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In this episode, we will break down how to fit exercise into your daily life, focusing on both activities that get your heart pumping and ones that build muscle. Our special guest, Dr. David Cruz talks about how exercising regularly can really boost your health, lowering your chances of getting long-term illnesses and helping you handle things like metabolic syndrome and inflammation better. 

Additionally, our discussion offers practical tips for forming exercise habits, including different forms of strength training like using dumbbells, resistance bands, or bodyweight exercises.
 
Key Takeaways:
Regular exercise, both cardiovascular and weight resistance, provides significant health benefits, including reduced risk of severe COVID-19 outcomes and lower mortality rates Weight resistance training is as important as cardiovascular workouts, offering benefits like enhanced muscle mass, improved insulin sensitivity, and better bone health To establish a consistent exercise habit, find an activity you enjoy, start with smaller goals, and potentially get someone to hold you accountable Resistance training can start with lighter weights and higher repetitions, focusing on stability before increasing intensity  
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Dr. David Cruz practiced as a sports chiropractor for 18 years treating athletic injuries, from weekend warriors to professional athletes. He received his bachelor’s of science degree in sports medicine and was team chiropractor for Dominican University managing all spine related injuries. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a Corrective Exercise
Specialist (CES).
Dr. Cruz believes that both patient and provider education are the key to improved outcomes. It was this idea that lead to the foundation of his company WebExercises in 2005. WebExercises provides both an online exercise platform to compliment in office patient care in addition to live and on-demand continuing education for healthcare providers.
 
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Muscle-centered medicine is revolutionizing the way we approach healthcare, focusing on the intricate connections between muscles, bones, and joints.
In this episode, we will explore the intricate relationship between muscle mass, aging, and longevity with Dr. Christopher Keroack.
Key Takeaways:
Muscle mass is crucial for longevity, acting as an organ with endocrine functions Hormonal changes, digestive inefficiencies, and neuromuscular shifts contribute to sarcopenia Balancing the intake of essential amino acids is essential for muscle maintenance Caloric restriction and adequate recovery are pivotal for muscle growth and longevity Dr. Keroack is board certified in both internal medicine and functional medicine. He received his formal education from Amherst College (BA), Springfield College (MS) and Tufts University School of Medicine (MD). In addition to his formal training, he has obtained certifications in Functional Medicine, Age Management Medicine, Naturopathic and Integrative Medicine from the Institute of Functional Medicine as well as The Cenegenics Education and Research Foundation for Age Management Medicine. He has spoken both nationally and internationally on weight loss, nutrition, fitness and functional medicine. His combination of experience and training has enabled him to develop a comprehensive and complete approach to optimizing health, wellness and vitality.
 
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In this episode, we welcome strength coach extraordinaire Robert Jacobs, who dives deep into the intricacies of circadian rhythms and their influence on human health and athletic performance. This conversation is a treasure trove of insights, elucidating the molecular mechanisms of our body's internal clock and the consequential effects on our genes and overall physiology.
 
Key Takeaways:
The circadian rhythm affects every gene in the body through clock genes  Entrainment mechanisms like light exposure and social behaviors can synchronize circadian rhythms and support overall health  The timing of nutrient intake is vital  Training regimens can be optimized by taking circadian rhythms into account, with different times of day supporting distinct metabolic pathways and energy sources  
 
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What is fructose and how does it impact our health? Let's dive deep into the complex world of sugar, specifically fructose. Dr. Richard Johnson, an esteemed medical expert, provides a well-rounded examination of how fructose influences metabolic health and its implications on longevity—a topic of significant interest in 2024.
Key Takeaways:
Excessive fructose consumption, especially from processed foods and high-fructose corn syrup, is detrimental to metabolic health Natural fruits in moderation are less likely to contribute to ill health compared to concentrated forms of fructose  Fructose can decrease ATP production, subsequently encouraging the body to increase fat storage and contribute to muscle wasting and aging Hydration is vital in combating the ill effects of fructose 🚀GET A DISCOUNT USING MY CODE: DRROB20 
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In today's episode, we will discuss the power of peptides and their role in longevity. Join me and Healthgevity's CEO Michael Antonelli as we discuss the benefits of peptides like BPC-157 for tissue healing and recovery.

We will also delve into the topics of intermittent fasting, gut health, and natural approaches to weight management. Discover how these cutting-edge strategies can optimize your health span and improve your overall quality of life.

Key Takeaways:
Peptides' healing properties Longevity's pivotal role in reducing the risk of chronic diseases and enhancing overall quality of life Importance of fasting Nutrients and peptides' crucial roles in supporting muscle protein synthesis and a robust, resilient immune system as we age 🚀SAVE 15% OFF! OPENING ORDER CODE: DRROB15
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Join me as I interview Taylor Temple, owner of Mind and Body by Temple, a holistic wellness company. We will discuss the impact of nutrition on overall health and longevity, emphasizing the importance of whole foods and avoiding processed options. 
Taylor shares her approach to helping clients improve their health, including focusing on hydration, movement, and incorporating more vegetables into their diet. She also discusses the interconnectedness of the body and the role of the gut in overall well-being. You'll surely gain valuable insights on how to live a healthier and more fulfilling life in today's episode.
 
Key Takeaways:
The food we consume deeply impacts our physical and mental health, with a direct correlation to longevity and disease rates. Implementing whole foods into the diet, particularly organic proteins and vegetables, helps reduce inflammation and supports muscle mass. The human body is interconnected, with gut health playing a central role in overall wellness. Taylor Temple advocates for progressive lifestyle changes such as increased water intake, better sleep quality, and regular movement to boost health. Dietary adjustments, such as replacing gluten bread and dairy cheese with alternatives, can be made without sacrificing enjoyment.  
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