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Mission 1-The 7-Day Metabolic Reset for Men 30
Fellas: today we start Mission 1. This is the foundation of performance medicine. If your insulin is out of control, you can’t burn fat, you can’t build muscle, your energy tanks, and your testosterone signaling collapses. Most doctors never teach this. I love to. For the next 7 days, we’re resetting the metabolic pathway that controls hunger, energy, fat loss, and testosterone. THE RULES (they are all labeled #1 as they are all equally important) 1. Walk 10 minutes after your biggest meal. This activates GLUT4 in your muscles — they pull glucose out of the blood without insulin. Less insulin → better testosterone → better performance. 1. Build your meals in this exact order: Protein → Veggies → Fats → Carbs (last) Why? Eating protein and fiber first slows gastric emptying and flattens the glucose spike. Flatter spike → lower insulin → better hormonal signaling. Example: Chicken → broccoli → avocado → rice. Same calories. Completely different physiology. **1. No snacking. Eat 2–3 structured meals only. Minimum 12-hour overnight fast.** Every snack = another insulin spike. Constant spikes = suppressed GnRH → suppressed LH → lower testosterone. A simple structure that works: - Last meal at 7–8pm - First meal 12 hours later (or longer if it fits your training) Keep insulin low between meals so your body can burn fat and restore hormonal rhythm. 1. Sleep 7+ hours. Low sleep raises cortisol, and cortisol shuts down GnRH — the signal to make testosterone. This is a non-negotiable. **1. Check in here daily with: “Day __ done.” Accountability is the engine of this Brotherhood. Every man here is taking ownership of his biology. WHY THIS MISSION MATTERS Most guys think “low testosterone” is the root problem. It’s not. For most men over 30: Insulin resistance is the silent force killing their hormones. Fix insulin → testosterone rises naturally. Fix insulin → energy stabilizes. Fix insulin → fat loss becomes automatic. If you want the mechanism, head over to the classroom tab and deep dive into the Insulin lectures. #Insulin
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I have a theory I can’t prove. The walk after a meal to help with glucose lowering is because of using the soleus muscle
🧠 Lesson 6: How Insulin Resistance is the biggest and treatable threat in your life
In yesterday’s lesson, we broke down how insulin moves glucose into your muscle, liver, and fat. Today, we connect the dots — how chronically high insulin flips that system upside down. When your muscles stop listening to insulin, your liver is forced to convert glucose into fat (de novo lipogenesis). It packages that fat into VLDL particles and ships them into the bloodstream. Then insulin activates LPL in your fat tissue, which pulls that fat straight out of the blood and locks it into storage. At the same time, insulin resistance and inflammation in your brain shut down kisspeptin neurons, lowering GnRH, LH, and ultimately testosterone. This is the full picture of modern metabolic collapse — and the reason most men are tired, soft, and low-T despite “normal” labs. 🧩 You’ll Learn: - How the liver converts excess glucose into fat (VLDL pathway) - Why LPL stays “on” in fat cells during hyperinsulinemia - How brain insulin resistance blunts GnRH and testosterone - The top 3 ways to start reversing it today (fasting windows, post-meal movement, and resistance training) 💥 Takeaway: High insulin starts in your blood — but ends in your brain. Fix the signal, and everything downstream begins to work again. Comment your biggest takeaway below — what’s the first lever you’re pulling to fix insulin and restore your hormones? #PerformanceMedicine #MensHealth #Metabolism #CovenixBrotherhood
🧠 Lesson 6:  How Insulin Resistance is the biggest and treatable threat in your life
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Does taking L-tyrosine help with the process
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