes pellagra: dermatitis, diarrhea, and dementia. Early signs show up as skin rashes that worsen in the sun, mouth sores, digestive issues, and confusion. Best sources are turkey, tuna, beef, liver, etc. 4) B5 (Pantothenic Acid) B5 forms coenzyme A, required for fatty acid metabolism and cortisol synthesis in your adrenals. Deficiency is rare (it's everywhere in food), but symptoms include fatigue, irritability, burning/numbness in hands and feet. Mushrooms, avocados, poultry are rich sources. RDA is only 5 mg/day. 5) B6 (Pyridoxine) B6 makes serotonin, dopamine, and GABA. When it's low, your mood tanks. You'll notice irritability, confusion, weakened immunity, and neurological symptoms. Tuna, salmon, chickpeas, and bananas are loaded with it. Best supplement form: P5P (pyridoxal-5-phosphate) 6) B7 (Biotin) Biotin supports keratin production and metabolizes fats and carbs. True deficiency is extremely rare, but causes thinning hair, red scaly rashes (especially around eyes/nose/mouth), brittle nails. Liver has 30 mcg per 3 oz. Eggs have 10 mcg. AI is 30 mcg/day—beauty supplements often push 2,500–5,000 mcg with no evidence of benefit. 7) B9 (Folate) Folate builds your DNA and red blood cells. Deficiency causes anemia. In pregnancy, low folate leads to neural tube defects. That's why grain fortification was mandated in the 1990s. Spinach, broccoli, and legumes are rich sources. Important note: Folic acid fortification in processed foods isn’t the same as natural folate. Synthetic folic acid must be converted to active folate via DHFR and MTHFR enzymes. People with MTHFR gene variants may struggle with this conversion, risking unmetabolized folic acid accumulation. Choose methylated folate (5-MTHF) supplements instead. 8) B12 (Cobalamin) B12 protects your nerves and maintains myelin. Deficiency causes anemia and permanent nerve damage if ignored. Early symptoms include fatigue and memory problems. It worsens into numbness and tingling in your hands and feet. B12 exists only in animal foods. Vegans and older adults need supplements. Best supplement forms: Methylcobalamin or adenosylcobalamin (avoid cyanocobalamin) "What about the B-complex Ben?" Take a B-complex for general energy and stress support. They work synergistically in metabolism. Take individual B vitamins if you suspect a specific deficiency (B12 for vegans, B6 for anemia). Always take B vitamins in the morning with breakfast. They support energy metabolism and may be stimulating at night. Food improves absorption and reduces stomach upset. How to know if you're vitamin B-deficient? Key markers for understanding functional B-vitamin deficiency: Blood levels can appear normal while your tissues still lack adequate B vitamins at the cellular level. More accurate markers include: - B12: Homocysteine, methylmalonic acid, FIGLU - B9: Homocysteine, FIGLU - B6: Xanthurenic acid - B1: Pyruvate, lactate, branched-chain keto acids Common causes of B-vitamin depletion: > Low stomach acid or long-term PPI use (especially B12: absorption requires intrinsic factor and stomach acid; H. pylori can also drive deficiency) > High alcohol intake (depletes thiamine, folate, B6) > Birth control pills (deplete B2, B6, B9, B12) > SIBO, dysbiosis, or gut inflammation > High oxidative stress > Genetic variants (MTHFR, MTRR, TCN2, SLC19A1) Watch for: unexplained fatigue and low energy, brain fog or memory issues, mood changes (irritability, anxiety, depression), anemia (pale skin, weakness), tingling or numbness in hands/feet, skin changes (rash, cracked lips, brittle nails), frequent infections. B vitamins are not a one-size-fits-all. The right approach depends on your diet, health status, medications, and genetics. Start with whole food sources, supplement strategically when needed, and work with a healthcare provider if symptoms persist despite normal blood work.

Saved - March 12, 2025 at 1:24 AM
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I believe inflammation is the root of chronic diseases, and grounding can eliminate it more effectively than many medications. Grounding reconnects us to the Earth's natural charge, which we've lost due to modern living. By walking barefoot, we absorb electrons that neutralize inflammation. Research shows grounding reduces chronic inflammation, improves blood flow, normalizes cortisol levels, and enhances sleep and healing. I've seen profound effects in my clients. Grounding is free and accessible, yet overlooked by mainstream medicine. Go outside and connect with the Earth!

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Inflammation is behind every chronic disease—and GROUNDING eliminates it faster than most medications. Plus, it's free and remarkably effective. Still skeptical about it? Let me explain the science behind why it works: 🧵

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Grounding connects your body to the Earth's natural charge. In the past, humans stayed in contact with the Earth, but modern life—insulated shoes, high buildings, synthetic surfaces—has disconnected us. This disconnection may be a cause of chronic inflammation.

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How does grounding actually work? The Earth's surface holds a negative electric charge, replenished by lightning and solar energy. These electrons act as antioxidants when absorbed through your skin, neutralising free radicals that cause inflammation.

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When you walk barefoot on grass, soil, sand, or concrete, your body absorbs these healing electrons. It's not woo-woo, it's basic physics and biology working together. You're literally "charging your battery" from the Earth beneath your feet. Let's look at the studies ↓

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A 2004 thermal imaging study showed significant inflammation reduction after 30 minutes of grounding. Images revealed hot areas cooling as Earth’s electrons neutralised inflammation, visibly and measurably.

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The research on grounding over the past two decades is impressive: • Reduces chronic inflammation • Improves blood flow (by 270% in some studies) • Normalises cortisol levels • Enhances wound healing • Improves sleep quality • Relieves pain (often rapidly) Other studies have documented: • Faster muscle recovery after exercise (documented in multiple sports medicine studies) • Reduced blood viscosity (thinner, healthier blood that flows better) • Improved facial blood flow (creating a natural "beauty effect") • Enhanced lymphatic return to the heart Your entire circulatory system works better when grounded. All without pills, needles, or side effects.

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Researchers at Pennsylvania State University Children's Hospital found that grounding premature infants significantly improved their autonomic nervous system function. The babies showed better vagal tone within minutes.

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Grounding enhances blood flow. A 2013 study found zeta potential (strength of the negative charge on the surface of red blood cells) rose by 270% after two hours of grounding. This boosts circulation and reduces blood thickness. Basically, it's a natural blood thinner.

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Here's how to incorporate grounding into your daily life: • Walk barefoot on grass for 20-30 minutes daily • Swim in natural bodies of water (oceans, lakes, rivers) • Use indoor grounding products The longer you're connected, the more benefits you'll experience.

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A caveat: Recently, I’ve been using a grounding mat while working. Last week was extremely busy, and I spent too much time grounding—consequently—burning nerves in my knees. Currently recovering using peptides and red light therapy (will talk more about this in the future).

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I've recommended grounding to hundreds of clients with chronic conditions: pain, autoimmune conditions, nervous system issues, sleep issues, etc. The effects are profound and often rapid.

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If grounding were a drug, it would be a billion-dollar blockbuster. But since it's free and accessible to everyone, it remains criminally overlooked by mainstream medicine. Go outside and touch some grass, my dear reader. Your body will thank you.

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Saved - February 20, 2025 at 1:38 AM
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I believe thyroid issues can be cured naturally by identifying and addressing their root causes. The thyroid, a small gland in the neck, can suffer from hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, often linked to other health problems. Common symptoms include fatigue, dry skin, and sensitivity to cold. It's essential to consider the holistic view of the body when diagnosing, as factors like liver health, gallbladder function, adrenal stress, and hormone imbalances play significant roles. A comprehensive approach, including dietary changes and detoxification, can restore thyroid function effectively.

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If you have thyroid issues, you can cure them naturally. Most thyroid issues are secondary to other problems. Thus, if you find the root cause—there is a cure. Here are the absolute best ways to heal your thyroid: 🧵 https://t.co/wQyyK1UTyQ

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The thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland in the front of your neck. There are two types of thyroid problems: • Hypothyroidism • Hyperthyroidism Hypothyroidism is the underproduction of the thyroid hormones. Hyperthyroidism is the opposite—overproduction... https://t.co/KcC8oAux3B

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From my experience treating thyroid issues, the common symptoms are: • Fatigue • Dry skin • Tiredness • Puffy face • Depression • Constipation • More sensitivity to cold Today, many people have thyroid problems, but these are often secondary to other issues. https://t.co/T92PyFyebe

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To solve thyroid issues, you must first understand their root cause and the underlying mechanism Hypothalamus is a master regulator which releases TRH—which instructs pituitary gland to release TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone). The thyroid then produces T4, which converts to the active form T3.

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When diagnosing the problem, most doctors only look at TSH, but it's important to consider the holistic view of the body. Harrower’s chart illustrates how the thyroid influences everything and how different glands interact. Grasp the big picture before finding the root cause ↓ https://t.co/zg9pFdPRoT

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→ Let’s explore the first possible root cause ↓ The liver converts the thyroid hormones. T4 is inactive, and is activated through the liver, to make the active form T3. 80% of the thyroid function occurs through your liver. Thus, damaged liver may be one cause. https://t.co/RqDO6I4yF9

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→ Thyroid issues can also stem from gallbladder bile problems. Adequate bile production alleviates constipation, helps with bowel movements, and improves liver function—which is crucial since the liver converts 80% of thyroid hormones.

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→ The adrenals can impair thyroid function by triggering an autoimmune disease that causes the thyroid to attack itself. This often happens after a stressful event: • Graves (hyperthyroid) • Hashimoto’s (hypothyroid) In this case, you want to cure the autoimmune disease. https://t.co/8W2nJl752E

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In women, excess oestrogen could be the problem If you experience heavy bleeding, cramping, or irregular periods—excess oestrogen may be blocking thyroid hormone receptors, preventing the thyroid from functioning properly. Oestrogen inhibits thyroid function. More estrogen = less thyroid activity

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If I were in your shoes, the first step I’d take would be to get bloodwork done (TSH, T4, T3) Next, I’d accurately interpret the results and identify the problem, whether: • Poor conversion • Faulty regulation • Thyroid tissue damage • Anything in Harrower’s chart Once that's done, it's time to restore thyroid function ↓

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1) First, start with a nutrition overhaul. If you are insulin resistant, adopt a low-carb, high-fat diet. If you are generally healthy, opt for a low to moderate carb diet. Nobody benefits from sugar and high insulin spikes. Next ↓

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2) Perform a liver detox Since 80% of the conversion from T4 to T3 occurs in the liver, it's crucial for it to function properly. I recommend these battle-tested supplements to my clients: • TRHC TUDCA • Raw Herbal Cleanse (no affiliation) https://t.co/YdHyT4jDYb

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3) When considering iodine supplementation, it’s crucial to determine whether you have an autoimmune issue. Taking iodine can worsen autoimmune diseases by increasing thyroid size and susceptibility to attacks. Iodine should be introduced only after the autoimmune response has been calmed.

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4) The next step is a gut reset, especially if you have a leaky gut. Having helped over 1,500+ people achieve this, I can assure you it will greatly benefit not only your thyroid issues but also your overall health. For example: If you are low on T3—it’s a sign of an unhealthy gut flora and deficiency in Zinc and Selenium—which are necessary in conversion from T4 to T3.

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5) Avoid drinking tap water containing chlorine and fluoride. Change your water game by investing in quality water filters. Additionally, avoid allergens such as: • Soy • Corn • Wheat • Pasteurised dairy

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True healing of thyroid is not the suppression of symptoms, but the addressing of the root cause and then giving your body the support it needs. Then it will perform miracles. The thyroid is like an orchestra, and all the players need to be in harmony for optimal health.

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P.S. In recent months, we've helped people reverse seemingly "permanent" health conditions. They came to us feeling defeated, having tried everything conventional medicine offered. 3-6 months of working with us—they healed. Want their results? DM me "REVERSE" and let's chat. https://t.co/Lcke8sv2LK

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Saved - February 16, 2025 at 11:32 AM
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Nattokinase is an often-overlooked supplement with impressive benefits for cardiovascular health. Discovered in the 1980s, this enzyme from fermented soybeans effectively dissolves blood clots, lowers blood pressure, and protects arteries. It’s four times more potent than the body’s natural clot-dissolver and has neuroprotective properties. For optimal absorption, it should be taken on an empty stomach. While it shows promise in reversing heart disease, those on blood thinners should consult a doctor before use.

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NATTOKINASE is the most overlooked supplement on Earth. It dissolves blood clots, reduces blood pressure, and optimises lipid profiles. Some people use it to recover from "jabs." Here's everything you need to know about it: 🧵 https://t.co/mAF2hA3nU4

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First off, what is nattokinase? In 1980s, Dr. Hiroyuki Sumi discovered this enzyme from natto (fermented soybeans) that dissolves blood clots better than any drug. Natto is also a top source of vitamin K2, helping remove calcium from arteries. https://t.co/VjiaygUZQp

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For over 2,000 years, Natto has been a traditional food in Asian countries. It is believed that consuming Natto significantly contributes to the longevity of the Japanese population. So, let's explore the benefits of arguably #1 supplement for cardiovascular health: https://t.co/0F1rvQhsK8

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1) NK = super-powered clot buster It is 4x stronger than plasmin (your body’s natural clot-dissolver). A single 2000 FU dose breaks down blood clots by targeting (fibrin) the protein that forms clots, and helps prevent new clots from forming in both arteries and veins. https://t.co/LqRSyfmn1k

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2) NK = anti-hypertensive In controlled trials, NK naturally lowers blood pressure in two ways: it drops the top number (systolic) by about 6 points, and the bottom number (diastolic) by about 3 points. Men seem to get better results with NK. https://t.co/y9uldV5Rb7

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3) NK = arterial protection Nattokinase helps prevent hardening of arteries in 3 ways: • It fights inflammation • Anti-oxidative stress properties • Prevents cell death Studies show it improves blood flow safely, without adverse effects commonly seen with aspirin. https://t.co/ShYxvvfpE3

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4) NK = neuroprotective Nattokinase protects your brain cells from damage by: • Fighting inflammation • Neutralising harmful molecules • Keeps the blood flowing smoothly to your brain Basically, it helps you maintain healthy brain function as you age.

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How to supplement nattokinase? Nattokinase is best taken on an empty stomach to maximise absorption and minimise interaction with food proteins. Take it at least 2 hours after a meal or 30 minutes before eating.

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This study, involving 1,062 participants, suggests that a daily dose of 10,800 FU of NK reverses heart disease without adverse effects. It's truly a powerful supplement. https://t.co/xdPijJlZ0Q

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Finally, when it comes to safety profile: If you are on blood-thinning medications like aspirin, it may result in bleeding. As always, before considering supplementation—consult your doctor first.

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Saved - December 28, 2024 at 12:10 PM
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In 1991, scientists found that the heart has its own neural network, influencing our emotional and physical states. When the heart is coherent, it harmonizes our systems, but incoherence from stress leads to anxiety and imbalance. Chronic stress disrupts our autonomic nervous system, increasing health risks. To build resilience, I focus on increasing heart rate variability (HRV) through exercise, breathwork, and understanding the nervous system's states. My favorite methods include sauna sessions, breath practices, and time in nature to promote relaxation and balance.

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In 1991, scientists discovered something extraordinary: Your heart possesses its own independent brain—a neural network that "thinks, remembers, and feels." This discovery is transforming how we deal with (and understand) chronic stress: 🧵 https://t.co/hILBzYUuym

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Your heart isn't just a pump. It's a “little brain” with 40,000 neurons, running its own nervous system. When it achieves coherence, it creates a state of perfect harmony—aligning your physical, mental, and emotional systems into one powerful force. But...

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When the heart is beating incoherently, we feel: • Anxious • On edge • Unfocused • Out of balance Because the body is operating in survival, we act from primitive perspective rather than from higher heart-centred emotions. This INCOHERENCE is brought up by STRESS. https://t.co/b1jDPQIwhn

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The stress we experience when we feel unsafe is not about the event itself. It’s the result of unmanaged emotional reactions to the event. In a state of chronic stress, the body struggles to maintain homeostasis. And we begin to suffer from myriad stress-related symptoms ↓

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Due to our large brains—we can think about problems—therefore turning on the cascade of stress chemicals by THOUGHT alone. We can knock our brain and body out of normal physiology just by thinking about past or trying to control an unpredictable future.

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This constant stress takes serious toll on your body—draining your energy and resilience. According to studies—psychological stress was the strongest predictor of future cardiac events, including cardiac death, arrest, and heart attack. https://t.co/ANH5n64se5

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Let’s zoom back on the heart. When your heart becomes coherent, your nervous system responds by increasing the brain’s energy, creativity, and intuition. This has a positive effect on every organ in the body. When the heart and brain are working together, you feel more whole. https://t.co/qun68aSsrc

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Your heart is intricately connected to both branches of the ANS. This direct link means parasympathetic and sympathetic fluctuations instantly affect your heart's beat-to-beat function, i.e. EVERY EMOTION SHAPES YOUR HEART RHYTHM. So, how can you develop resilience to handle “bad” emotions?

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Start by increasing your HRV (heart rate variability) which is the global biomarker of resilience to stress. Moderate level of variability makes us better to adapt to life’s challenges. Low HRV does the opposite. https://t.co/QrrCIk0QI6

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Stress disrupts the ANS, which controls automatic processes like breathing, heart rate, and digestion. Constantly living in “survival mode” (financial pressure, uncertainty, etc.) over-activates the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), causing imbalance. To restore balance…

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Train the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) to boost heart rate variability (HRV). Higher HRV builds resilience, improving clarity, decision-making, and composure under pressure. My top methods for increasing HRV ↓ https://t.co/df7miGZA4P

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There are three major areas you should focus on to increase your HRV: • Improve cardiovascular function • Breathwork and breath training • The four states of the nervous system Let’s dive into them: https://t.co/lxjS4OEIwl

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1) Exercise, including both cardio and strength training, increases HRV. I’m boosting mine with Muay Thai: https://t.co/L72haYeica

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2) Breathwork and breath training As a breathwork facilitator, I can confidently say that breath is your best friend here. Really, there 4 ways to master the breath: • Gain a greater breath-awareness • Centering: Slow cadence of speech, applying pauses • Daily breath practice • Longer guided breath journeys

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Take deep, slow breaths daily to stimulate the vagus nerve and promote your parasympathetic nervous system. Two of my favorite exercises are: • Forced exhales • Double inhales (corporate breathwork) https://t.co/N8tiiSQPoc

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Inhalation energizes us as we enter the world, while exhalation is relaxing and rejuvenating, marking our departure. When feeling stressed or overwhelmed, take a long, slow exhale to create an immediate calming effect. This can be done 1 to 10 times. If you have a few minutes before a meeting or a speaking engagement, take a deep inhale through your nose and exhale slowly over 12 to 15 seconds. You can follow along: inhale deeply, then exhale slowly, counting to 15. This practice helps you find stability, safety, and a sense of centering.
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Speaker 0: The inhalation portion of the breath is energizing. It's the way that we enter the world is through our first inhalation. Likewise, the exhalation portion of the breath is relaxing, rejuvenating. It's the last breath to whatever take as we leave the world. And so if you ever want to make an immediate impact when you are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, you can force yourself to take a long slow exhale. This only has to be done 1, 2, 3 times. You can repeat this up to 10 times or more. But if you have 3 minutes between a meeting or you're about to walk on stage to speak. Take full inhale through your nose and exhale over 12 to 15 seconds. She can follow along with me. Inhale and exhale. 1, 2, 3, 4, 56789. Keep going. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Now you'll feel, as you slow this exhale, you really do find a sense of stability, safety, and centering.
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Corporate breath work is an effective method for quickly reducing stress. The technique involves taking a long, deep inhale through the diaphragm and lungs. Once full, add a short, sharp inhale through the nose. Both inhalations should be through the nose, followed by an exhale through the mouth lasting 8 to 10 seconds. Here's how it works: Inhale deeply through the diaphragm and chest, then take a quick inhale when full. Finally, exhale slowly for 8 seconds. You can follow along to practice this technique.
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Speaker 0: So there's a practice that's commonly known as corporate breath work, and that's because it's the fastest way to mitigate or reduce stress in a very immediate way. And the process is you take full, long, slow inhale through your diaphragm and your lungs, and when you feel like you're full, take another short, sharp inhale through the nose. Both inhalations through the nose and then you exhale through the mouth over a period of 8 to 10 seconds. So it looks something like this. So you can follow along with me. Inhale through the diaphragm and then the chest. When you feel like you're full, take another short, sharp inhale and release. Exhale. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.

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Use the breath to shift your state: • Exhales/slow breaths to down-regulate • Inhales/sharp breaths to energise This means nothing if you are congested, so clear your nasal passage or use nose strips to open your airways. https://t.co/XHUVfnptd6

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Master the 4-states of the nervous system: 1.⁠ ⁠Sympathetic activation | Think: caffeine, environmental stress, an argument with your partner, heavy music (stressful stimuli) 2.⁠ ⁠⁠Sympathetic strengthening | This is stress that you adapt positively from: Exercise, fasting, getting out of your comfort zone (also known as Eustress) 3.⁠ ⁠⁠Parasympathetic activation | Think: Time in nature, meditation, sauna, lying in bed with someone you love (relaxing stimulus) 4.⁠ ⁠Parasympathetic strengthening | Training yourself to be calm in stressful situations: Breathwork, or most commonly; remaining calm during a cold plunge Mastering all 4 elements makes it simple and easy to look after your nervous system.

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The goal is to balance sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system. Train yourself to remain calm in stressful situations (ice bath), but balance this with relaxing stimuli (sauna). Our world is designed to keep us in a sympathetic state. Therefore, focus on the more neglected part: parasympathetic state ↓

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My preferred, battle-tested methods for parasympathetic activation: • Sauna • Breathwork • Epsom salt bath • The Doubling Method • Physical touch from a partner • Time in nature (especially in the sun) The goal is to chill the fu*k out. https://t.co/CC7Hu7O3Pa

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When you're in a coherent state, HRV increases, showing your body's systems are in harmony. Stress lowers coherence, but you can't always control external stressors. So, the key is resilience—building it by increasing HRV, so you can handle whatever life throws your way.

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Saved - December 16, 2024 at 3:01 AM
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I've been exploring the incredible health benefits of baking soda, which I believe is often overlooked. It reduces chronic inflammation, balances oral pH, slows kidney function decline, and even shrinks tumors by alkalizing the body. Baking soda also effectively removes pesticides from vegetables, enhances exercise performance, and alleviates heartburn. Historical uses include treating colds and improving sleep quality. It may help lower stress by neutralizing acidity. I'm curious about others' experiences with baking soda as a therapeutic remedy.

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BAKING SODA is the most overlooked medicine on Earth. It fights cancer, kills inflammation, and reduces stress—yet costs pennies per dose. Recently, I’ve been digging into its healing properties. What I found is mind-blowing: 🧵

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→ It reduces chronic inflammation In animal studies, baking soda was shown to reduce inflammatory mediators and pain markers. By decreasing acidity, it improves immune cell function and decreases the overactivation of inflammatory pathways.

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→ It’s nature's oral pH balancer Your mouth's harmful bacteria can only survive in specific acidic conditions. When you brush with baking soda, you create an alkaline environment they can't tolerate. Mix 1 tablespoon with water. Watch plaque-causing bacteria vanish.

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→ It slows the decline of kidney function Kidney disease can lead to blood becoming too acidic (metabolic acidosis) when kidneys can't filter properly. This is why baking soda is powerful—it neutralises excess acid in your blood, just like it does for heartburn.

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→ Reduces circulating cancer cells and shrinks tumors Animal studies show that baking soda in drinking water dramatically reduces tumor activity. By alkalising the extracellular environment, it decreases acidity, which is a key driver of cancer cell proliferation, metastasis, and resistance to treatment.

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→ It degrades pesticides on your vegetables Baking soda is the most effective method of removing pesticides from veggies. If you can’t buy truly organic—soak veggies in baking soda for 12 mins and rinse them of to remove all the chemicals.

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→ It improves exercise performance Baking soda has a high pH—which may help delay fatigue—allowing you to exercise at your peak for longer. Fact: Baking soda supplementation is banned in horse racing due to its unfair performance-enhancing effects.

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→ Use for heartburn, indigestion & ulcers Baking soda works like Tums or Rolaids. • Mix 1/2 teaspoon baking soda in 1/2 cup water • Take 1-2 hours after meals While it helps with acid reflux and ulcers, don't use long-term. It can trigger more acid production over time.

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→ It’s effective against the flu and cold In 1924, Dr. Cheney discovered something fascinating: Baking soda knocked out cold & flu symptoms within 36 hours. His protocol was published in "Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Medical Uses." Recommended dosages were: • Day 1 — Take six doses of 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda in glass of cool water, at about two-hour intervals • Day 2 — Take four doses of 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda in glass of cool water, at the same intervals • Day 3 — Take two doses of 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda in glass of cool water morning and evening, and thereafter 1/2 teaspoon in glass of cool water each morning until cold symptoms are gone

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→ Improves sleep quality Studies on bicarbonate baths (1g/L of water) demonstrate: • Faster onset of sleep • Increased sleep duration • Improved sleep efficiency Neutralising acidity enhances relaxation and reduces hormonal disturbances that disrupt sleep ↓

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• Add 1/2 - 1 pound of baking soda to the hottest bath you can handle • Soak for 15 minutes • Go straight to bed This bath helps the alkali reach your system, which aids in fighting off the grippe germs.

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→ It helps lower stress Cortisol, the body’s stress hormone, increases in acidic states to help buffer pH. Baking soda directly neutralises systemic acidity, reducing the need for cortisol. Dose: 1/4-1/2 tablespoon.

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What about dosing? It depends on its intended use. • Heartburn: 1/2 tsp in 1/2 cup water • Athletic performance: 0.2-0.3 grams per kg BW • Baths: 1g per litre of bathwater Avoid overuse or if you have kidney problems, high blood pressure, or sodium-restricted diet.

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I've been looking into baking soda's health benefits—this cheap stuff might be the best medicine nobody knows about. Also I'm curious: Have you used baking soda therapeutically? What's your experience? Comment down below.

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Saved - November 26, 2024 at 1:50 PM
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I believe Ivermectin could be a groundbreaking cancer treatment, despite its past as a "horse de-wormer." Extensive research shows it has at least 15 anti-cancer mechanisms, including apoptosis, autophagy, and pyroptosis. Notably, it earned Merck a Nobel Prize for its role in combating parasitic diseases and was recognized as an essential medicine by WHO. Some studies suggest higher doses may effectively stop cancer cell growth and metastasis. I also question why Ivermectin faced ridicule during COVID, hinting at financial motives behind the narrative.

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Ivermectin is the future of cancer treatment. This drug was once labeled "horse de-wormer." Today, extensive research reveals it has 15 powerful ANTI-CANCER mechanisms of action. Let’s look at the science behind how it works: 🧵

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First off, IVM had earned Merck’s scientists a Nobel Prize in 2015 for saving millions from parasitic diseases. WHO even listed it as an “essential medicine.” During COVID, it was a target of ridicule. Today, we look at it as a potential anti-cancer drug ↓

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Ivermectin has at least 15 anti-cancer mechanisms of action (apoptosis, autophagy, pyroptosis, etc.) Let me explain the above-mentioned ↓

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→ Apoptosis Apoptosis is a programmed cell death—a natural process where cells are instructed to self-destruct in an organised way. Cancer cells evade this mechanism, but treatments like Ivermectin may help restore this cellular cleanup system.

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→ Autophagy It forces cancer cells to "eat themselves" through their internal recycling system. Studies on breast cancer cells showed IVM increases LC3, Bclin1, Atg5 (autophagy proteins) forming "self-eating" structures. Scientists proved this by blocking the process. Cancer-killing stopped.

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→ Pyroptosis Think of it as your body's controlled explosion system. Cells detect threats via inflammasomes, activate caspase-1, and trigger Gasdermin D, causing them to swell and explode. This inflammatory death releases signals alerting the immune system, potentially key in fighting cancer and infection.

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Other IVM’s anti-cancer mechanisms of action: • Inhibits tumor growth/proliferation • Inhibits tumor initiation/progression • Regulates tumor micro-environment • Causes cancer cell mitochondrial dysfunction • Stops cancer cell migration, invasion & metastasis

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According to Dr. William Makis: “They [researchers] have found that if you give higher doses of Ivermectin than what’s been used for COVID-19, that it actually can stop the growth of these cancer cells, it can stop their metastases, and it can actually engage apoptosis and autophagy and kill these cancer cells.”

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In this interview with the cancer surgeon Dr. Kathleen Ruddy, she talks about her patient who had cancer in 11 bones in his body. A few months later, this patient was told he was in a remission. How is this possible? He took Ivermectin ↓

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In the early days of COVID, I learned about Ivermectin's potential in cancer treatment. I met Paul, a healthy marathoner diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer shortly after his second Pfizer vaccine. After exhausting traditional treatments, he was given no options and referred to hospice. A friend suggested I speak with him for support. I recommended Ivermectin, which he obtained in Tennessee without telling his oncologist. Over time, he reported slight improvements, and during a follow-up, his PSA levels dropped significantly, indicating a biochemical remission. Despite some health issues, including TIAs, he eventually saw a cardiologist and improved further. Nine months later, he was dancing and had no new cancer growth, with some bone metastases gone. He felt so well that he said if he didn't know he had cancer, he wouldn't suspect it.
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Speaker 0: In the early days of COVID, when it became clear that Ivermectin was effective in preventing and treating patients with a SARS CoV 2 infection, I began to be aware, having looked in the literature, that there was 20 years of research showing that ivermectin had great potential in the treatment of cancer. I was introduced to a patient with stage 4 prostate cancer. Had received 2 vaccines, perfectly healthy marathoner, no history of cancer in the family. 2 months after his, second Pfizer shot, he works for the government. He's gonna lose his job and his pension if he wasn't vaccinated. He was diagnosed all at once with stage 4 prostate cancer. He tells a very compelling story, melodramatic story, about that 24 hour period of time in his life. And he went through the traditional protocols, radiation, chemotherapy, radiation, chemo therapy, pharmacologic, castration, all of it, over a period of 9 months. And then his doctor said, you know, there's really nothing else we can do. And, his name is Paul Mann, and he was like, can't you give me more radiation? No. Can't you give me more chemo? No. Aren't there any other drugs? No. Are there any clinical trials? There's nothing. Hospice, Send for the priest. So a friend of his knew me and she said, would you give Paul a call? He just needs some moral support, something. So I said, Sure. So I began calling him. We spoke about once a week for 3 weeks. And finally, the poor guy was suffering. He had cancer and 11 bones in his body. His right leg was completely swollen, obstructed with tumor. He's miserable. And I said, Well, I don't know if this is going to help you, but I know it's not going to hurt you. I just can't imagine, based on my judgment and understanding of the scientific literature and all of the work that doctors Drs. Corey and Merrick had done and others around the world, that Ivermectin would hurt you. It might help. I can't say. So he said, You know, I'll give it a try. And he drove to Tennessee where you could get it without a prescription. P. S. I discovered last night, having dinner with Paul and his wife, Terry, he drove from where he lives in Missouri to Tennessee and paid cash for his ivermectin. That's it. He didn't submit it to an insurance company. He didn't tell anybody back in Missouri. He's oncologist. No. His ivermectin prescriptions are listed in his chart at listed in his chart. How does that information get from the pharmacy in Tennessee to his chart in Missouri? We don't know. If somebody does, I'd like to know myself. Anyway, he starts taking ivermectin. And he doesn't have any problems with it. And I talk to him every week. And how are you feeling? Well, no change. Next week. Maybe a little bit better. I don't know. How's your leg? It's not quite as swollen. How how's the pain? Pain everywhere. Maybe a little bit better. Slowly, slowly, slowly, not getting worse. Not necessarily getting better, not getting worse. Fast forward, 2 month follow-up appointment at the clinic. They didn't expect to see him. Okay. He's like, Paul! He's feeling a little bit better. They do PSA, which was off the charts to begin with. And if I'm not mistaken, at the time they randomized him to hospice, I think it was in the 100. Maybe 700, 800, something. What does that mean exactly for the layperson? Over 4 would be abnormal. Mhmm. Okay. So what are we talking about here? Prostate cells normally secrete a protein. Prostate specific antigen, it's one of the things that they do. Cancer cells that originate in the prostate that are dividing rapidly and growing fast are spitting out PSA. Okay? It's not that they're contributing to the body economy in any way. It's just they just want to multiply and divide, and that's the end of the story. And so your PSA levels start to rise, which is a marker, a screening marker. Oh, your PSA was 4, and now it's 8. Let's do a prostate ultrasound, whatever. So PSA can be a screen for the emergence of a tumor, but it can also be used, particularly at high levels, as evidence for cancer, response to cancer, recurrence of cancer. His was all I mean, it's supposed to be, you know, 4. You know? Yeah. It's 100. Okay. He goes back for his 2 month appointment. It's 1.3. They said, you're in remission. Well, not, you know, complete remission. He still had the bone mets, but you're in, like, a biochemical remission. Well, that was good news. Slowly, slowly, slowly, he begins to improve. Less pain. Swelling is okay. A lot of other vaccine injuries. However, he's getting better. He's getting better, giving him nutritional support and other supplements. He's having TIAs, little mini strokes. But he didn't tell me about that, because we were talking about the cancer. But over a period of time, I asked him questions. I said, Oh, you're having TIAs? His wife said, Yeah, you're having TIAs. I said, What do the cancer doctors tell you? Because that's who he was seeing. They say, It's not related to my cancer. So I get a call from his wife one evening. He's in the emergency room. He's had this TIA, whatever it is, catastrophic. And I said, Paul, what are they doing for you? And he said, Well, they did a CAT scan of my head. And they said they don't see anything specific. It's a TIA, and it's not related to my cancer. They send him home. I said, did they do anything? No. I said, well, okay. Call me crazy. I'm a cancer surgeon, but I think you need to see a cardiologist. I think there are things they can do, okay? And of course, I look it up really quickly. And of course, there are things. So get him to the cardiologist. Get him on blood thinners. No more problems with TIAs. Okay? That's an indictment of the healthcare system. So he's getting better. But 9 months later, he's out dancing for 4 hours, 3 nights a week. He gets a head to toe rescanning. And 3 of the bone mets are gone. There are no growth of the mets that are there. No new lesions. There's only one hot spot, and that's where he received radiation therapy. And the radiation, the radiologist really could not distinguish whether that was a tumor hot spot or radiation change. Mhmm. He is doing very well. The vaccine injury is, a problem, but the cancer is no longer a problem except for the fact that it's still there, and we wanna get rid of it completely. And he would and he said he called me from a hockey game, and he said, if I didn't know I have cancer, I would not know I have cancer.

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During COVID, IVM worked safely in prevention and treatment. Why did they vilify it? What went wrong? As always, the answer is money. • Ivermectin: 40¢/dose • The new drug—Molnupiravir: $700/course Once you see it—you can't unsee it.

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This story is too dark and long to tell in one thread. The lies. The crimes. The cover-ups. Episode 2 of Modern Health Renaissance exposes what really happened in 2020 with the vaccine, IVM, and media manipulation. You can watch it now on YT: https://youtu.be/-Je5S7iC89k?si=G0AQrhUDQRW3EsAG

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Saved - November 23, 2024 at 8:31 PM
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For centuries, naturopaths relied on nature's medicine, but Barbara O’Neill, a 71-year-old naturopath, continues to champion its healing power. She outlines nine foundational pillars for health: sun exposure, temperance in diet, sufficient sleep, proper breathing, a plant-based diet, trust in a higher power, moderation in healing, regular exercise, and proper hydration with mineral-rich water. O’Neill's methods face skepticism from pharmaceutical corporations, which she believes stems from historical efforts to suppress alternative healing practices for profit.

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For centuries, naturopaths used nature's medicine. Then Big Pharma buried it. But they missed Barbara O’Neill—a 71-year-old naturopath proving nature still heals what modern doctors can’t. Here are her 9 foundational pillars for optimal health and longevity: 🧵

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1) Sun With vitamin D deficiency on the rise, sun exposure is CRUCIAL. While we're told to use sunscreen against 'harmful' UV rays, studies show sunscreen's chemicals can disrupt hormones and cause skin cancer. She advises sun in moderation, not sunscreen ↓

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I spent time in Phuket and decided to sunbathe without sunscreen. I used my watch to time 15 minutes on my front and 15 minutes on my back before going under the umbrella. I realized I should have just used sunscreen instead. By the end of the week, I had a nice golden brown tan and could stay out for about half an hour to an hour.
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Speaker 0: So we've just been in Phuket. I go out to sunbake. I don't have sunscreen. I have my watch. 15 minutes front, 15 minutes back under the umbrella. Under the umbrella? No. 15 minutes front, 15 minutes back, then under the umbrella. Oh, then under umbrella. Just take your sunscreen, take your watch. Mhmm. And by the end of the week, I was golden brown. And then I can be out there for half an hour, maybe an hour.

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2) Abstain The dictionary definition of temperance is not to take anything into the body that will harm it and to take in moderation all good things. Eliminating this list from the diet is essential in maintaining the body’s correct pH balance.

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3) Sleep Sleep gives our brain cells a chance to heal. When not, it leads to premature ageing, disease, and poor overall functioning in an organ or tissue. She says 8 hours of sleep is a MUST. But why? Because during sleep, pineal gland releases these hormones:

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4) Inhale The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease. Always INHALE through the nose. When you nose-breath, you open small canals in the back of the nose. This helps the brain get more oxygen and detoxifies your body.

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Nature gave us numerous detox pathways: • Liver • Skin • Lungs • Breath • Kidneys • Colon and intestines The best way to clear the nasal passage is with facial stretches and fire breathing (Pranayama) ↓

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Start with facial stretches and fire breathing. First, spread your cheeks and breathe in and out evenly to clear your nasal passages. Next, push your cheeks up towards your eyes while continuing the fire breathing. Then, practice breathing through one nostril at a time, starting with the right and then the left. It's normal to need a tissue, as this process helps detoxify through breath. You should feel more open and prepared for further breathing exercises.
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Speaker 0: Starting with some facial stretches and some fire breathing. So first thing you're gonna do is you're gonna spread your cheeks, and you're gonna breathe in 50% out 50%. This is gonna clear the nasal passageway and prepare us for the breathing that comes. Next, you wanna push your cheeks up towards your eyes and continue with the same fire breathing. Finally, I'm gonna do the same breathing but one nostril at a time starting with the right nostril and the left nostril. You might find that you need a tissue that's completely normal. In a sense, we're detoxifying through the breath. So now you should be feeling a little bit more open.

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5) Nutrition Food is a fuel for life. It performs or deforms. At its core, her diet is a plant-based eating plan that emphasises whole, minimally processed foods. Barbara follows a high-fiber, alkaline-focused diet rich in legumes, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds ↓

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6) Trust in the higher power Barbara claims we can heal physically and mentally using God-given resources: water, herbs, and our brains. This divine toolkit helps us overcome any illness. You can't heal if you don't BELIEVE that you can heal first.

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7) Moderation Be patient with your body. The process of healing is a natural one and should not be rushed—which also ties in with Trust in God. When you TRUST that healing will happen on a divine watch, you’ll trust that you’ll get there, eventually.

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8) Exercise More people rust out than wear out. Too much or too little exercise can both create an acidic condition in the body. Strength comes through exercise, and activity is the very condition of life. Barbara exercises on an empty stomach. Here is why:

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I prefer to play first before eating. Eating diverts energy to digestion, which isn't ideal when being active. Our muscles store glycogen, which is used during exercise. Once those glycogen stores are depleted, human growth hormone is released, and fat stores begin to break down. Therefore, it's not necessary to eat before working out, but staying hydrated is essential.
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Speaker 0: Do you eat first before play, or do you fast? No. I play first because if I eat, all my body's energies wanna go to digestion. And we've got this amazing system in our cell. It's called glycogen. They're little molecules of glucose sitting in our muscle cell. And when we start running up and down hills and diving into water, those glycogen stores are getting used. And if they all get used up, well, then the human growth hormone's released, and our fat stores getting start getting broken down. So you don't need to eat before you work out, but you need to be hydrated.

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9) Use of water True hydration: Water + Celtic Sea Salt (CSS) CSS contains magnesium chloride, bromide, and sulphate. Mucous membranes absorb the minerals from CSS and take it to the cell. Once you drink water, those minerals pull the water inside the cell. She explains:

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Celtic salt contains three types of magnesium: magnesium sulfate (Epsom salts), magnesium chloride, and magnesium bromide. Magnesium is a highly reactive molecule. When you chew Celtic salt, the minerals are absorbed through the mucus membranes in your mouth and transported to the cells. This process allows magnesium to pull water into the cells, making it an effective way to hydrate the body quickly.
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Speaker 0: Because of the 3 Magnesiums in Celtic salt, one is magnesium sulfate, and that's the Epsom salts. Another one is magnesium chloride, and the other magnesium is magnesium bromide. Because of the property of magnesium that it's a warty hungry molecule, when you put the that Celtic salt in your mouth and you crunch it and you release those minerals, the mucus membranes in your mouth absorb the minerals and it's taken to the cell, then you have your water, the magnesium pulls the water inside the cell. It's the quickest way to hydrate a body.

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Pharmaceutical corporations tried to ban her alternative medicine practice. They alleged her natural healing methods were 'harmful' due to the absence of drugs. But are her methods truly dangerous? Or does she pose a threat to their profits? The answer lies in one man.

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The reason work like this was abolished is due to John D. Rockefeller. I'm exposing how he buried healers, created Big Pharma, and built an empire that profits from your illness. The video is live on YouTube (go watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Lr_4KlXyc

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Saved - November 20, 2024 at 2:04 PM
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I've been getting a lot of questions about detoxing from the COVID vaccine, so I've developed a post-vaccine detox protocol based on expert research. I took the vaccine twice, and after hearing about clients' heart and respiratory issues, I felt compelled to share my findings. The protocol includes three levels: a beginner, an advanced, and a gut healing plan, each with specific supplements and guidelines. I also provide detailed dosages and trusted suppliers for those interested. Thanks for your support, and feel free to join my Telegram for more insights.

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The most common question in my DMs: Can you detox from the COVID vaccine? After studying work from Dr. Peter McCullough and other world-leading experts on vaccine detox… Here is the post-vaccine detoxification protocol I’m using: 🧵

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First off, DISCLAIMER: This is not medical advice. It pains me to say, but I took the jab twice. (more on why another time) After multiple clients reported post-vaccine heart and respiratory issues, I had to dig deeper. So, this is the protocol I developed for myself:

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After overwhelming demand in my Telegram group, I've decided to share this publicly. The complete post-vaccine protocol, broken into 3 parts: 1) Beginner (Risk-Free) 2) Advanced (Research Required) 3) Gut Healing Protocol Full breakdown below ↓

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Level 1: Beginner Protocol (Risk-Free) • Methylene Blue breaks down harmful pathogens and blocks viral replication through its powerful antimicrobial properties. It's particularly effective against SARS-CoV2 while supporting your mitochondrial function and cellular health. • Paired with Iodine—which naturally binds to toxins and aids your body's detoxification pathways—this creates a powerful yet safe foundation for cleansing. Both supplements are well-researched.

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3 Supplement Stacks → Spike Protein Detox Stack • Nattokinsae 2000 • Bromelain • St. John’s Wort → Anti-Oxidant Stack • High-dose vitamin C • Glutathione + NAC • Quercetin → General support stack + distilled water, sauna, fasting, leafy greens • Curcumin • d3 + k2 • Magnesium

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LEVEL 2: Advanced Protocol (Research required before starting) Ivermectin/FenBen act as both an anti-parasitic and potent anti-viral agents. Dr. William Makis has extensively documented their effectiveness, particularly in cancer treatment.

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• Zeolite works as a natural binder for toxins. • C60 provides enhanced antioxidant protection at the cellular level. These require careful research and dosage adjustment. Do not start without proper understanding.

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LEVEL 3: Gut Healing (simple & effective) • CanXida Remove (eliminate gut dysbiosis) • CanXida Restore (digestive support) • Ultimate GI repair (gastrointestinal support)

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If you want my complete post-vaccine detox protocol with: • Exact dosages • Trusted suppliers • Research links Get it below (it's free): https://www.modernhealthrenaissance.com/

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Before you leave... To dive deeper into how COVID vaccines can affect the body and immune system, I wrote a thread about it below ↓

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If the mRNA vaccine is perfectly safe—why are countless people suffering from severe side effects? Heart palpitations, tachycardia, and respiratory issues are common reports I've seen. As someone who took the jab… Here is what I’m doing to prevent adverse effects: 🧵

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Saved - November 17, 2024 at 3:55 AM
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The posts detail how John D. Rockefeller transformed the healthcare system into a profit-driven model, sidelining natural medicine. I highlight the alarming statistics on American health and the historical context of Rockefeller's tactics, including bribery and the promotion of allopathic medicine over holistic practices. Despite high healthcare spending, the U.S. has low life expectancy. I emphasize the importance of taking control of one’s health and invite readers to a free event, "The Modern Health Renaissance," to explore evidence-based tools for thriving in today's world.

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The world’s richest man built the entire healthcare system to keep you sick. He transformed healing into a profit-driven machine—and buried natural medicine in the process. This man is John D. Rockefeller. And here is the dark story of how he did it: 🧵

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The current medical system operates on the philosophy of "patient cured, customer lost." Americans are among the world's unhealthiest people despite spending the most on healthcare. Meanwhile: Functional medicine and holistic treatments are labelled as unscientific quackery.

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In America: • 41.9% of people are obese • 70 million suffer from gut issues • 48% have cardiovascular diseases • 6 in 10 adults have one chronic disease There is clearly something rotten in the healthcare system, with its roots stretching back to Rockefeller…

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In the early 1900s, Rockefeller's ruthless tactics, like bribery and price-fixing, gave his Standard Oil control of 90% of US oil production, making him the richest man ever, worth over half a trillion today. As the oil industry boomed...

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Rockefeller found himself with an excess of petrochemical byproducts. The solution? Turn these waste products into the building blocks of a new industry: Pharmaceutical drugs. But there was a problem ↓

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Natural medicine was popular at the time. Many doctors and medical schools were using holistic practices as treatment and cure. It was Rockefeller’s biggest threat because he could not patent the natural remedies. So, he decided to “kill” his competition.

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He hired Abraham Flexner to submit a report to Congress in 1910. This report "concluded" that there were too many doctors and medical schools in America, and that all the natural healing modalities that had existed for hundreds or thousands of years were unscientific quackery AND THEY SHOULD BE LABELLED “ALTERNATIVE.”

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The first step? Takeover of medical schools. He leveraged his tax-exempt foundations to offer irresistible donations to the nation's top medical schools. This came with strings attached—adopting an exclusively allopathic-based curriculum. What does that mean?

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Allopathic medicine treats symptoms with drugs and surgery, not root causes or prevention. Conversely, holistic methods address the underlying issue and cannot be patented. Petrochemical drugs, however, could be patented, mass-produced, and sold at high prices.

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Here is the kicker: The Rockefeller’s father, William was a criminal—selling snake oil, opium elixirs, patent medicines, and other miracle cures. John D. leveraged his family's medical background to create a profitable, multi-generational enterprise. The numbers don't lie:

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America has the highest health expenditure, but the lowest life expectancy in the entire world. Meanwhile, Big Pharma is a $1.5 TRILLION business. And is booming every year. Let that sink in.

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Let me clarify this: I'm not criticising the people working in this healthcare system. I don't think they are evil. They are good people, stuck in a system that is rotten. And this can only mean one thing:

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Taking control of your health is your fundamental duty. It’s the foundation that everything else is built upon. Health is literally the prerequisite to anything you want to achieve.

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Nature gave us the original medicine: sunlight, water, whole foods, sleep, and movement. But our modern world requires more than these natural tools. For this reason, I devoted my life to functional medicine—to give you the complete system for thriving in a toxic world.

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This is why I’m holding a 4-day event called: The Modern Health Renaissance I will expose the modern healthcare system and give you evidence-backed tools for total human optimisation. Date: November 23rd Join now (it’s free): https://www.modernhealthrenaissance.com/

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Saved - November 16, 2024 at 6:24 AM

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The world’s richest man built the entire healthcare system to keep you sick. He transformed healing into a profit-driven machine—and buried natural medicine in the process. This man is John D. Rockefeller. And here is the dark story of how he did it: 🧵 https://t.co/BOB1btDxk4

Saved - October 28, 2024 at 10:48 PM
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I've been using methylene blue for six months, and its cognitive and energy benefits have been remarkable. Originally a textile dye, it's now a powerful supplement that enhances mitochondrial function, boosts brain energy, and supports cognitive performance. It also has antimicrobial properties, delays skin aging, and acts as an antidepressant. I take it in drops, mixing it with orange juice to avoid staining. While it's effective, I cycle my usage and adjust dosages based on my work output. Safety is key, so I avoid certain medications while using it. I'm curious about others' experiences with methylene blue.

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METHYLENE BLUE is literally the strongest legal performance enhancer. After 6 months of usage, the cognitive and energy benefits exceeded all my expectations. How I'm using it (and its incredible benefits): 🧵

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Methylene blue (MB), originally synthesised in 1876 as a textile dye—yes, a textile dye—is now one of the most potent supplements. Before discussing its mechanism and benefits, listen to this excellent explanation of MB by Dr. Eric Berg:

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Today, we're discussing methylene blue, a synthetic drug available over the counter with a long history. Discovered in 1876, it was the first fully synthetic drug used in medicine, serving as one of the earliest antibiotics and antipsychotics. By 1891, it was employed to treat malaria. Today, emergency room doctors keep it on hand for cases of cyanide or carbon monoxide poisoning. Methylene blue exhibits fascinating properties, including antioxidant effects at lower doses.
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Speaker 0: Today, we're gonna discuss something called methylene blue. Now I haven't done a video on this ever simply because not a natural remedy. It's actually a synthetic drug, but it is sold over the counter, and it's been around for a very long time, and it has some fascinating properties that I think you need to know about. Now it was discovered in 18/76, if I'm not mistaken, and it was the first fully synthetic drug in medicine. It was used as one of the first antibiotics. It was used as one of the first antipsychotic drugs. In 18/91, it was used for malaria. In fact, nowadays, even the emergency room doctors, have it ready if someone has either cyanide poisoning or carbon monoxide poisoning. And so it is a compound that creates some very interesting effects. At lower doses, it can act as an antioxidant.

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Methylene blue acts as an electron shuttle in the mitochondria, bypassing blocks in the electron transport chain. This helps maintain energy (ATP) production when the normal pathway is impaired.

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I began taking methylene blue 6 months ago and have continued ever since. Despite its awful flavour, the benefits are well worth it ↓

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1) Brain Mitochondrial Enhancer Our brain relies on oxidative metabolism for energy, making proper mitochondrial function crucial for brain health. MB prevents premature brain cell death while supporting energy production and the growth of new neural connections.

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2) Cognitive Enhancer MB is known as a nootropic. It increases ATP production in the brain, providing the energy needed for enhanced brain performance. It's one of the best options for improving attention span, memory, and overall cognition. I definitely feel sharper on MB.

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3) MB Against Infectious Diseases MB has antimicrobial properties, making it effective against various pathogens (bacterial, viral, and fungal). It also aids in C19 treatment by inhibiting SARS-CoV2 replication.

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4) MB Delays Skin-Aging MB has the ability to delay skin aging as well ↓ • Increases cell longevity • Protects skin from UV exposure • Accelerates the wound healing process Additionally, MB's antimicrobial properties are beneficial for skin, too.

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5) MB as Anti-Depressant MB works as a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI), increasing serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine levels. Plus, it reduces brain inflammation. Clinical research shows 15mg/day significantly improved depression symptoms compared to placebo in a controlled trial.

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Here’s how I prefer to take methylene blue: • Start with 5 drops (2.5 mg) daily, steadily increase to 12 (6 mg) if you respond well • Up to 15 drops (7.5 mg) if I have a key outcome that I’m taking it for (anti-infection, cognitive enhancement, etc.) • I have experimented with 15 drops twice per day and seen diminishing returns. (No additional benefits seen) The sweet spot for me is 12 drops per day.

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Consumption: Add MB to fresh orange juice to avoid blue tongue/mouth staining. Other liquids that also work well: Kombucha, raw milk. Be cautious not to spill—it stains. Note: If it does get on your skin, it’s always worn off within a day for me.

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I’ve been using it consistently, on and off, for 6 months. I prefer to cycle MB. When you come off most of the effects don’t stick around, for periods up to 30 days. For higher dosages, I take for shorter periods (7-14 days) Consistent dosage (5-12 drops) up to 30 days. I usually take MB according to my work output: High work output = I take more Low work output = I take less (or not at all)

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Is it safe? Like any drug, it is safe when used correctly. However, here are important points to consider: • Do not use with antidepressants (SSRIs) ↓ • If you've a G6PD deficiency, it can cause anemia • Microdose (1-5mg) to avoid blood pressure and heart effects

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Before you leave, I’m curious: Have you been using methylene blue? If so, what benefits have you noticed? Feel free to add your comment below.

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Saved - October 26, 2024 at 4:45 AM
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Our nervous system struggles with constant stimulation, leading to chronic dysregulation. To reset it, I suggest 15 lifestyle changes. These include switching aggressive music for healing sounds, replacing coffee with ceremonial cacao, and opting for Epsom salt baths instead of ice baths. I recommend using wired earphones, practicing breathwork, and choosing kombucha over beer. Additionally, consider using the Sleep Cycle app, embracing strategic rest, and wearing linen clothing. For more insights, I created a program to help with this reset. What would you add to this list?

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Our nervous system didn't evolve to handle constant stimulation. However, today's world floods us with constant stimuli—causing chronic dysregulation. To fix it, you need a nervous system reset. And it starts with these 15 simple lifestyle changes: 🧵

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1) Switch aggressive music to healing sounds Aggressive music gets your adrenaline flowing—creating a state of agitation—which is detrimental in the long run. You don’t want to be hyped up all the time. Instead, switch to hand-pan music whilst working.

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2) Switch coffee to ceremonial cacao Coffee increases cortisol. Chronic elevation of cortisol leads to chronic stress, which eventually leads to burnout. To reset, drink ceremonial cacao. It’ll provide a desired boost with these benefits below.

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3) Switch ice baths to Epsom salt bath Epsom salt bath is rich in magnesium sulphate which reduces muscle tension and inflammation. You can still do ice baths. But not without proper parasympathetic activation.

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4) Switch noise-canceling wireless headphones to wired earphones You don’t want to fry your brain for hours every single day. This is one of the best things I’ve done for myself. If you are hesitant to get rid of yours, watch this:

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AirPods and wireless headphones emit massive amounts of radio frequency electromagnetic fields (EMFs) that go straight through the brain and into the body. According to about 1500 studies, these EMFs are harmful to humans, creating DNA damage and oxidative stress. One study looking at human sperm showed that when exposed to EMFs from cell phones, the sperm experience more DNA breaks and less motility. The solution is to use wired headphones and to put your cell phone completely on airplane mode when carrying it.
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Speaker 0: Watch this. Both AirPods and wireless headphones emit massive amounts of EMFs. Massive amounts of radio frequency electromagnetic fields that are going straight through your brain and into your body for hours a day. Are these a problem? Are these a big deal? Well, there's been about 1500 studies on EMFs coming from AirPods, your cell phone, wireless headphones. And the vast majority of these studies find these EMFs to be harmful to humans, creating DNA damage and oxidative stress. Not something you want pumping through your brain, pumping through your body, or you want right next to your crotch for hours a day. There's actually a study looking at human sperm showing that when human sperm are exposed to EMFs from cell phones, the sperm experience more DNA breaks and they have less motility. The simple solution is to use wired headphones and to put your cell phone completely on airplane mode when you're walking around with it in your pocket.

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5) Switch meditation to breathwork Meditation takes months to foster a deeper connection to the source. With breathwork, you can experience it in just one session. When connected, you feel grounded and at peace. My best practice (try it now and continue reading) ↓

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Double Inhales Breath in until you feel "full." Once full, take another short-sharp inhale through your nose. Breath out fully over 12 seconds. Repeat as needed. Tell me the world didn’t slow down?

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Corporate breath work is a practice to quickly reduce stress. The process involves a full, long, slow inhale through the diaphragm and lungs, followed by another short, sharp inhale through the nose. Both inhalations are through the nose. Then, exhale through the mouth over 8 to 10 seconds. An example is provided: Inhale through the diaphragm and then the chest, take another short, sharp inhale, and then exhale for 8 seconds.
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Speaker 0: So there's a practice that's commonly known as corporate breath work, and that's because it's the fastest way to mitigate or reduce stress in a very immediate way. And the process is you take full, long, slow inhale through your diaphragm and your lungs. And when you feel like you're full, take another short, sharp inhale through the nose. Both inhalations through the nose and then you exhale through the mouth over a period of 8 to 10 seconds. So it looks something like this. So you can follow along with me. Inhale through the diaphragm and then the chest. When you feel like you're full, take another short, sharp inhale and release. Exhale. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.

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6) Switch bottled beer to kombucha. To reset, you want to avoid alcohol. 7) Switch podcasts during travel time to presence and re-connection. 8) Switch mindless scrolling to intentional scroll on Twitter (as you are doing now) or don’t scroll at all.

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9) Switch your iPhone alarm to Sleep Cycle. The app tracks sleep phases via sound patterns. It wakes you up during lightest sleep stage within a 30-min window. Clinically proven to reduce morning grogginess by aligning with natural sleep cycles.

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10) Switch hustle culture to strategic rest Constant cognitive load depletes prefrontal cortex function. 4 hours of deep focused work daily will always outperform 12 hours of scattered tasks. Combine daily deep work with complete disconnection. Trust me, peak performance requires rest.

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11) Switch light mode to dark mode We all know blue light can disrupt our circadian rhythm, melatonin production, and overall sleep quality. Dark mode is a no-brainer. Your phone will become less interesting and you will not spend as much time online, chasing cheap dopamine.

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12) Switch fasting to morning fats and protein Your stress hormones spike when you wake up, and skipping breakfast (fasting) keeps these stress levels high. Start your day with a simple low-carb meal, such as eggs and avocado. Gradually introduce carbs throughout the day.

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13) Switch polyester to linen clothing Polyester contains endocrine-disrupting phthalates and dimethyl fumarate. These synthetics accumulate in body tissue through skin contact while linen allows skin to breathe and contains no artificial hormone disruptors. A simple switch, yet super-effective.

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14) Switch your primary phone to your 2nd phone I use it to: • Set alarms: No option for media sources upon waking • Listen to mixes whilst I work/train • Receive 2FA codes through Google Voice I’m way calmer and far more productive.

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15) Switch closed shoes to barefoot contact Grounding is the universal anti-inflammatory medicine. Our feet are loaded with nerve endings. The Earth is charged with an electrical frequency that matches your nervous system and immune system. So, the bare feet allow us to absorb that energy.

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Saved - October 22, 2024 at 12:12 PM
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ADHD is a cognitive difference, not a disorder, and can be harnessed as a superpower. Individuals with ADHD often excel when placed in their zone of genius, despite challenges with attention and focus. Scientific insights reveal differences in brain function and neurotransmitter levels, particularly dopamine and GABA. Medications like Elvanse can lead to dependency and low mood. Instead, I advocate for natural methods to support neurotransmitter function and manage stimuli, including breathwork, meditation, and lifestyle adjustments. My 14-day program offers tools to transform health and optimize performance.

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ADHD is not a disorder. It’s a difference in cognition. You need to harness it, not sedate with pills. Once you do, it will make you hyper-focus. Here’s what you can do to turn ADHD into a superpower: 🧵

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First off, what is ADHD? A persistent pattern of inattention or hyperactivity/impulsivity that disrupts functioning. Symptoms: • Short attention span • Easily distracted (spacing out) • Constantly changing activities • Unable to concentrate on tedious tasks But…

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In my experience with clients, individuals with ADHD are attention-different people. They do not have an attention deficit. Once you place them in their zone of genius, they thrive (which I’ll explain in a minute). But first, let’s get to the root cause.

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Scientists have discovered there are differences in the brains, nerve networks, and neurotransmitters of people with ADHD. Let’s start with the brain. When it doesn’t fully develop—it can’t do its job properly...

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Some neural networks may be less effective. The brain can take longer to “switch off” in the default mode network (DMN). It’s active when you are, i.e. day-dreaming. For people with ADHD, it’s harder to switch off from this “daydream mode” to “focus mode" 👇🏽

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The default mode network, active during mind-wandering, is less active during specific tasks. Studies show people with ADHD have atypical connectivity in this network, possibly linked to distractibility. Individuals with ADHD also show lower activity in attention and cognitive control networks. Normally, activity in these networks increases when default mode network activity decreases, and vice versa. A hypothesis suggests that in ADHD, the default mode network is dysregulated, interfering with the function of attention and cognitive control networks.
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Speaker 0: One example is the default mode network, which is a collection of brain regions that is more active during mind wandering and introspection, and less active when a person is attempting to complete a specific task. Studies have found that people with ADHD have atypical connectivity in the default mode network, which might be associated with distractibility. Individuals with ADHD also display lower activity in brain networks that are involved in attention and cognitive control. Typically, activity in these networks increases when activity in the default mode network decreases and vice versa. Thus, one hypothesis is that in ADHD, activity in the default mode network is dysregulated and interferes with a function of networks involved in attention and cognitive control.

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There are two types of attention: bottom-up (unconscious) and top-down (conscious). Bottom-up: driven by external stimuli, i.e. loud noise Top-down (controlled): driven by goals, intentions, or what you think matters, i.e. a business goal People with ADHD struggle with the latter. Bottom-up impairs top-down—which is why you struggle to focus.

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For example: You know you need to do something, you intend to do it, yet you don't do it. This applies not only to trivial tasks, like throwing trash in a bin, but also to more important matters.

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Now, there are a plenty of ADHD treatments such as Elvanse (similar to Ritalin), Adderall, Atomoxetine capsules, etc. Let’s analyse the Elvanse real quick:

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It is a central nervous system stimulant (CNS) It increases dopamine (pleasure, movement, attention span) and norepinephrine (stimulant). When you come off, you are no longer blocking their reabsorption, so they fall below baseline. The result?

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Depleted dopamine which leads to low mood, less pleasure, pain, and headaches. Depleted norepinephrine which leads to low HRV (poor control of sympathetic function) and migraines from depletion of sympathetic norepinephrine stores. Put simply...

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Elvanse stimulates your nervous system to produce dopamine and norepinephrine. When you aren’t taking Elvanse… Your body will be less effective at producing them naturally (leading to a need to take it). But what about hyper-excitability?

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Hyper-excitable individuals struggle to slow down and manage external stress. People with ADHD can easily get distracted by an unexpected call or meeting. This is a dysfunction in cerebral cortex (the imbalance of dopamine and norepinephrine). Not to mention GABA…

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GABA is your brain’s “brake pedal.” It reduces excitability. People with ADHD have lower levels of GABA (weak brakes). This is why you struggle to calm down. This can also lead to epilepsy, chronic pain, anxiety, etc.

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GABA is a primary inhibitory neurotransmitter. When GABA binds to GABA receptors, these ligand-gated chloride channels open, allowing chloride ions to enter the neuron. This influx of chloride ions makes the neuron more negative, thus reducing its likelihood of responding to new stimuli.
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Speaker 0: GABA is a major inhibitory neurotransmitter. Upon binding, it triggers GABA receptors, ligand gated chloride channels, to open and allow chloride ions to flow into the neuron, making it more negative and less likely to respond to new stimuli.

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Stimulants such as Elvanse and Ritalin affect the GABA pathway. Remember, GABA is the “brake pedal.” Low GABA = cortical hyper-excitability My client had this exact problem. Here is how we’ve solved it:

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First off, support health neurotransmitter function. We limited stimulants by performing a factory reset: • No loud music • No screens • No caffeine • No medication It takes roughly 30 days to return to baseline.

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Then naturally increase neurotransmitters: • GABA • Dopamine • Norepinephrine Reduce the above stimulants, control mind-created stress, and optimise your life for parasympathetic activation. How?

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My battle-tested tools: • Sauna • Meditation • Proper sleep • Epsom salt bath • Personalised supplementation • Grounding/spending time under the sun • Specific breathwork exercises (that I provide) Moving on.

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Train yourself to manage stimulus better. Precisely, train your parasympathetic nervous system. How? • Red light therapy • Cold water therapy • Vagus nerve stimulation • Control mind-created stress

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Deactivate with the breath. As referred above, I gave him specific breathwork exercises to bring him back to a calm baseline. As a breathwork facilitator, I can assure you—breathwork is your best friend here.

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And finally, harness your gift. As I said, you don’t have attention deficit. You have different attention. Position yourself within your zone of genius, aligned with your skills and interests. Eliminate, delegate, and systematise the rest. Huberman's explanation is perfect:

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Individuals with ADHD can exhibit intense focus on preferred activities, such as video games, demonstrating a capability for concentrated attention. However, they struggle to maintain focus and discipline when faced with tasks they find uninteresting or undesirable. The lack of consistent discipline is a key characteristic, regardless of whether hyperactivity is present.
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Speaker 0: If you look at kids or adults with ADHD, like true attention deficit disorder or hyperactivity disorder, you don't always have the hyperactivity. What you find is they can focus really well if it's on something they like. So a kid with ADD or ADHD that loves video games, that kid will play video games with laser focus for 3 hours. That sounds like me. But then you put them in front of something they don't wanna do and they just can't anchor their discipline. They just don't have the discipline. That also sounds like me.

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You don’t need to "eliminate" ADHD. You don’t need to sedate it with medication. My client stopped using medication after this protocol—and he's thriving now. I've provided insights into his transformation that you can apply. But if you want to explore further…

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Saved - April 4, 2024 at 9:00 PM
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Gary Brecka saved the life of UFC president Dana White by applying a biohacking protocol that tripled his life expectancy. The Superhuman Protocol boosts cellular function using natural elements. After 10 weeks on the protocol, Dana transformed from dying to looking like a Hollywood star. The protocol involves PEMF therapy, oxygen, breathwork, and red light therapy. Red light therapy has numerous benefits, including skin rejuvenation. It's important to prioritize health and not sacrifice it for work.

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This is Gary Brecka. He's the man who saved the life of UFC president Dana White. Gary applied a biohacking protocol on Dana that tripled his life expectancy. Here's that protocol:

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The Superhuman Protocol This protocol is a whole-body solution that naturally makes you the ultimate human. It boosts cellular function in the body from the inside out, using 3 of Earth’s natural elements. Gary explains:

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He started the superhuman protocol using magnetism, oxygen, and light from nature. Due to lack of contact with the earth, he invested in $150,000 worth of equipment including a PMF mat, HyperMax oxygen for exercise therapy, and a red light therapy bed. He used this equipment daily for optimal health benefits. Translation: He began the superhuman protocol using natural elements like magnetism, oxygen, and light. To counteract the lack of contact with the earth, he invested in expensive equipment for oxygen therapy and red light therapy, using it daily for health benefits.
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Speaker 0: Know, he also started something called the superhuman protocol, and superhuman protocol is using magnetism, oxygen, and light. Right? So the only things that we really get from mother nature the the big benefit we get from mother nature, is we get magnetism from the earth, we get oxygen from the air, we get light from the sun. The truth is most of us are not contacting the surface of the earth that much anymore. So he bought a $150,000 worth of equipment, a PMF mat, an oxygen, what's called a HyperMax oxygen to do exercise with oxygen therapy, and a red light therapy bed. And I had him use that equipment every single day, 7 days a week.

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The Horrible Health Of Dana White Initially, Dana wanted Gary to predict how long he has to live. Gary got his bloodwork done. At 1:30 AM, the lab alerted him about Dana's life-threatening situation. He was on the brink of death...

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Dana White, a celebrity, faced health issues like high blood pressure and fatigue. After discovering his dangerously high triglyceride levels, insulin resistance, and other conditions, he was given a life expectancy of 10.4 years. Shocked, Dana committed to following a health plan to improve his health and extend his life.
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Speaker 0: So Dana White is a an example. I mean, he's just a celebrity example, but he is a shining example of the vast number of people, you know, men and women in his age category, that have given up on the capacity to thrive. They've accepted that they have hypothyroid, hypertension. They wake up sore and achy in the mornings, that they don't have a response to exercise. They have a little bit of spare tire. They're brain foggy. They're on 3 or 4 medications. In his case, he was on 7 medications at the time, 3 of which were for blood pressure. He was on, you know, I think a thyroid medication was also on he's been very public about this, by the way. And and again, I have to say, I'm not licensed to practice medicine. It was my clinical team that they came up with the diagnosis, and I communicated it to Dana. I do train physicians to read blood work and genetic testing, but I can't practice medicine. But the the point is that when I met Dana, all he wanted to do was for me to predict his life expectancy, and I hadn't done that in almost 7 years. I left that industry for a reason. I don't do it anymore. The test that I do does not predict life expectancy. The genetic test and the blood work that I do will not tell you how long you're gonna live. I have no interest in predicting death anymore. I only have an interest in extending life. And, you know, when when Dana was only interested in me predicting his death, so I said, okay. For Dana White, I'll come out. I'll meet with you. I'll do a blood test on you, a gene test on you. I'll pull all your medical records, and I'll give you your life expectancy. But what I did was went out and got his blood work and his gene test, and, I was actually in bed at 1:30 in the morning when the lab was running his blood work. And I've had 7 life threatening alert calls, in the middle of the night because when you drop blood work off the lab, the lab runs it through the night. If they find a life threatening alert, they call the account holder. Right? So, I owned the company that was on the account. So LabCorp calls us at 1 o'clock, 1:30 in the morning, says, hey. We have a life threatening alert on a patient. I was like, oh, what's the patient's name? They said, last name's White. I said, Dana White? They said, yeah. And I go, wow. What's the, life threatening alert? They said, triglycerides are almost 800. Now triglycerides are a measure of blood fat. K? It shouldn't be above a 149. At 200 or 300, this is a cataclysmic level in the blood, especially in a fasted state. K. We pulled this blood in a fasted state. They weren't 400. They weren't 500. They weren't 600. They weren't 700. They were, like, 768. So they were I mean, this is an enormous number. And so I said, k. I need to get the blood work over to, you know, to the doctor. And when they sent the, the blood work into the portal, I then saw that he was insulin resistant. He was hyperinsulinemic. He was prediabetic. He had skyrocketing levels of cholesterol. He had he was hypertriglyceridemic. He was hyper, homocystinemic. This homocysteine that I told you elevates and causes the blood vessels to constrict. I mean, he had all of these conditions. I literally, at that moment, booked a flight for 7:30 or 8:30 in the morning to head out and see him. And, because I said I need to go see him in person. And I remember, I think his assistant called me, and I was at the airport. And she said, hey. Dino wants to know if his life expectancy is in. I go, well, I'm on my way to see him. You know? And she goes, oh god. Is it like that? I said, yes. It's like that. And, so I flew out to see him and I sat down with Dana. And when we talked about the blood work, I didn't even explain the levels. I explained the symptom. I did not know that he was on a CPAP machine, but I said, I am surprised that you can actually sleep through the night because he was so hypoxic. Robots don't count hemoglobin levels. I'm surprised he can even sleep through the night without, like, just waking up choking, gagging. He's like, dude, I'm on CPAP machine. I wake up every night. I throw up in the middle of the night. I throw up so much, I'm losing my voice. And I said this level of claudication triglycerides in the bloodstream was surprised you can't even bend down in tire shoes. That's not painful to tire shoes. Not that it's not restrictive to tire shoes. It's not painful. Like, it doesn't feel like the skin's gonna peel off your legs. And he went, what the fuck? I mean, he slammed his hand down. He was like, how did you, you know, how did you know that? And I said, Dana, your level of brain fog and fatigue right now has got to be at a crushing level of fatigue. I don't know how the only thing getting you through the day is your own stubborn willpower. And I'm surprised you can remember anything from 1 minute to the next. And his whole staff was like, dude, he's so forgetful. He passes out in meetings. He's sleeping in the planes. He's gagging and snoring. These were not things I necessarily knew about him. So I began to describe all the outcomes of these kinds of conditions. And I said, look, if if you don't do what we're gonna ask you to do for the next 10 weeks, you know, based on this blood work and the medical records that we pulled for the previous 10 years and the demographic data we pulled for 10 years, you have a life expectancy at 10.4 years. You know, for a 50 2 year old man to realize that he's not gonna make it out of his sixties, a big realization. And he flipped a switch, a level of discipline that, you know, I haven't seen in a patient in a long time. He goes, dude, I'll do whatever you tell me to do. So

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After 10 weeks on superhuman protocol, Dana was unrecognisable. He went from dying to tripling his life expectancy and looking like a Hollywood star. He literally became a superhuman at 54.

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Before we dive into the exact steps of the protocol... You must know all the mind-blowing results of Dana's transformation:

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In just 10 weeks, he saw significant improvements in his health, losing over 40 pounds and getting off all prescription medications. His blood work, kidney and liver function, immune system, and skin tone all improved. He no longer needed a CPAP machine, was no longer prediabetic, and had normal blood pressure without medication. His life expectancy nearly tripled, giving him a new lease on life.
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Speaker 0: In 10 weeks, he had a such a material change in his blood work. I forget how much weight he lost. I think he had lost almost 28 or £30 at times. He's over £40 now. By the end of 5th month, he was completely off of every prescription medication he was on. He's down £44. He lost the c you know, he's no longer using the CPAP machine. He no longer is prediabetic. He no longer has insulin resistance. He no longer has life threatening levels of triglyceride infective normal. His Kidney function improved. His liver function improved. His immune system strengthened. He feels like a 35 year old man again. His skin tone all improved. His blood pressure returned to normal. He's not on any blood pressure medication. So his blood pressure returned to normal. And he was like, dude, I had no idea I could feel this good. I feel freaking amazing. And his life expectancy? Almost tripled. Almost tripled? Almost tripled. Just under 30 years.

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Step 1: Magnetism PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy helps cells function better. It improves: • Metabolism • Energy in cells • Removal of toxins Dana used a costly PEMF mat. Here's the natural method with the same effectiveness:

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To be alkaline, connect with the Earth by touching soil, grass, or sand with bare feet. Grounding discharges built-up human charges into the Earth, affecting pH levels. Drinking alkaline water doesn't truly impact pH, but Earth contact does. A PMF mat can help achieve alkalinity without spending $150.
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Speaker 0: But if your listeners wanna do it for free, you can take off your shoes and contact the surface of the earth, and I'm talking about bare feet on soil, dirt, grass, sand, because earthing and grounding is a very real thing. We actually discharge into the earth. We actually, human beings, build up a charge. Do you know the pH, the acid alkaline scale? PH stands for potential hydrogen. It's a charge. It's a complete fallacy that you can get alkaline by drinking alkaline water. That's the biggest marketing method I've ever told to the public. But you can get alkaline by contacting the surface of the Earth. So if you don't have a $150, which I don't expect anybody listening to this podcast to spend $150, but he did. I said, you need a mag you need a PMF mat so that you can be alkaline.

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Step 2: Oxygen The presence of oxygen is the absence of disease. During light exercise, an oxygen mask seals off outside air. Thus, you are breathing in 93% pure oxygen. It improves blood flow, oxygen circulation, and ATP production. Again, here's the free no-mask method:

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To become superhuman, spend 10 minutes daily on breath work, exercise, and red light therapy. Breath work involves deep breathing for 8 minutes, focusing on belly button movement and lung filling. Oxygen is key to emotional states like joy and anger. Practice Wim Hof style breath work with 3 rounds of 30 deep breaths, gradually increasing to 5 breaths. Signs of progress include lightheadedness, tingling in fingers and toes, and neck temperature changes. Eventually, aim to hold breath for 2-4 minutes between rounds. Contact the earth daily for grounding. Translation: To become superhuman, engage in daily breath work, exercise, and red light therapy. Focus on deep breathing for 8 minutes, emphasizing belly button movement and lung filling. Oxygen plays a crucial role in emotional states like joy and anger. Practice Wim Hof style breath work with 3 rounds of 30 deep breaths, gradually increasing to 5 breaths. Signs of progress include feeling lightheaded, tingling in fingers and toes, and changes in neck temperature. Aim to eventually hold breath for 2-4 minutes between rounds. Connect with the earth daily for grounding.
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Speaker 0: You need to spend 10 minutes a day breathing, 95% o two under mild exercise, and you need to lay in a red light therapy bed. So in the absence of the superhuman protocol, you can become superhuman by contacting the earth and by learning to do breath work. Speaker 1: Let's talk about breath work. Speaker 0: I spend 8 minutes every day doing a very specific series of breath work, and I'll teach it to you now. You're you said your wife has certified him? Speaker 1: Yeah. My partner, she's a she's a Speaker 0: breath work practitioner. Your partner. Speaker 1: I've done breath work with her. I've done breath work with a few people, but no one's ever had the profound impact on me through breath work that she has. I've never shut her out before, so I probably should. Her Instagram is atmeloai for anybody that's interested in breath work. Speaker 0: People do not realize the power of something that is so accessible, so free, and so easy to do. Right? They they want things to be more complicated, but it's not. And when I said the presence of oxygen is the absence of disease, it's absolutely true. Remember that every elevated emotional state that a human being can experience actually has in its molecular structure, oxygen is a component of that emotion. So if you look at the difference between passion, elation, joy, arousal, libido, and anger, for example. It's usually only 1 neurotransmitter and the presence of oxygen. The reason why no human being has ever woken up laughing is because you don't have the oxidative state to experience laughter right out of deep sleep. But can you wake up angry? Yes. Because anger doesn't require oxygen. So every morning, contact the surface of the earth and then spend 8 minutes doing I do a Wim Hof style breathwork. I give credit where credit's due. He's father of breath work as far as I'm concerned. So I do 3 rounds of 30 deep breaths, like, obnoxiously deep breaths, and I start by trying to take my belly button and pull my belly button out towards the wall. Imagine there's a string pulling your belly button towards the wall, and then you you fill from the lobes along to the apex of the lung. And then you exhale and just relax. God knows what they think we're doing right outside this podcast. They're, like, a whole bunch of freak out. I knew it was a cult. I knew I knew he was a cult leader. But, so you do 3 rounds of 30 breaths. On the 30th breath, you exhale and you hold. Allow the carbohydrate rep the receptor to reset. When you don't feel you can hold anymore, you take a deep breath in. You hold again, and you let it out slow, and you start again. I would suggest that you start with 3 rounds of 5 breaths, then work to 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30. If you get light headed, this is a good sign that the oxygen tension is changing in your brain. If your fingers and toes get tingly, this is a good sign that you're changing the oxygen tension. If you feel some kind of heat, temperature change in your neck, these are all great signs. You will get to the point where you can actually hold your breath for 2 or 3 minutes, sometimes 4 minutes between rounds of breath work.

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Breathwork Changed My Life It provided stability and security during the most stressful times. My favourite breathwork method? Double inhale. • Inhale through your nose until you're full • Then inhale sharply through your nose • Combine this with a long-slow exhale • Repeat the cycle It's also known as "Corporate Breathwork" for its stress-fighting power.

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Step 3: Light In this case, red light therapy (RLT) benefits cell rejuvenation, tissue healing, inflammation reduction, and pain relief. The major benefit is skin rejuvenation. RLT stimulates collagen and elastin production for healthier skin. Natural light is as efficient.

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Exposing yourself to natural sunlight in the morning, specifically the first 45 minutes, can have a positive impact on your health. This "first light" contains no damaging UVA or UVB rays, but still provides vitamin D3 and helps regulate cortisol levels. It is the best way to reset your circadian rhythm. By combining this with grounding and breath work, you can achieve similar benefits to expensive equipment like Dana White did.
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Speaker 0: Last thing is to expose yourself to natural sunlight. First thing in the morning, the first 45 minutes of the day, god gives us a very, very special type of light. It's called first light. There's no UVA. There's no UVB rays in this light, so that it's not the damaging rays from the sun. It still generates vitamin d 3. It has a positive effect on cortisol, on vitamin d 3. First light is the best way to reset your circadian rhythm. So by contacting the surface of the earth, doing breath work, and getting first light, you can get to the same place that Dana White did with a $150 in equipment.

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If you're living in a country where there's no light in the morning... Use an artificial lamp at your working desk. Also, to dive deeper into red light therapy, I wrote an entire issue below. Let's continue.

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Light is a lot like food. Similar to how our bodies digest fats, carbs, and proteins, we uniquely metabolise colours of light as well. It’s well-known that the human body needs sunlight, which is a combination of: • The entire visible light spectrum (400-700 nm) • UV (10-400 nm) • Near infrared (700-1100 nm) • Far infrared wavelengths (1000-3000 nm). Scientists have also found that our cells respond particularly strongly to: • Red light (620–700 nm) • Near-infrared light (700–1100 nm) In fact, hundreds of peer-reviewed clinical studies have proven that specific wavelengths of red and near infrared light within the "therapeutic window" enhance mitochondrial function at a cellular level. This light passes through human tissue more easily, penetrating deep into muscle and joint tissue; stimulating the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which is the mode of chemical energy transportation at the cellular level. Cells receive this rejuvenating, anti-aging energy boost that enables them to perform their natural functions at a heightened level. Here are just a few of the documented benefits of red light therapy: • Improves skin clarity, tone, and texture • Stimulates production of collagen and elastin • Diminishes freckles, age spots, and acne • Reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and puffy eyes • Fades scars and stretch marks • Speeds wound healing and reduces joint inflammation • Aids in muscle recovery and enhances athletic performance It's a no-brainer if you're serious about improving your health.

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Aging Is The Aggressive Pursuit Of Comfort We need to stop telling people to: • Fear the sun or cold water • Lay down and relax • Eat when they feel hunger This is collapsing all of our strength mechanisms. We're born to be uncomfortable.

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The speaker discusses the negative impact of seeking constant comfort on aging and overall health. They emphasize the importance of stress and discomfort in strengthening the body. Encouraging exposure to cold showers and discomfort as a way to build resilience and control emotional responses for a better future.
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Speaker 0: Earlier about, about comfort. Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: I I was speaking to someone yesterday about this thing called he referred to as the comfort crisis and how, you know, as we've become more I'd say civilized, but I don't know if that's the right terminology. As we become more advanced technologically as humans, we can make our lives increasingly more comfortable. Correct. Sounds like a good thing. Speaker 1: Terrible. It accelerates aging in every form. I mean, aging is the aggressive pursuit of comfort. We have got to stop telling grandma not to go outside. It's too hot. Not to go outside. It's too cold. Just to lay down, just to relax, to eat at the very first pang of hunger. This is collapsing all of our own natural defense mechanisms. You know, if we don't load our bones, they don't strengthen. If you don't tear a muscle, it doesn't grow. If you don't challenge the immune system, it weakens. And so stress is very often very good for the body. Thermal stress, you know, weight bearing, exercise, breath work, these things put stressors into the body that are very that have a very positive effect at strengthening you. We wanna regulate everything now. We regulate our temperature. We go from a, you know, temperature controlled office to a temperature controlled car to a temperature controlled home. You know, we don't we don't thermoregulate anymore. I mean, you know, usually when you when I ask people to start taking cold showers, they take their 1st cold shower, they never do it again. Why? Because they don't wanna be uncomfortable. And so when you learn to deal and become comfortable with being uncomfortable, this is like a metaphor for life. It's almost like yoga. If you've ever done really intense yoga and you're holding a yoga pose and you're trying to remain calm and focus on your breath while your body's in intense pain. Now you're not in any risk, but your ass feels like it's gonna peel off your legs, and your hamstrings are firing and you're sweating and you're shaking and you're doing this thing that's called the candlestick, but it's really painful. And if you can main maintain calm and and and breathe through a situation like that, what happens 4 hours later when you get a nasty Instagram message? Nothing. Doesn't shift your mood. And if we don't learn to control our emotional state, we will never control our future.

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Dana is a prime example of what happens when you sacrifice health for more work. He didn't value health until the sickness came. As someone who lost his health once with IBS, trust me when I say: Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live in.

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