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GLP-1 with A-LIST is the best way to do it responsibly. Malnourishment is not to be taken lightly. So are exercise and the right activity load, while keeping an eye on the rest of your routine.
38% of GLP-1 users malnourished.
If you’re going to be on a GLP-1, do it right so you get the wins not the losses.
Use whatever system you like; but I built @JOIN_A_LIST to make it easy. It tracks my macros and micros while I experiment with Tirzepatide.
Studies show that sauna correlates with a big decrease in mortality.
We made the Sauna Protocol in @JOIN_A_LIST to make it easy to know how much water is lost and calories are burned.
Sauna, Hydration, Exercise, Food. They’re all connected so you don’t need 10 different apps.
A-LIST gives you a real time view of your calories and macros so you always know what to do next.
It’s like digital Ozempic. Makes it easy to hit your protein and a cal deficit so you can lose fat and gain muscle.
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Circadian alignment affects metabolism, mood, cognition, sleep and more
@JOIN_A_LIST we made the Morning Light protocol to make this easy
It uses your iPhone sensors to calculate light exposure and lets you know when you’re getting enough
Inspired by @hubermanlab and @AbudBakri
Today we are sharing @JOIN_A_LIST with the world.
The easiest way to get healthy.
We built A-LIST to solve our own problems. Our friends asked us to join. Their friends asked to join.
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Protocols are great but making some of them (that you deem best for you) into rituals is especially transformative, because it makes them non-negotiable. What are your daily rituals? What do you never fail to do?
The health indicator no one talks about = the strong desire to work and build things. Whether for the intrinsic love of the work, the rewards, or both. Yes we need sleep and (some need) recreation but drive is at least as important as any other metric.
I've been off caffeine entirely for 9+ months. It's not my first long break, but if you haven't tried one recently I highly recommend it. Much better and more consistent energy regulation all day, and a natural interest to go to bed early and sleep better. A virtuous cycle.
What if I told you that you're most likely operating at 30%-60% of your total physical and mental capacity? Would that be surprising to you? When was the last time you met your 100% you (if ever)?
At large companies, if you don't spend your massive OpEx or CapEx it means someone else didn't get the allocation they asked for, for nothing. You end up penalized with less than your ask the following year. So there's a race to waste/spend those budgets. Militaries are similar.