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Smoothies!!
Smoothies, my savior on nutrition.. for me? Matcha, Non Dairy Milk, (almond, soy or oat) Good Honey, Vegan Proteins, Green power mix and Collagen powder. 🫐 I then add a lot of Spinach a few raw eggs and 2 Bananas. About exactly 36 oz or a Full Quarts worth. Maybe 600-750 calories at most but PACKED w nutrition thats hard to get in much of our "Regular" meals, etc. Also high fiber via raw Spinach. Smoothies are my Savior. Also my TOTAL Cholesterol dropped 60+ points in last 90 days as a result of exercise, activity, and MATCHA!! Which is one of the strongest, loaded with "bad Cholesterol" destroying antioxidants known as Chatecins!! Did you know that matcha is such a powerful antioxidant? That if you use too much of it in a short period of time , it actually can become toxic? It's That powerful !!. Then Combined with Blueberries? Absolute Free Radical Cell destruction. Chemical Warfare on a molecular level that is actually good for you!! Also used a meal substitute. My overall Cholesterol numbers were 296 in Dec now at 235 ish from one week ago bloodwork .I say No to statins. I Loath those drugs. They destroy your bodies natural metabolism of Fats. Period. If you are not morbidly obese? With pre arterial blockage? I see no reason to use statins as overprescibed by EVERY Dr. I've seen last 20+ years. Smoothies are a self made Superfood! my goal by June? to get that total Cholesterol down under 200. "Let FOOD BY THY MEDICINE..." Socrates or Maybe Hippocrates. 😁
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Hahaah this post is awesome @Adam Sawyer! I honestly love your smoothie. While raw eggs might not be for everyone, I will say, from experience… you don’t taste them. As for everything else I will remind everyone to source good quality products, for protein, matcha, and collagen we want 3rd party lab tested, reputable companies that clearly state all ingredients. There are many apps online such as SuppCo which allow you to scan your products and see how they rank (health, reputation, tests, etc). With good quality supplements and raw fruits and veggies from local farms or markets you set yourself up for success each day. Love it
🌱🥩Organic? Non-gmo?!?
🌱Shopping for real, nutrient-dense fuel that supports cellular health, lowers inflammation & extends your healthy years? 🌱These terms get thrown around a lot. Here’s the breakdown (what they actually mean + if they’re legit for longevity): • Organic – No synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, sewage sludge or GMOs. USDA-certified.VALID – Dramatically cuts pesticide residues linked to hormone disruption & chronic disease. Often higher antioxidants. Worth the premium. • Non-GMO – Ingredients not genetically engineered.VALID (with nuance) – Avoids glyphosate-heavy crops & potential unknown long-term effects. Science says GMOs are “safe” but longevity purists skip them. Bonus if paired with organic. • Grass-Fed (beef, dairy, lamb) – Animals ate only grass & forage their entire lives (no grain).SUPER VALID – 2–5× more omega-3s, CLA, vitamins A & E. Better anti-inflammatory profile. Huge upgrade vs. grain-fed. • Pasture-Raised – Animals lived outdoors on grass, moving freely (not feedlot).SUPER VALID – Superior nutrient density + lower stress hormones in the meat/eggs. Best animal-welfare & nutrition combo. 🌱Other common “fresh food” terms: • Free-Range – Some outdoor access (but could be a tiny door for 5 minutes).Semi-valid – Better than caged, but vague standards. Not as strong as pasture-raised. • Cage-Free – Hens not in tiny battery cages (still packed indoors).Mostly marketing – Minimal health benefit for you. • Antibiotic-Free / No Antibiotics Ever – No routine drugs.VALID – Reduces antibiotic resistance risk & drug residues. • No Added Hormones / rBST-Free – No synthetic growth hormones.VALID (for beef/dairy) – Avoids endocrine disruptors. (Poultry can’t legally have them anyway.) • Wild-Caught (fish) – Harvested from the wild.VALID – More omega-3s, fewer contaminants & antibiotics than farm-raised. • Regenerative – Farming that rebuilds soil health & sequesters carbon.VALID & NEXT-LEVEL – Often the most nutrient-rich food on the planet.
🌱🥩Organic? Non-gmo?!?
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@Reva Israel Of course Reva! Glad you benefited!
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@Adam Sawyer yea It such deep routed evil. And why Americans have lower lifespans and more health problems. Besides going for all raw foods I don’t know the fix unless a distributor disrupts the market
Waking Up in the Middle of the Night?
Middle-of-the-night wakeups are one of the most common sleep complaints I hear and one of the most fixable. Here are the main culprits and exactly what to do about each one (I also made attached pdf copy to download). 🚽 Nighttime Bathroom Trips This was the biggest issue for my mom. She was waking up multiple times a night to use the restroom, and it was destroying her sleep quality. The fix was simple: - Stop all liquid intake 2 hours before bed. This gives your body enough time to process and eliminate fluids before you fall asleep. - Install a dim night light in the bathroom, not an overhead light, not a bright LED. A soft, warm-toned plug-in wall light is ideal. Here's why this matters: flipping on a bright bathroom light at 2 a.m. is one of the fastest ways to suppress melatonin and signal your brain that it's time to wake up. A dim red or amber light lets you navigate safely without pulling you out of your sleep state. Product tip: Look for a plug-in night light with a warm amber or red bulb (under 10 lumens). Brands like Govee or a basic Walmart plug-in will do the job for under $10. 🩸 Blood Sugar Drops If you're waking up at 2 or 3 a.m. feeling restless, anxious, or unable to fall back asleep, low blood sugar may be the cause. When glucose drops too low overnight, your body releases cortisol to compensate, and cortisol is the opposite of sleep-friendly. Here's what helps: - Eat a small serving of complex carbohydrates with your last meal. Think half a sweet potato, a scoop of quinoa, or a small portion of lentils with dinner. These digest slowly and help keep blood sugar stable through the night. - Avoid going to bed on a completely empty stomach, especially if you've been fasting or had a very low-carb day. A small protein-fat snack like a few almonds can also help buffer blood sugar if dinner was light. - Avoid simple sugars or alcohol close to bed. Both cause an initial blood sugar spike followed by a crash that can wake you up. 🌡️ Temperature and Hormones
Waking Up in the Middle of the Night?
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@Reva Israel let me know if this helps!!!
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@David Gold I love the red light tip, that’s huge! As for alcohol, that’s another beast. Consuming anything late at night leaves your body working hard to metabolize it while it should be trying to sleep effectively. This metabolic and digestive action causes the body to heat up as well, which is the opposite of what your body needs for restful sleep. Alcohol is even worse because it needs to be filtered through the liver as well as effecting gut health. After drinking alcohol I take a digestive enzyme and B-complex (all B vitamins to help metabolize). I also take electrolytes so I don’t wake up completely dehydrated. Sugary alcoholic drinks could be a different issue. It’s hard to tell exactly what the issue is without taking a deep dive as sleep data, exact consumption and timing etc but try those supplements after drinking and see if it helps! I also turn my air down an extra 1-2 degrees after drinking to combat the bid temp change
🛌Sleep reports🛌
It’s always cool to see seasonal reports and analyze over a period of time how you did. I’m proud of my consistent sleep/wake times. Believe it or not these were much more sporadic a few years ago… Then I prioritized bedtime more than anything else. Were friends mad, girlfriend upset, missed family time? No, not at all. If you are are serious and determined about something, your loved ones will understand and adapt. It’s literally life or death…. lol. Normalize strict bedtimes again!!! How has your sleep been?
🛌Sleep reports🛌
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@Lidia Axe consistent bedtime is the biggest factor for deep (majority happens during first half of sleep). But I also noticed women average less deep and more REM. My sister and mom consistently beat me in REM but are way lower in Deep. I think it has to do with stress and hormones which can’t always be helped. Maybe a meditation or reading session before bed might help?
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@Reva Israel I think we all can, check out my latest post on sleep help!
💤💤How Many Hours a night do you sleep?
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@Adam Sawyer wow well that’s awesome you were able to do that. Alcohol is crazy detrimental to the human body. Constant toxins that wear down your organs and affect gut health, sleep health, and more. This has a butterfly effect on how you feel, energy, brain activity, and overall health. Stopping drinking asap is definitely a crucial part of longevity. I will have a glass of red wine once in a while, however, but it’s all about moderation. And if you can’t do moderation, don’t do it at all! Thanks for sharing Adam!
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@Reva Israel this is a common one. When working with my mom a few key changes helped make the difference in her sleep. We found that she was waking up a lot of times to use the restroom so we stopped all liquid intake 2 hrs prior to her sleep time. This allowed all liquid to pass through her prior to bed so she didn't need to wake up. Additionally, turning on the bathroom light contributes heavily to suppressing melatonin, therefore, I had her install a very dim wall light plug in to give soft but not deafening light in the bathroom for when she has to use it mid sleep. Wakeups in the middle of sleep can also be triggered by other things such as hormones and drops in blood sugar. To eliminate the blood sugar issue, I had my mom eat a complex carb with her last meal (sweet potato or quinoa usually with dinner). The hormones part is tricky, especially for women as they go through more of a dramatic shift as they age. Consistent exercise, consistent sleep schedule, and a cold room will go a long way to preserving sleep. I keep my room at 65 degrees and bought a more firm cooling mattress so my increases in body heat wont keep me up. I know this was a lot of info but I would love to talk more about this! Its a great topic. I might use this as inspiration for a post!!! Have a great day Reva!
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