PPPD/Vestibular Migraine
Is there a link between dizziness/light sensitivity whilst driving and eye to brain processing issues? If so, can you please explain how this occurs and if & how its healed. Its been suggested that I have Vestibular Migraine/PPPD. Thanks so much! Louise Neumann (Aussie living in Germany)
Supplements to support or improve mitochondria
I have recently been hearing some of the longevity experts talk about supplements such as Mitopure (Urolithin A molecule) to repair and enhance cellular health, in particular mitochondria. They seem to be very expensive, and I wonder if there is enough science to justify including it in a longevity protocol. The marketing claims to increase muscular strength, energy and endurance.
Aptitude Operating System: A Unique Opportunity or a Psyop Cover-up?
I recently saw your podcast discussion about human potential, and understanding the topic of comprehensive personal development systems came up. I'm currently developing a very unique personal development project structured around aptitude that spans various domains such as cognition, fitness, health, sensory, emotions, and social interaction into a unified framework. While existing systems focus on those specific aspects of personal development individually, very few offer a truly comprehensive and integrated framework that encompasses all dimensions of human potential. I'm seeing an untapped market, and a unique opportunity to fill a gap in the personal development landscape. But who am I right.. I guess I'm just looking for some sort of confirmation that I may be onto something I tend to doubt myself sometimes. I feel as if I'm doing society a favor but due to the nature of my project, and how little such a concept has been pursued. I feel like I may be uncovering a psyop. I'm sure the last thing the government wants is a bunch of acutely self aware metaphorical titans running around, but do you think such a concept has value in terms of personal growth that is worth pursuing? traditionally this information i brought together was dispersed as a fragmented whole.
Weight training necessary as we age? Wasn’t so important in youth?
Anic-data here: Spent whole life skateboarding and building large sculptures, never weight trained for even a single session. Until in my 30s I slowed my skateboarding and routine a bit through and university working in the “real world” I began having a lot of flare ups of back pain and muscle soreness when I would do anything strenuous. This went on for years. I figured I just needed to “get back into a rhythm” and things would work out. However after being consistent going to the climbing gym, skateboarding and manual labor I still had pretty intense flare ups of debilitating back and neck pain, muscle soreness etc. then I began weight training, focusing on core strength and mobility. Including regular yoga. Cold plunge, relatively regular sauna, and a healthy diet. This worked super well and I had almost a full year pain free and feeling awesome. I stoped weight training January 1 because I thought it was perhaps excessive ontop of everything else I was doing. Thinking just staying super active and mobile was plenty, to keep this machine rolling happily along… But here I am February 9 with debilitating back pain again. So I’m going to start weight training again, because I think that’s all that has changed! Is there any logic to this? Does weight training actually become a necessity? It’s so boring! (*mostly kidding) I suppose that’s what someone may say calisthenics is for? More focus on intentional movement. anyways, hope this ramble was intelligible. Basically the question buried in there is. In youth it felt like I could just keep moving and everything was awesome, but as we get older do we need to specifically focus on training our body’s to keep up with our movement goals? Otherwise we curl up into crunchy balls of pain???