Adórnate con sencillez, modestia e indiferencia hacia las cosas que por naturaleza están intermedias entre la virtud y el vicio. Ama a la humanidad. Sigue a Dios como guía...
Meditación No. 31 Cap. VII
Marco Aurelio
💧 Beber poca agua = más cortisol (estrés).
📊 Estudio con adultos:
🥤 1,3 L/día → +55 % más aumento de cortisol ante el estrés
💦 4,4 L/día → respuesta mucho menor
⚠️ La orina más oscura = mayor pico de cortisol
💡 Tu nivel de hidratación regula tu respuesta al estrés.
For years, vitamin D was the simplest recommendation in nutrition. Short days, low levels, take a little extra through the winter. Nobody argued about it.
Then a warning attached itself to it. A 2007 paper proposed that vitamin D taken on its own could backfire - the calcium it helps you absorb might not reach your bones, settling in your arteries instead, unless a second nutrient was there to direct it. That nutrient was vitamin K2. The biochemistry underneath was sound: a vitamin-K-dependent protein really does hold calcium out of the artery wall. Within a few years the idea hardened into a rule. Never take D alone. The two became a pairing recommended and sold together, a fixture in heart and bone protocols.
This week's episode walks through what happened when that warning was finally put to the test. What separates them isn't the dose, and it isn't the molecule. It's who was in the study. And it turns the flat "never take D alone" rule into a far more specific answer about when this actually matters.
The new episode is live along with a companion article outlining even more recent evidence
Episode:
https://t.co/OhxKjM3Xaz
Article:
https://t.co/HWrkqGwngz