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Post Your Supplement/Peptide Stack!
Hey everyone, Post your supplement and peptide stack, and I can take a look and help anyone optimize! The more information you provide, the better! Timing, dosage, brands, etc. If you're a client, you can skip this haha
0 likes • Jun 22
@Curtis Gillespie Sayers ok questions: 1) I am using the sublingual glutathione from Quicksilver, is that a good option? 2) regarding the OxyPowder - that is just MagCitrate, still not good and switch to Gaia? 3) Which Bvit should I add - I was using the sublingual from Quicksilver, is that a good option? 4) This photo is the Terz i use, I do 2.5 units 2x/week right now
0 likes • Jun 22
@Curtis Gillespie Sayers I am using Terz for weight loss/management and blood sugar balance goals. *Formerly I was 60lbs heavier than my current weight - post child bearing years. But pre pregnancy time, I was a fitness instructor and over-exercised and under-ate for yearrrrs. So I struggle with weight loss/management (lifelong). I lost the initial 50lbs exercising and under eating, then I hit a wall (shocking) when I turned 45 and couldn't eat any less or move any more so I started Terz in Feb and am down 10lbs with it. *I tend to run really low blood sugar, meaning I have to eat really frequently or I get shaky, lite headed, can't think clearly etc so I also wanted the insulin regulation benefits *OCD/ADHD brain and circulating thoughts - so help with persistent food noise
What Do You Want Me to Cover Next? 🔥
I want to make content that actually matters to you. Drop your topic requests below. Supplements, peptides, hormones, gut health, lab work, protocols, whatever you've been curious about. I'll use your requests to shape upcoming videos, posts, and course material. This community is about education and understanding your health at a deeper level. The more you engage and share what you want to learn, the better this gets for everyone. So don't be shy. Drop it below. 👇
2 likes • May 8
I would love a Classroom covering all things Bioregulators; what they are, how they work, when/how to implement, how long to use them - thanks!
2 likes • May 9
@Curtis Gillespie Sayers amazing - I’ll check in there for the bioregulators!
Bloated and puffy after workouts
I assume this is some sort of exercise intolerance? I already asked about fueling and electrolytes (both seems to be a in a good place). @Curtis Gillespie Sayers
1 like • May 8
Waiting for that “exercise at the cellular level” guide😎
1 like • May 9
@Curtis Gillespie Sayers can’t wait, thanks!
Morning Routine
Hey everyone, I thought I would share my morning routine for myself personally and what I recommend for clients. I finally took some time to put it together! Begin With Intention: A Morning Practice for Mind and Body My motto is: you have to take time to make time. Set your alarm 20 to 25 minutes earlier in the morning to implement this morning routine and support your overall health and wellness. How you start your day is one of the most important things you can do for your mental and physical health. The moment you wake up, take a long, deep breath in and slowly release. Repeat to yourself: "Everything in life is an opportunity. Every day in life is an opportunity." Repeat this as many times as you need. Get up, go to the bathroom, and immediately rinse your mouth with Auromere Mouthwash for 1 to 2 minutes (bacteria accumulates overnight and can populate the GI tract, contributing to systemic inflammation), then drink your water. Next, pick a word with a large number of syllables and repeat it out loud 15 times, slowly increasing the speed at which you say it as you go. The chemical names of compounds are an easy way to go. For example, noopept is "N-Phenylacetyl-L-prolylglycine ethyl ester." This will activate brain regions that support speech and communication and encourage neuroplasticity. Once you have completed this, perform at least 5 minutes of stretching. Most people need to stretch their lower body more than their upper body. Click HERE for some simple lower body stretches. Once your stretching is complete, perform 5 to 10 minutes of meditation using either 528 Hz frequencies or guided meditations. Please use wired headphones for this (do not use Bluetooth headphones, even ones with a plug-in option, as plugging them in does not turn off the Bluetooth signal).
1 like • May 8
Do you have an oral health guide? I have notes on things you’ve mentioned but would love something comprehensive
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Kali Carson
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@kali-carson-9524
Mom of 3 | Chef | New FDN practitioner | Entrepreneur. Passionate about health, flavor - always growing, learning, and chasing the next adventure.

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