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For most of us (people without Celiac disease) there is damage to the lining of the intestines, though to a small degree. This is measured by the presence of the protein zonulin after consuming gluten which shows that the gut/intestinal lining is more permeable (aka a more ‘leaky’ gut).
Different types of enzymes are needed to break down different macronutrients (fats, proteins and carbs) and then specific enzymes work on different proteins, for example, lactase on lactose from dairy products and DPP-IV on gluten from wheat products. So whether you’re a carb loving vegetarian or on Keto and heavy on fats, enzymes are working to absorb the meal.
The modern population is stressed more than ever. One of the potential causes is our inability to switch on and switch off between the tasks. Instead, we are constantly on our toes ready to react to something and it's becoming exhausting.
The author, also shares practical advice on how to reduce stress and anxiety by working with our nervous system and getting into parasympathetic mode, in particular.
Christian Baker, a professional speaker and nutritional specialist, is talking about fatigue as the most common reason for dropping the New Year's resolutions within the first week of January.
He shares his top 5 strategies on how to have more energy through diet, exercise and effective daily routine so you can get back on track, achieve the most ambitious goals and make 2021 the most productive year yet.
Remember one of those mornings when you woke up feeling exhausted? From the very first moment, you probably could sense that there's a good chance that today will be a total write off and you will get nothing done.
But it doesn't have to be like that. You can still be productive despite feeling terrible.
Christian Baker, a professional speaker and nutritional specialist, shares 5 damage control strategies on how to fix fatigue quickly and make the most out of your day.
Have you ever noticed that some mornings you can barely feel a thing even after multiple cups of coffee? Christian Baker, a professional speaker and nutritional specialist, explains how timing and nutrition influence the way our body responds to caffeine.
Christian also shares several strategies and exercises that can help make coffee more effective, boost energy levels and improve productivity.
Ever since the company's launch in 2013, Bulletproof been focused on developing integrated mind-body nutrition products. From clean coffee, MCT oil, collagen protein to supplements, Bulletproof's products are designed to help consumers unleash their full potential and OptimOZ makes it easy to access these products in Australia.
Now Bulletproof reveals a new bold packaging design aimed to highlight the rigorously selected, high-quality, clean ingredients and harmonise the brand look across the portfolio.
The afternoon slump is a drop in energy levels that kicks in at around 3pm every working day. You may feel extremely tired and need to take a nap. This sudden drop in energy levels and focus can negatively impact your productivity, reduce your desire to exercise in the evening and give you some serious carb cravings for your next meal. Another cup of coffee is the typical solution, however, there could be a better way to handle it.
Christian Baker, a professional speaker and nutritional specialist, explains how incorrect nutrition habits can worsen the afternoon slump and shares effective tips on how to avoid it in the first place.
Learning to regulate the nervous system and better manage stress is a skill. Mira Rao, resilient-life coach, yoga teacher and writer teaches the "Regular Regulation" practice aimed to reduce stress by regulating the nervous system.
She is talking about the importance of taking proactive steps and practicing stress reduction techniques long before the major stress happens. Mira also teaches a simple breathing exercise that anyone can easily incorporate into their daily life.
Dave Asprey, creator of Bulletproof Coffee, founder of the biohacking movement, a technology entrepreneur. shares his personal experience with fasting in his new book called: Fast This Way.
He dives deep explaining the true essence of fasting, why it is important to distinguish the real body signals from the ancient survival mechanisms and how to let go of the "I'm going to die" fear by acknowledging it.
Ahead of the launch of his new book Fast This Way, Dave Asprey talks about Fasting. And it's not just about food: Tapping into spiritual and advanced meditation states is one part of fasting.
Another part is psychological, asking yourself “What am I afraid of that I haven't acknowledged yet?”, “What's my inner wiring doing?”.
And then the third part is biological, where we ask ourselves “What fasting is doing to my body?”. Once you realise that, you get to pick which level you're going to play.
There's also another kind of fasting which is the one that makes you the most resilient of all: Fasting from hate.
Can you sit by yourself without distraction and simply observe your thoughts without the need to judge or react? Lex Stuart shares her two year meditation journey and the lessons learned along the way.
Meditation is a practice that is proven to have numerous benefits including stress reduction, better concentration and focus, improved mental health and more. But where should one begin?
Lex Stuart talks about her wins and struggles, as well as insights from her personal experience. Finally, she shares how meditation has taught her to be her own teacher through self-communication and consistency.
