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Watching the sunrise is critical for optimizing circadian health and rhythm, while avoiding habits like looking at screens early in the morning. Exposure to artificial blue light can lead to the destruction of DHA in the retina and the central nervous system, impacting eye and brain development.
The ideal human diet is context-dependent and should align with what is seasonally available in one's environment. Different latitudes and seasons dictate dietary choices, such as focusing on lower carbohydrate or carnivore diets in winter and incorporating local carbohydrates in metabolically healthy individuals.
Metabolic syndrome, characterized by markers like high triglycerides and blood glucose, affects a significant portion of the population. Lower carb diets show promising results in improving metabolic health, especially for individuals with metabolic diseases.
Light plays a crucial role in metabolic health, skin conditions, and overall well-being. Exposure to morning sunlight aids in hormone regulation and prepares the skin for UV exposure. Balancing different wavelengths throughout the day through natural light exposure is vital for optimal health.
Artificial blue light at night interferes with melatonin production, affecting rest and repair processes like autophagy. Wearing red or orange glasses after sunset minimizes blue light exposure to preserve circadian biology. Although red mode on devices emits red light, they still produce blue wavelengths, making it better than standard settings but not a complete solution.
Consuming a high-protein, high-fat meal early in the morning supports circadian signals, aiding sleep quality and metabolic health. Delaying the first meal or snacking late contradicts circadian timing and can lead to leptin resistance and metabolic issues. Opting for a lower-carb diet with larger, earlier meals can improve satiety and address food cravings effectively.
DHA from seafood and grass-fed animal products is crucial for brain development and overall health due to its unique benefits on mitochondrial function. Regenerative farming promotes sustainable practices and enhances food quality, supporting local communities and nutrient-rich diets. Prioritizing DHA-rich marine foods over supplements and industrialized meats helps maintain optimal health and metabolic resilience.
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Dr. Max Gulhane (IG: @dr_max_gulhane) is a practicing Australian Health Optimizing Physician and health educator. He hosts the Regenerative Health Podcast.
Max’s current focus of work includes metabolic disease reversal, circadian and quantum biology, low carbohydrate & carnivore nutrition and regenerative farming.
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Dr. Max Gulhane's Solar Callus Course
Dr Max's Gulhane's Top 5 Things to Improve Your Circadian Health
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Regenerative Health Podcast with Dr. Max Gulhane
Listen or watch Dr. Paul Saladino previously on TUHP (episodes #400 and #554)
Dr. Paul Saladino - Carnivore Code (book)
Dr. Jack Kruse - Epi-Paleo Rx (book)
Dr. Michael Crawford - Professor
Rosita - Extra Virgin Cod Liver Oil
NIRA Lighting - Scott Zimmerman
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