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Es gibt wenige Dinge, die Bob Troia, bekannter unter seinem Spitznamen Quantified Bob, nicht an sich testet. Der ehemalige Software-Entwickler hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, so viel wie möglich mit der Hilfe neuester Technologien über sich selbst herauszufinden. Bob Troia und ich kennen uns bereits seit der Quantified Self Conference 2013 in Amsterdam. Schon damals war er bekannt für seine Selbstexperimente und eines der bekanntesten (damals noch vollbärtigen) Gesichter in der Szene. Seitdem hat sich viel getan und ich freue mich sehr, diesen erfahrenen Selbstvermesser endlich in der Flowgrade Show willkommen heissen zu dürfen. Vorab kann ich schon einmal verraten: Es wird wild! In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Bob über seinen Erkenntnisgewinn aus unzähligen Selbstexperimenten, warum er sich nachts manchmal den Mund zuklebt, wie er an seiner Herzratenvariabilität erkennt, ob er krank wird, und warum er das alles überhaupt macht. Besonders für fortgeschrittene Biohacker ein Muss. Viel Spaß mit Quantified Bob! Kurzer Hinweis: Diese Episode der Flowgrade Show ist auf Englisch. Inhaltsabschnitte 02:00 - Wie es zu dem Spitznamen Quantified Bob kam 09:50 - Das Voranschreiten in der eigenen Selbstvermessung 12:30 - Welche Einsichten am wertvollsten waren 20:30 - Was dir deine Herzratenvariabilität (HRV) am Morgen über dich verrät 27:30 - Nachts den Mund zukleben und andere Schlafhacks 36:00 - Wie du herausfindest, ob dein Hirn gesund ist 41:30 - Was in Zukunft spannend zu messen sein wird 52:30 - Bobs Ziele und Biohacks im Bereich Langlebigkeit 01:03:00 - Welche Tests jeder Hörer regelmäßig machen sollte 01:14:30 - Wie ein perfekter Tag im Leben des Bob Troia aussieht Zitate aus der Episode 03:40 - Ich messe eigentlich schon Sachen seitdem ich ein Teenager war. 06:25 - Viele Biohacker sind keine Selbstvermesser. 10:20 - Ich finde es gut, wenn ich passiv einfach Daten sammeln kann, denn das bereitet mir keinen zusätzlichen Aufwand. Dann kann ich mir die Daten ein Jahr später anschauen und Erkenntnisse daraus gewinnen. 15:00 - Meine besten Einsichten hatte ich durch einen kontinuierlichen Glukose-Monitor. Damit habe ich entdeckt, dass nachts hin und wieder mein Glukoselevel sehr niedrig war und ich Schlafunterbrechungen hatte. 16:50 - Du kannst durch deine Herzratenvariabilität (HRV) ein paar Tage im Voraus sehen, ob du krank wirst. 20:30 - HRV im Profisport erlaubt es uns, ein individualisiertes Trainingsprogramm für jeden Sportler zu erstellen. 24:00 - Bei der HRV geht es mehr um den Trend als den Wert selbst. 30:00 - "Mouth Taping" ist ein sehr einfacher und billiger Biohack für mich, um meinen Schlaf zu verbessern. 31:00 - Die größter Herausforderung bei der Schlafmessung ist, dass sie sehr individuell zu betrachten ist. 32:00 - Die wichtigsten Variablen im Schlafzimmer sind Luftqualität, Temperatur, Lautstärke und elektromagnetische Felder. 38:00 - Brain Gauge hilft mir zu entdecken, welche Dinge und Aktivitäten die Gesundheit meines Gehirns negativ beeinflussen. 40:30 - Ich hab mehr REM-Schlaf mit 1 bis 2 alkoholischen Getränken am Abend. Sobald es aber mehr wird, geht die HRV und alles andere runter. 53:00 - Eine wichtige Frage ist: Wie schaffe ich es, solange wie möglich fit im Alter zu sein, damit ich ein schönes Leben habe? 59:00 - Es gibt die verschiedensten Methoden, um sein biologisches Alter zu messen und alle geben dir andere Zahlen. 1:04:00 - Einer der wichtigsten Tests für mich ist der Schwermetall-Test. 1:06:30 - Mikrobiom-Tests liefern manchmal auch sehr wichtige Einsichten zur Ernährungsform. Außerdem würde ich mein Omega 3 zu Omega 6 Verhältnis im Blut testen lassen. Du möchtest mehr über Herzratenvariabilität erfahren, klicke hier zur beliebten Episode mit Dr. Lutz Graumann zum Wert der Selbstvermessung. Weiterführende Links aus der Episode Oura Ring zur Schlafmessung (Gib beim Auschecken den Code flowgrade ein und spare 50 Euro)   Inner Balance zur HRV-Messung Somnifix für Mouthtaping Blueblocker Brille Inclined Bed Therapy Deutsch Fisher Wallace Stimulator Delta Sleeper Brain Gauge Nanovi Podcast mit Hans Eng über den Nanovi Bobs Artikel über den Nanovi Telomer Test Bobs Artikel über Schwermetalle und Ausleitung Bob als Coach Quantified Bob auf Instagram Willst du keine Episode der Flowgrade Show mehr verpassen? Einfach den Podcast auf iTunes abonnieren und du verpasst keine Episode der Flowgrade Show mehr.  Go for Flow, Max

Here are the action steps you can take to train your willpower   Is it possible to train willpower? The answer is yes if you know the core issues waning your willpower. And that’s what Dave Asprey breaks down for you in this episode. You’ll be learning the bulletproof way of training your willpower based on the “Fs” of Fear, Food, F**k, and additionally Fat, Feel and Figure.   We highly recommend you listen to the previous episode, "Dave Asprey on hacking the 3 “F” words of willpower (Part 1)” so you don’t miss out on the additional information he’s shared there.    "The most powerful thing might not be learning how to turn off the fear but learning how to feel when you go into it.” — Dave Asprey   Highlights from the episode: The effects of the fight or flight mode and what you can do about it Recognizing the different rhythms between a fear-based heartbeat versus a calm heartbeat How to incorporate Heart Rate Variability Training into your everyday life Dave shares a breathing exercise to help you move from sympathetic to a parasympathetic nervous system The tools Dave uses to turn the dial down on fear (links in resources below) An exercise Dave does with his kids before they sleep to help them train their resilience towards wins and failures What happens when you don’t get enough sleep and what to do about it for your body How neurofeedback training can help you to turn off the mental chatter that feeds your fears The 3 letter “F” word that helps Dave to maintain a stable delivery of energy to his head The active changes in your body when you stop eating food which causes inflammation and cravings How Dave experimented with the Taoist equation to immortality by basing it on Napoleon Hill’s book, "Think and Grow Rich."   People mentioned in the episode: Emily (Fletcher) HeartMath Institute 40 Years of Zen Vishen Lakhiani Dr. Mark Hyman Harvey Kellogg Napoleon Hill   Resources mentioned in the episode: Heart Rate Variability training Heart-opening Buddhist meditation Burning Man Bulletproof Stress Detective Inner Balance Trainer by the HeartMath Institute Hypnotherapy Neuro-feedback training Eat Fat, Get Thin by Dr. Mark Hyman The Bulletproof Diet by Dave Asprey Bulletproof Coffee Bulletproof Intermittent Fasting Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Orgasm vs. Performance by Dave Asprey in the Quantified Self Conference   We’d recommend you listen to Dave’s previous episode: Dave Asprey on hacking the 3 “F” words of willpower (Part 1)   For more materials, we’d recommend the following articles: The Surprising Thing I Learned From Studying My Brain With Meditation Technology For 7 Days 4 Ways To Turn Sleep Into Your Superpower Vishen Lakhiani On How To Be Unf*ckwithable   Here’s a powerful quote by Dave for you to leave with, "It’s not important that you look a certain way, it’s important that you feel a certain way." — Dave Asprey   Here at Mindvalley, we’re committed to more than just personal growth. We're determined to push humanity forward by empowering our audience, like yourself, to unleash your fullest potential, to be extraordinary, by using the most powerful tool of all — education.   Mindvalley's A-Fest is an event pool of inspiring talks from incredible change-makers just like Dave, Marisa, and Sonia. If you’d like to learn more about Mindvalley’s A-Fest, visit our website at afest.com and apply to become part of our curated community and attend incredible events dedicated to personal transformation.    ***   The Mindvalley Podcast aims to bring to you the greatest teachers and thought leaders on the planet to discuss the world's most powerful ideas in personal growth for mind, body, spirit, and work.   For show notes and related content, visit go.mindvalley.com/podcast34   Discover how to hack your body for enhanced health & longevity in this FREE Mindvalley Masterclass: https://go.mindvalley.com/podcast_tlb

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“Your body is a network, when that network is disturbed it might not be able to tell exactly which node in the network is gonna go first. But I can definitely tell you that you’re at risk of breaking your network much more than somebody who is letting it line up nicely.” Right before presenting on sleep genetics at the 2017 Quantified Self Conference in Amsterdam, I met Dr. Benjamin Smarr. We exchanged words and Dr. Smarr mentioned he studied sleep at the University of California at Berkeley. It was a bit nerve wracking to have a circadian biologist in the front row. Dr. Benjamin Smarr studies the temporal structures that biological systems make as they move through time. An NIH research fellow at UC Berkeley, his work focuses on understanding how physiological dynamics like sleep, circadian rhythms, and ovulatory cycles are shaped by the brain, and how disturbances to those cycles give rise to disease. Dr. Smarr is also an advocate for scientific outreach, and routinely gives public lectures and visits K-12 classrooms to help promote the idea that by understanding the biology that guides us, we can live more empowered lives. Key Highlights:How to answer the question "what is sleep?"Rethinking sleep as an investment, rather than a waste of timeWhy circadian rhythms are important?The danger of letting your body fall out of rhythmHow sleep deprivation ties into our circadian rhythmsThe reasons why jet lag is so painfulHow genetics plays a role in your chronotypeDr. Smarr’s top recommendations for improving your sleep (hint: stop reading/watching the news so late)If you enjoyed this podcast, can you do us a favor? Please leave a nice comment and a 5-star rating in iTunes. It helps spread the word and our individualized health message. ----Neurohacker Collective specializes in the comprehensive formulas possible for needs like better mental performance, slowing the aging process, and increasing energy. Their founder Jordan Greenhall is a well respected public intellectual who has been on the show to discuss ways to increase human sovereignty, and their medical director Dr. Daniel Stickler has also been on the show and is one of the foremost experts in the world in the field of integrative medicine. They make the product Qualia Mind which can create astonishing improvements in focus, mental energy and emotional willpower, with the more affordable Qualia Focus being almost as good at half the cost. They also just debuted a product called Eternus, the most comprehensive anti-aging formula on the market, and are approaching backorder status for this revolutionary formula with dozens of ingredients and anti-aging properties. Go to neurohacker.com and entered discount code BOOMER at checkout for 15% off any purchase of Neurohacker products. Their products are the real deal for thinking clearer, improving energy, and staying in your physical prime for as long as possible. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For decades we’ve heard that diabetes prevention is simple—lose weight, eat less, and exercise more. But something is wrong with the conventional wisdom. Nearly 115 million people live with either diabetes or prediabetes in the United States, and that number is growing. It is time to reverse this trend. Virta was founded in 2014 with the goal of reversing diabetes in 100 million people by 2025. They have made this possible through advancements in the science of nutritional biochemistry and technology that is changing the diabetes care model. James McCarter, MD, PhD, is Head of Research at Virta, and in this interview, Dr McCarter explains how Virta is using a combination of a very low carb, ketogenic diet together with 1-on-1 health coaches and some sophisticated machine learning techniques to predict sentiment in natural language and spot anomalies in blood biomarkers. After the recording was made, Dr McCarter realised that he was off by about a decade on Joslin. Rather than 1920s, Dr. Elliott Joslin actually began keeping a diabetes registry early in the 20th century and published The Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus in 1917.  “Joslin carried out extensive metabolic balance studies examining fasting and feeding in patients with varying severities of diabetes. His findings would help to validate the observations of Frederick Madison Allen regarding the benefit of carbohydrate- and calorie-restricted diets.” Here’s the outline of this interview with James McCarter, MD, PhD: [00:01:00] Divergence, Inc. [00:01:43] Presentation: The Effects of a Year in Ketosis with James McCarter, MD, PhD at the Quantified Self Conference and Exposition. [00:02:44] Books by Gary Taubes. [00:03:13] Omega 3:6 ratios. [00:05:54] Rapeseed and Canola. [00:06:44] Wild Planet sardines. [00:07:11] The Virta story. [00:07:18] Sami Inkinen. [00:07:38] Study: SD. Phinney, BR. Bistrian, WJ. Evans, E. Gervino, GL. Blackburn, The human metabolic response to chronic ketosis without caloric restriction: preservation of submaximal exercise capability with reduced carbohydrate oxidation., Metabolism, volume 32, issue 8, pages 769-76, Aug 1983, PMID 6865776. [00:08:48] Jeff Volek, PhD, RD on PubMed. [00:09:51] Fear of fat. [00:10:13] USDA dietary guidelines. [00:12:59] The goal is to reverse T2D in 100M people. [00:14:09] Study: NCD Risk Factor Collaboration (NCD-RisC). Worldwide trends in diabetes since 1980: a pooled analysis of 751 population-based studies with 4·4 million participants. Lancet (London, England). 2016;387(10027):1513-1530. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(16)00618-8. [00:14:29] Joslin Diabetes Center. [00:16:37] The causes of T2D. [00:17:35] Calories are now more accessible. [00:18:22] Sugar and refined carbohydrate intake. [00:20:26] Prerequisites for the Virta program. [00:22:19] Telemedicine, health coaches, online nutrition and behaviour education, biometric feedback, peer community. [00:23:53] Getting off meds. [00:24:50] HbA1C > 6 or glucose > 120 mg/dL [00:25:32] Purdue University. [00:26:28] Podcast: Econtalk: Mark Warshawsky on Compensation, Health Care Costs, and Inequality. [00:29:02] Study: American Diabetes Association. Economic Costs of Diabetes in the U.S. in 2012. Diabetes Care. 2013;36(4):1033-1046. doi:10.2337/dc12-2625. [00:29:27] Study: McKenzie AL, Hallberg SJ, Creighton BC, Volk BM, Link TM, Abner MK, Glon RM, McCarter JP, Volek JS, Phinney SD. A Novel Intervention Including Individualized Nutritional Recommendations Reduces Hemoglobin A1c Level, Medication Use, and Weight in Type 2 Diabetes. JMIR Diabetes. 2017;2(1):e5. [00:30:45] Discontinuing 2/3 of the meds. [00:32:54] Health coaching. [00:34:18] Behaviour change. [00:35:30] Biometrics, blood BHB. [00:38:10] Reducing blood pressure and CRP. [00:38:30] Study: Youm, Yun-Hee, et al. "The ketone metabolite [beta]-hydroxybutyrate blocks NLRP3 inflammasome-mediated inflammatory disease." Nature medicine 21.3 (2015): 263-269. [00:39:49] Blood levels of BHB and weight loss. [00:41:36] STEM-Talk #43: Jeff Volek Explains the Power of Ketogenic Diets to Reverse Type 2 Diabetes. [00:43:33] Machine learning. [00:45:57] The Team at Virta including Nasir Bhanpuri, Catalin Voss and Jackie Lee. See article Will robots inherit the world of healthcare? For links to their talks. [00:46:49] Random Forest. [00:47:06] Nourish Balance Thrive 7-Minute Analysis. [00:48:05] Natural Language Processing. [00:48:57] Nourish Balance Thrive Highlights email series. [00:50:26] Finding purpose in your work. [00:51:59] Using machine learning to change behaviour. [00:53:25] Book: Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products by Nir Eyal. [00:54:11] Podcast: How to Avoid the Cognitive Middle Gear with James Hewitt. [00:55:37] $400 per month for one year. [00:57:58] Blog Post: Does Your Thyroid Need Dietary Carbohydrates? By Stephen Phinney, MD, PhD. [01:00:21] Article: Understanding Local Control of Thyroid Hormones:(Deiodinases Function and Activity) and Podcast: The Most Reliable Way to Lose Weight with Dr. Tommy Wood. [01:02:12] Podcast: How Busy Realtors Can Avoid Anxiety and Depression Without Prescriptions or the Help of a Doctor with Douglas Hilbert.

I attended QS15, the Quantified Self Conference and Expo this weekend and since it's still a prominent portion of my thoughts, I tried to capture some of what I felt after those three days in a brief summary. Learn more about Quantified Self at quantifiedself.com. Run Time - 7:36 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.