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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Dec 4, 2023 ^^
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Great video. Just a few comments, from my experience suffering from cronic fatigue due to Ross River fever. Viruses also damage mitochondria. I did take the supplements of CoQ10, l-carnitine, ala, etc, but they only helped so much. The best thing I did was intermittent fasting.Twice a month for four or five months, anywhere between 36 to 48 hours. I could see the results within 3 days of fasting each time. I don't need to fast anymore. I'm very healthy. I'm 57 and I don't take any prescription medication. If any of my symptoms come back, the only thing I will do is intermittent fasting. Of course I always eat healthy too.
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Excellent program on such an important topic as Dr. Kuehne explains this so well. Pithy, succinct with great takeaways. For mitochondria, the type of exercise I have learned from my CPT and Advanced Senior Fitnesss Training was Zone 2 cardio. Resistance training is critical as well and for the myokines and helping with metabolic health. Would love for you to explore exercise and its effect on health markers. Thank you - will pass on.
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Hi doc, I loved this info. and have subbed you. I'd like to let you know that i'm CMV positive and unable to gain weight.
Could you please make a video on this virus which not many people are aware about yet majority of population harbour this virus in them that may produce complications in later life.
What type of diet you would recommend to healthy sedentary adults who are CMV +ve and want to gain healthy weight and keep the virus latent as long as possible?
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@RinTexas
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Thanks. To reduce toxin exposure, I switched from carpet to hard wood floors. Previously, when I vacuumed, the vacuum cleaner just filled up way to quickly. Now keeping things clean is much easier.
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