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Use sauna to reduce mortality by cardiovascular events, stroke, and all-cause mortality
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You can customize this routine to suit your needs, so anything you don't like, change or skip it!
Hydrate before, during and/or after the sauna. Drink at least 16 ounces (~0.5 litres) of water for every 10 min you spend in the sauna. Consider adding electrolytes.
Do sauna regularly to:
What do I need to start this routine?
Engage in a well-rounded exercise routine that combines cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and flexibility work to support longevity and overall health.
Benefits include:
While medical science has made significant progress in treating infectious diseases, injuries, and managing chronic conditions, the number of years we remain healthy and vibrant (healthspan) has not significantly increased in the past century.
It's time we took matters into our own hands.
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Regularly monitoring key biomarkers and health indicators helps you:
This routine helps you maintain a strong foundation for longevity and catch potential issues early.
While medical science has made significant progress in:
However, our healthspan - the number of years we remain healthy and vibrant - has remained largely unchanged in the past century.
It's time we took matters into our own hands.
Use Rhonda Patrick's stack of Training, Sauna, Hydration, and Cold to improve your bio-markers for aging and health. Sauna lowers the risk of dementia, heart disease, stroke, depression, and all-cause mortality.
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This routine focuses on building slow-twitch muscle fibers through long-duration, lower-intensity activities.
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Zone 5 (high-intensity aerobic) training 1 x per week to build aerobic capacity
Potentially slow down biological aging and extend healthspan through:
Seems obvious, right? Yet, medical science has made little headway on accomplishing either in the last 100 years.
Medical science has achieved a lot in curing infectious diseases and treating injuries. And once age-related chronic disease sets in, medical science has made great strides in keeping people alive, extending the number of years that they can live with their diseases. But the number of years that we remain healthy and vibrant is about the same as it was 100 years ago.
It's time we took matters into our own hands.
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The sauna protocol that dramatically boosts the amount of growth hormone released
Zone 2 (low-intensity aerobic) training is scheduled for 4 x per week. It is designed to stack an activity like podcast listening to get longevity and learning benefits in the same session.