Every single cell in your body will die within the next 7 years. What can you add or remove so the incoming cells always have access to or never experience this thing?

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You nailed it. Sleep, diet, exercise. Avoiding toxins like alcohol in excess, tobacco, drugs is important. I see a lot of trauma so wear your seatbelts, helmets, etc. I know you’re all carnivores here, but the Mediterranean diet has the best evidence behind it for heart and brain health.
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Sikto 2 years ago
I was actually going to bring that up in my previous note! We just finished Sardinia.
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Sikto 2 years ago
I have the odd beer, or scotch. Sweets, not really. I love cured meats though, but we are pretty much on the Mediterranean diet otherwise.
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Sikto 2 years ago
Sourdough bread, steep hills, lots of walking, vegetable soup, seafood. Simple stuff, right?
Yea, the thing that blew my mind in the Okinawa episode was that they don’t use chairs. Getting up and down from tatami mats on the floor is basically like doing 30 squats a day and keeps them strong. I see so many elderly people in the US die from falls (broken leg, hip, head bleed, etc). Balance and strength 🤙
I spent time there w the centenarians. Steep hills, intermittent fasting (they didn’t have a lot of food as children but had a positive demeanor about it leave the table a little hungry’ vs we don’t have food), close interpersonal relationship, music, improv poetry, joking / not taking selves too seriously, 500+ varieties of veggies specific to Sardinia. The centenarians live in the center of the island bc the coasts were often conquered. So they eat pork, lamb, cheese not fish like blue zone diets often assume.
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Kendy 2 years ago
Light environment is very important too. Your circadian clock thrives with morning sunlight and blocked blue light (bright white artificial light) after sunset (or always if you can).
The best. Also visited Ikaria. The trees/plants in the yards = their medicine. They also have dances that go all night in different villages around the island. 90 year olds dancing until sunrise. Wild!
#prana #ojas #soma as our body ages, the regeneration slows But then again, I'm not the cells of my everchanging body, nor the everchanging thoughts. View quoted note →