Q&A 434: The Hidden Anti-Aging Molecule In Your Gut, A New Longevity "Drug", Exercise Vs. Diet For Fat Loss, Ben's Pre-Workout Mix & Much More!
- Maybe ancient medicine wasn’t that bad after all...04:30
- How is your gut bile doing these days? More important than you may think…07:10
- How weight training shifts your cells into "fat burning mode"...10:15
- Yet another reason to keep muscle on as you age - fat free mass directly correlated to metabolism in aging humans (no surprises, but seeing the actual research on it is interesting)...
- I just found the new anti-aging pill...14:20
- Exercise beats out dieting if you want to burn the "worst" kind of fat...14:26
- Wow...cellular “memory” of stress can be passed on for 50+ generations...19:30
- Read here
- and here
- (and Exodus 34:7 in the Bible)
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- Las Vegas Keto Expo (October 15-16, 2021). Ben will be speaking at the Las Vegas Keto Expo along with 13 other keto experts. The first 300 guests to register here will get a free drink chip for the poolside party and a free t-shirt.
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