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🌿 Cilantro doesn't detox mercury.

It moves it around.
Here's the science most "detox" influencers skip:
To bind to mercury and pull it out of the body, you need a molecule with TWO thiol bonds.

Cilantro has one.

So instead of removing mercury, it just stirs it up and shuffles it from tissue to tissue.

For someone with low mercury, it's mostly harmless.
For someone with a real burden, it can make symptoms worse.

🎧 Full episode with Kyle Hulbert — out now on the High Performance Longevity podcast.

✅ The real chelators that actually work
✅ Why blood tests miss heavy metals
✅ The $400 test that shows your true toxic load

💾 Share this to your "let me just drink celery juice" friend.

🌿 A medical company that makes its biggest decisions by drinking ayahuasca.

That's not a metaphor.

Dr. Jeff McNairy runs the medical operation at Rythmia, the world's only licensed ayahuasca
retreat. He and his co-founder borrowed a practice from a Congo tribe: two leaders take the
medicine separately, hold the same question, and compare the answers they receive.

If the answers don't match, they go deeper.

They built the entire company this way.

🎧 Episode 263 with Dr. Jeff McNairy.

✅ What "consulta" means in plant medicine
✅ How intention shapes the experience
✅ Why downloads aren't as woo as they sound

🔁 Send it to someone who'd never believe it.

🐆 Nobody can explain how humans first made ayahuasca.

Think about it.

One plant is a vine. The other is a totally separate leaf full of DMT. Apart, they do almost
nothing. Brewed together, they become one of the most powerful tools for healing trauma on earth.

So how did anyone figure that out?

The Amazonian oral tradition says a jaguar did. It gnawed the vine, ate the leaves, and went calm
enough to pet. The shamans watched, and copied it.

🎧 Episode 263 with Dr. Jeff McNairy, Chief Medical Officer of Rythmia, the world's only medically
licensed ayahuasca retreat.

✅ The two-plant chemistry behind ayahuasca
✅ Why indigenous tradition got there before science
✅ What plant medicine is really for

💾 Save this for later. 🔁 Share it with the curious one in your life.

👣 Your 10,000 steps a day might be crooking your spine.

Nobody warns you about this.

If you walk asymmetrically (almost everyone does), every step compounds across
millions of reps.

🎧 EP262 with biomechanics engineer Gabriel Saravia

What's actually happening:
✅ Right side moves differently than left
✅ Lumbar vertebras shift laterally over years
✅ S-curve patterns develop that imaging eventually catches

It's not the steps. It's the asymmetry.

💾 Save this if you have nagging lower-back tightness.
🔁 Share if you walk for fitness.

🚨 Yoga teachers have the worst back pain in his clinic.

Not athletes. Not powerlifters.

Yoga teachers.

After 5 years of 2-hour daily stretching, their joints aren't more flexible. They're
unstable. One finger of pressure makes them scream.

🎧 EP262 with biomechanics engineer Gabriel Saravia

What he sees clinically:
✅ Vertebras shift millimeter by millimeter out of place
✅ Joints lose the concentric strength to hold themselves together
✅ Hypermobile clients take longer to fix than stiff ones

The fix isn't "stretch less." It's load through end range with your own muscles, not
external force.

💾 Save this if you stretch passively.
🔁 Share with the yogi in your life.

🧠 Studies show humans cannot multitask.

You're not doing it.

You're context switching. And it's costing you more than you think.

🎧 Listen in on EP261: 10 Ironmans in 10 Days with JD Tremblay.

JD's rule: when you're in a workout, you're in a workout. When you're with someone, you're with them. No phone in the corner of your eye.

✅ Single-task on purpose
✅ Phone-free workouts retrain your attention
✅ Long-form reading rebuilds the muscle scrolling destroyed

🔁 Share with someone who proudly says "I'm a great multitasker."

☕ Some people take a Coca Cola at 2am to get going.

Cheap. Effective. You'll be sharp.

But you'll pay for it tomorrow.

JD Tremblay completed 10 Ironmans in 10 days. He didn't do it on caffeine.

🎧Tune in to EP261 with JD Tremblay, and his recommendation for late-night drive?

✅ A 12-minute nap
✅ Removes you from the chaos
✅ Changes your chemistry, not just your mood

💾 Save this for the next 2am you almost reached for the can.

🔁 Share with the friend who runs on Red Bull.

You think you're choosing.

You're not.

→ Tying your shoes
→ Walking up the stairs
→ Driving the same route to work
→ Reaching for the same snack at 3pm

All of it runs on autopilot.

The subconscious took over because the task repeats.

If you want to change a pattern, the first step is becoming conscious of the unconscious.

🎧 EP 260 with breaks down the 3 levers that actually rewrite subconscious programming.

✅ Why most "self-help" misses the 85%
✅ Repetition vs immersion vs emotionalization
✅ The single levered moment that can rewrite belief

🔁 Share with someone trying to change a habit

🎯 Discipline is a lie.

Or at least, it's not what most people think.

It's not a personality trait.
It's not a feat of willpower.
It's not something you're born with.

Discipline is what consistent ex*****on of a structure looks like from the outside.

Build the structure that removes options. The discipline appears as the byproduct.

🎧 EP 260 with Dre Baldwin, 9-year pro athlete & founder of Work On Your Game®

✅ Why willpower is the wrong target
✅ How structure removes the need for motivation
✅ The cascade from principle to rewards

🔁 Share with someone restarting again

*****oncoaching

If you tried ashwagandha for 3 days and felt nothing — you didn't take it wrong. You took it too fast.

Most people quit adaptogens right before they start working. They stack 4 at once, skip days, switch brands, and wonder why nothing happens.

The truth is boring: pick ONE. Start light.

Track how you feel before and after.

Give it 2 weeks.

That's it. That's the whole protocol.

Nick breaks down which adaptogens to try first based on your goal (stress, energy, focus, sleep) and why the ashwagandha + rhodiola stack works when single ingredients don't.