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How Much Exercise Is Too Much, Why Calorie Restriction May Be A Bad Thing, The Downsides of Hormesis & Other Shocking Health Myth Debunked With Jay Feldman and Mike Fave.

Apr 9, 2022
Jay Feldman, a health coach and independent researcher, teams up with Mike Fave, a registered nurse and nutrition expert, to unravel shocking health myths. They debate whether excessive exercise and calorie restriction are actually harmful. With a focus on bioenergetics, they challenge traditional views on hormesis and dietary interventions. The duo advocates for nutrient-dense diets, short workouts, and managing stress for optimal health, while examining cortisol's role in metabolism and the impacts of cold exposure.
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INSIGHT

Energy Flow

  • The bioenergetic model prioritizes energy flow through mitochondria for health.
  • Restricting this flow through excessive exercise, fasting, or low-carb diets may harm long-term health.
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Substrate vs. Energy

  • Excess energy does not directly cause diseases like obesity or diabetes.
  • Rather, these arise from a breakdown in the process of converting substrate into ATP.
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Specific Effects vs. Stress

  • Hormesis may not be the primary driver of benefits from interventions like keto or caloric restriction.
  • Specific effects, not stress, might be responsible.
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