Q&A 428: Sex Before Exercise, Heavy Vs. Light Water, Jack Kruse's Leptin & Vitamin D Protocols, How To Lower Blood Glucose, Exercising With A Pacemaker & Much More!
News Flashes – Follow Ben on Twitter for more…
- Does having sex before exercise impair performance? The million-dollar-answer revealed here (and please note the "mean duration of sex"🙂)...08:30
- Human Taste Buds Can Tell The Difference Between Normal And 'Heavy' Water...13:50
- Pretty darn useful nootropics/smart drugs review website...18:40
- New paper shows that when you combine blood flow restriction with a blood flow precursor (like betaine) you get significantly greater training benefits...23:00
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Q: Dr Mehdi asks: Have you ever combined BFR training with beta-hydroxy beta-methylbutyrate (HMB)?
Pacemaker Hacks and HRV measurements... 1:04:15Q: Bob asks: If you had a pacemaker what hacks could you do? and would a pacemaker throw off HRV measurements?
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