Skipping breakfast (intermittent fasting) has always been my number one way to have energy, clarity, and motivation everyday from when I wake up until whenever I eat my first meal. God bless! 🦋
@@romanreigns5796 you can maintain healthy weight by still eating more than enough food in your eating window. It’s not about less food, it’s about eating all you’re gonna eat only within a certain timeframe
I know I'm a few months late but I just want to note that studies show taking a cold shower within a 5-6 hour window after strength training reduces muscle hypertrophy
That’s because your body is using up extra energy to heat itself up. Cold showers/ice baths are not actually proven by psychologists to be that mentally beneficial, they are healthy, but a slightly hot bath has more benefits, especially mentally.
I have been experiencing brain fog for several years now and I aleays thought I was normal. Now, it's completely gone. It just comes sometimes after I do hours of mentally exhausting tasks with little or no breaks like 10 hours of blitz chess. I recover from it easily now with Wimhof, coffee, and a morning jog. It usually takes more than two days for it to fully recover so I have to be patient
@@TonyMilo-ft4jc he mentioned how. He said: "I recover from it easily now with Wimhof, coffee, and a morning jog. It usually takes more than two days for it to fully recover so I have to be patient"
I remember one night probably 4 years ago now, I was smoking some weed, the night was relatively normal. When I woke up I still felt a little high, like an afterglow almost. I didn’t smoke the day after and I still felt just the slightest bit high. I felt a tad bit slower, my hand eye coordination was off, everything I looked at felt like there was an extremely slight filter over it (best word to describe it is foggy) and just a tad bit less energy. It never went away, I slowly became accustomed to it.
I remember one night probably 4 years ago now, I was smoking some weed, the night was relatively normal. When I woke up I still felt a little high, like an afterglow almost. I didn’t smoke the day after and I still felt just the slightest bit high. I felt a tad bit slower, my hand eye coordination was off, everything I looked at felt like there was an extremely slight filter over it (best word to describe it is foggy) and just a tad bit less energy. It never went away, I slowly became accustomed to it.
I’m dealing with it right now and from my description it is feeling like my brain is numb and I’m not really here rn and I can’t think of focus clearly
@@roter13 fr it sucks like everything I remember went away unless I think of it intentionally and I try to really focus but it just shifts my brain into a heavy state like I’m buried under the ground