In this episode of the Boost Your Biology podcast, Lucas speaks with men's health coach Simmo about his personal journey through cancer and subsequent health challenges. Simmo shares insights on the toxic lifestyles many men lead today, the importance of nutrition over fitness for weight loss, and his unique approach to dietary practices. The conversation also delves into the significance of thyroid health, the role of T3 in hormonal balance, and the often-overlooked impact of cortisol on overall well-being. In this conversation, Simmo and Lucas Aoun delve into various health topics, focusing on the impact of magnesium on sleep quality, the nuances of caffeine consumption, and the importance of balancing energy and relaxation. They discuss the roles of hormones like DHT and prolactin in men's health, the benefits of thiamine for energy, and the advantages of goat and sheep dairy over cow's dairy. The discussion emphasizes the need for individual experimentation and understanding of personal health responses.
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Connect With SIMMO Here: https://x.com/yoursimmo
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