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How Long Does It Take To Get In Shape?

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The Metabolic Matrix: Why “Getting in Shape” is a Multi-Variable Equation Every New Year’s “resolutionary” wonders how long it will take them to get in shape. The same question comes up with most new members at X Gym. As a functional medicine biohacker and anti-aging researcher, I have to explain that your body is not…

Are There Cloned GMO Enzymes in Your Cheese?

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How to Sidestep Cloned GMOs and Genetic Engineering in Cheesemaking Cheese is an excellent protein source, and if you’re one of the many (like me) who meticulously scan labels to dodge GMOs and steer clear of cloning technology in your food, cheese might be a sneaky blind spot. That creamy wheel or sharp block on…

The Anti-Aging Power of Oleuropein

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Unlocking Muscle Health with Mitochondrial Calcium Aging takes a toll on our muscles, sapping strength and endurance—a condition known as sarcopenia. A new study shines a spotlight on mitochondrial calcium (mtCa²⁺) uptake as a key soldier in fighting this decline and offers a surprising fix: oleuropein, a compound from olives. Here’s how it works and…

How Santa Got Jacked

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On January 1st, 202​4, ​Santa ​pondered his New Year’s resolution. He had made over 1700 resolutions since he served as a Christian bishop in the 4th century. Back then he became well known for his generosity, particularly for giving away his wealth to help the poor and secret gifts to children. He was so generous,…

Why it’s important to do your own research

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You probably already know that I often say, “Question everything and believe no one.” Well, here is another example of that. The first two doctors I saw for my broken clavicle were less knowledgeable than I was (not to brag – just a fact because I do my own research), so I landed on a…

Another Attack on Erythritol

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According to recent media coverage of a recent “study,” eating erythritol can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke.  While the headlines about this “study” were sensational and scary (like other hit pieces), it’s really just another assault on healthy choices – this time an alternative sweetener that can help people lose weight, get…