I’ve tried so many different Pre-Workouts that I went ahead and made my own.
Manufactured here in the Houston area, it’s been great seeing so many seeing people try it and already give me great feedback on the taste along with the performance benefits.
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Most of what kills you in your sixties shows up in your labs in your twenties.
- insulin resistance (10 years before diabetes)
- testosterone decline (years before you notice)
- subclinical hypothyroidism
- systemic inflammation
- nutrient/mineral depletion
Symptoms usually show up long after the damage is done. Get baseline now. Test annually minimum. Fluctuation between labs is more important than static markers.
Drunk man breaks into dog shelter after losing his own dog to cancer.
Staff thought it was a robbery when cameras caught him walking through the kennel aisle after midnight. The dogs were wide awake, watching him from behind the gates, and no one knew what he was doing there.
Then another camera showed him curled up on the floor, surrounded by dogs.
Police say he had been drinking that night after his dog died the week before. Nothing was stolen. No animals were hurt. He was arrested for breaking in, but shelter workers said the footage was hard to watch.
He didn’t come for money. He came because he missed his dog.
Most underrated minerals in no particular order
- Silica for connective tissue and aluminum detox
- Boron for steroid hormones and bone metabolism
- Selenium for glutathione and thyroid
- Lithium neuroplasticity and mood
- Molybdenum for detox and sulfur metabolism
When was the last time you prioritized these?
In a small study of healthy men, 10mg/day of boron for a week
- Significantly decreased SHBG
- Increased free testosterone
- Decreased esradiol
- Reduced inflammatory markers like CRP and TNF-a
Inexpensive, relatively safe. More of a modulator than a hormone booster and directly impacts magnesium, Vitamin D, and calcium utilization.
3-6mg/day is sweet spot
A rabbit will binky when it feels really happy or excited. The behavior involves a high jump into the air while twisting its body and head at the same time