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"What Is Biohacking Menopause?"
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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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We’re on the top 10 menopause podcasts list!!!
Thanks Zora from the Hack My Age Podcast!
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Recreate your ancestors wellness routine*
(*they might not have called it that)
Great podcast with @hackmyage
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Astaxanthin (found in salmon & krill) increased the activation of the longevity gene Foxo3 by 90%. sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
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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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A new study shows the "obesity paradox,” the idea that obese people live longer than those of normal weight, may be explained by muscle mass.
After accounting for muscle mass, high BMI no longer associates with greater survival. journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
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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.
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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.
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