“Lifestyle change isn’t sustainable,” Cornell recalled hearing from doctors in a post on X. “It wasn’t just disheartening. It was paralyzing.”
Tag: Lifestyle
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Mark Sisson: ‘Make your short, intense workouts even shorter and more intense—and your long, easy workouts even longer and easier’
Health and fitness pioneer Mark Sisson offered a succinct update to his long-standing training philosophy, encouraging a more polarized approach to exercise that matches the natural rhythms of ancestral life.
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Dan Go: ‘If you want to feel like yourself again, you need to MOVE’
Fitness coach and entrepreneur Dan Go urged professionals to rethink their relationship with movement, pointing out that modern sedentary lifestyles drastically underserve the brain and body compared to our ancestors. “The average American gets 3,000 to 4,000 steps a day,” said Dan Go in a LinkedIn post. “This pales in comparison to our hunter-gatherer ancestors,...
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Dr. Elie Jarrouge: ‘Stop obsessing over LDL cholesterol. Focus on metabolic health’
In a recent post, Dr. Elie Jarrouge challenged conventional wisdom on cholesterol, urging a shift away from LDL-focused health strategies toward broader markers of metabolic health.
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Brecka: ‘Want to biohack your brain?’
Human biologist Gary Brecka, host of The Ultimate Human podcast, posted on X several biohacks to “win the morning.”
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Study: Cold Plunges Enhance Cellular Cleanup, Potentially Slowing Aging and Combating Disease
Regular cold water immersion may enhance cellular resilience, potentially combating aging and disease. That’s according to a study released March 28, 2025, by the University of Ottawa. The study involved ten healthy young males who underwent daily one-hour immersions in 14°C (57.2°F) water over seven consecutive days. Blood samples collected before and after the acclimation...
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Ferriss: ‘Focus on better use of your best weapon’
Tim Ferriss, author and entrepreneur, encouraged individuals to focus on maximizing their strengths rather than attempting to improve every weakness. “Most people are good at a handful of things and utterly miserable at most. I am great at product creation and marketing but terrible at most of the things that follow,” Ferriss posted on X....
