Joe Garma

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I help people live with more vitality and strength. I'm a big believer in sustainability, and am a bit nutty about optimizing my diet, supplements, hormones and exercise. To get exclusive Updates, tips and be on your way to a stronger, more youthful body, join my weekly Newsletter. You can also find me on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram.

Sync Your Circadian Rhythms and Time Restricted Feeding to Optimize Health

Sync circadian rhythms and time restricted feeding

To sync circadian rhythms and time restricted feeding means to eat within a restricted time frame that does not extend into the late evening before bed. Can you eat all your food within a 12, 10 or 8 hour window, and put your last bite in your mouth 2 to 3 hours before you go to bed? Doing that will put you on track to lose body fat, have more energy, be metabolically healthy — and maybe even extend your lifespan.

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Do Longevity Drugs Exist Now? (Yep)

Do Longevity Drugs Exist Now

Longevity drugs do exist, as proven by the National Institute of Aging’s Interventions Testing Program. I’ll show you which ones extend lifespan in mice. That has value, because some drugs that benefit mice do find their way to us, so it’s wise to keep up with those critters and the scientists that make them live longer.

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Saturated Fats vs Unsaturated Fats for Longevity, Part 2

saturated fats vs unsaturated fats

The saturated fats vs unsaturated fats debate have proponents on each side, but the evidence clearly supports that unsaturated fats are superior, if consumed in moderation; especially if you focus on one particular polyunsaturated fat that might help you lose body fat and get healthier to boot.

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New Anti-aging Research Explodes — Mitochondria, Senescence, Biomarkers and Stem Cells

New Anti-aging Research Explodes

New anti-aging research is continuing to increase at a prodigious pace. Brilliant researchers are choosing longevity as their specialty, and billions are getting invested in new biotech start-ups. The results are some promising new drugs under clinical trail. But in the meantime, learn what you can do now to slow your aging rate and become biologically younger.

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