Biohacking menopause

Hong Kong
Joined September 2013
Zora Benhamou retweeted
See this Instagram video by @hackmyage instagram.com/reel/DExWF29zd… Thank you, Zora, for having me on your inspiring podcast! Loved sharing tips to help women thrive through menopause with strength and confidence. Don’t miss this empowering conversation!
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Zora Benhamou retweeted
We’re on the top 10 menopause podcasts list!!! Thanks Zora from the Hack My Age Podcast! hackmyage.com/10-best-menopa… @hackmyage
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Recreate your ancestors wellness routine* (*they might not have called it that) Great podcast with @hackmyage
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People that supplemented with a bioavailable type of curcumin had a 28% improvement in memory and attention abilities, improvements in mood, and less amyloid and tau signals in the brain compared to those taking a placebo (randomized, controlled trial). newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/c…
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A high salt challenge (~2.36 g of sodium per day) reduced survival of various Lactobacillus species of gut bacteria, increased the number of autoimmune precursor cells, and elevated blood pressure in healthy males after 2 weeks. nature.com/articles/nature24…
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Added sugars increase cardiovascular disease risk factors among U.S. children at levels below the current consumption rate. Children in the U.S. consume ~95g of added sugar daily, almost 4 times what the World Health Organization recommends. circ.ahajournals.org/content…
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Injection with a specific probiotic strain of bacteria (called Mycobacterium vaccae) prevents inflammation in the brain caused by stress and reduces stress-induced anxiety behavior in mice. genengnews.com/gen-news-high…
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Keynote Eve Van Cauter on insufficient sleep + nutrition: 🔹️neg impact on L+G hormones 🔹️⬆️ hunger + appetite, fMRI shows ⬆️ in brain regions of food salience + reward 🔹️⬆️ food intake esp snacks (300+ cals) 🔹️⬆️ food intake exceeds extra wake costs #SLEEP2018
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Daily stretching exercises in a mouse model of breast cancer slowed tumor growth by more than 50%, without any other form of treatment. genengnews.com/gen-news-high…
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Vitamin D found to be the only dietary supplement that shows significant evidence of benefiting individuals with multiple sclerosis. Supplementation with 14,000 IU/d resulted in a 32% reduction in new brain lesions detected by MRI compared to placebo. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Another reason why exercise is beneficial: it stimulates the heart to make new muscle cells, both under normal conditions and after a heart attack. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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A small pilot clinical trial shows dark chocolate consumption increases neuroplasticity, improves memory and mood, reduces stress and inflammation. news.llu.edu/for-journalists…
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Coachs Eye App has totally changed my instruction. Instant feedback. This change created & learnt in 5 minutes.
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Not a gym person? No worries! Any type of movement every day is enough to help add to your longevity. today.com/health/how-much-sh…
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Pilot study finds supplementation with nicotinamide riboside improves blood pressure and arterial health particularly in individuals with mild hypertension. The decrease in blood pressure could translate to a 25% reduction in heart attack risk. genengnews.com/gen-news-high…
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To resurrect an old twitter tradition, today's "Follow Friday" is scientist @William_Mair. Will is trying to build his Twitter presence: please give him a follow if you have any interest in aging and particularly dietary restriction, which is a special focus of the @TheMairLab. xitter.cf/HarvardChanSPH/status/…
We often think of aging as an inevitable physical decline. But what if that wasn’t the case? What if we could change how we age? That's the question we explore with @William_Mair in this week's podcast harvardhealth.me/1ee44
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Eating out at restaurants and fast food chains may increase our exposure to phthalates, a chemical in plastics thought to disrupt hormones. Phthalates were 35% higher in participants who had eaten out the previous day compared with those who ate at home. theguardian.com/society/2018…
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