Blood Oxygenation Tips, Negative Calorie Foods, Self-Testing Your Adrenals & More: Yuri Elkaim's 7 Commandments Of Energy
Your blood is a river. Food shouldn't drain your energy, period. Your adrenal glands need to be stressed strategically. Eating less can give you more energy if you do it the right way. Anything that clutters your head strips you of energy and productivity. Movement is life, excess healing and repair inhibits that movement, and stagnation (AKA rigor mortis) is death. Increasing energy is synonymous with increasing fertility, health and longevity, so if you decode an energy increase, the effects are exponential.
These are just bits and pieces of Yuri Elkaim's "7 Commandments of Energy" found in his All-Day Energy Book, and in today's podcast we take a deep dive into the commandments that Yuri claims can double your energy in seven days. Yuri is a nutrition, fitness, and fat loss expert and the NYT bestselling author of The All Day Energy Diet and The All-Day Fat Burning Diet.
He is a former pro soccer player turned health crusader, and he's most famous for helping people who've tried everything to lose weight and get in great shape, with little success, finally achieve breakthrough results. He is on a mission to empower 10 million people to greater health by 2018 by making fit and healthy simple again.
During our discussion, you'll discover:
-Why all Yuri's hair and eyebrows fell out...[9:00]
-The little-known foods or lifestyle practices most notorious for limiting oxygen carrying capacity of blood...[17:50]
-Why chlorella and Vitamin B12 match the structure of your blood's hemoglobin...[12:12]
-Why it's a myth that your diet can't change your blood pH, and the specific foods that will make your body more acidic...[26:55]
-The simple protocol that allows you to determine exactly how much hydrochloric acid you need to take prior to a meal to assist with digestion...[52:30]
-How you can easily test your adrenals at home with two dollar flashlight...[66:40]
-The surprising billions of probiotics you should really be including in your diet...[69:45]
-And much more!
Resources from this episode: -The All Day Energy Diet -The All Day Energy Cookbook (free + S&H) - BenGreenfieldFitness.com/freecookbook -Betaine HCl digestive enzyme
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