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Recommended only for advanced bio-hackers and those at the tail end of their Autoimmune illness journey.
Cortisol, known as the "stress hormone," is produced by the adrenal glands. Its primary role is in managing how the body uses carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, and it also helps regulate the body's response to stress. During extended fasting, cortisol levels rise.
Merging the practices of dry fasting and sauna therapy unveils a unique, synergistic potential. The enhanced autophagy from dry fasting, coupled with the activation of heat shock proteins through sauna therapy, could significantly amplify cellular repair and rejuvenation.
Techniques such as exercise, music, touch, and activities like massage or cuddling have been found to boost oxytocin production. Additionally, we explore the potential impact of nutrition, gut health, and certain lifestyle choices on oxytocin levels.
Osmolytes are a group of small, highly soluble molecules that play an essential role in maintaining cellular homeostasis, particularly under stress conditions such as dehydration or extreme temperature fluctuations.
Anhydrobiosis is a puzzling survival method where dried-up organisms seem lifeless but aren't actually dead since they can spring back to life with water.
You've probably just stumbled upon dry fasting. Or you've finally tried everything and are close to giving up. Welcome desperation warrior! The Scorch Protocol is your powerful ally.
LC3 is a protein that is critical to autophagy. We can use this information to see how much autophagy is happening at a given time.
So, how do goblet cells play into this fasting game? During a dry fast, these cells keep producing mucins – which makes sure the good bacteria have a steady supply of food. The bad ones that can’t? They starve and dry out.
The anterior mid-cingulate cortex is often seen as the main component of Tenacity in the human brain. The ability to persist when the going gets tough and to see your task through to the end.