Thank you for this- I'm generally healthy but admittedly have let things slip a bit over the last year. This is a timely reminder for me to cut back on 'treats' and increase my intake of spinach, beets, salmon and almonds. Also need to drink more water and be more strict with my bedtime ! I have a holiday planned in May and want to feel less bloated and more energised so now is the perfect time to begin 🌞
This is by far one of the best videos I have ever watched regarding heart health. The amount of important information given in such a simple and straight forward format is incredible. Thank you so much for putting this video together!! Simply amazing!
I am just starting my journey and I really appreciate your channel! It’s been my go-to guide this week (see, I said am just beginning!). It would be helpful if you separated your content into playlists, like these are all of the food related ones, workouts etc.. Also, can you make a video further explaining the perfect plate concept, specifically, how to estimate how tall your food portions should be. Yes, my mashed potatoes, for instance, width wise only consume 1/4 of my plate, but defeats the purpose if I’ve piled six scoops into a tall skinny mountain. Lol! So I am requesting further information on estimating how much food collectively is about 500 calories not just for myself but others as well.
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Dr. A, this is the best video I've ever seen concerning overall health! It's a super combination of all the important things we need to know. Food, excersice, sleep, supplements, breathing. The explanation you give on the "why" certain foods are bad for you is amazing. Excellent. This is great! 🙏🏾👏🏾🤍
Is 36 too late to start retraining heart health ? Can you suggest your favorite vita d and cod liver supplements ? As a vegetarian, my diet has become horrific ... As it's easy to fill up on carbs (even if they're organic ... They're still trash, I know this) Do you have MRT workouts on your channel? Eventually I'll join your program when 💲💸 I don't drive, I've walked my whole life.. unfortunately I don't feel like it does anything,as I am 30lbs overweight I love how you ended this session. You are deeply aware and thank you for sharing your wisdom
Hey Chantel, thanks for writing in and great question! And it is most definitely not too late as 36 is still quite young! We have members starting in their 80s so you have a good chunk of life left to turn around. In terms of supplements, you can find some of our very favorite here: pulse.ly/ihr0ktwv8b Thanks for watching! -The FMP Team
Thank you for this video, it was beyond valuable. You provided such great information in such a succinct manner! The visual were excellent. I'm so inspired right now, and plan to watch this video again and take additional notes. Thank you for such great, free content!
Thank you for your knowledge and fabulous teaching style. I have learned so much from this one video - I have subscribed and looking forward to you guiding me to better health. Again thank you x
Thank you for this Dr Balduzzi. Ive just had a shocking result on cholesterol, turns out I have Familial Hypercholesterolemia. I have always worked out, eaten really well and then this! Such a bummer. What youve talked about has educated me much more than my provider did, the details on things like magnesium and calcium are key. I am a nose breather and have been for years now after studying research on it, and struggling during aerobic exercise to keep going as a mouth breather. So, I believe I'm doing almost all you recommend. Ive just subscribed to our program and hope to see more benefits. Thanks for your sharing and contributions. God bless. Sally
My issue is arrhythmia and ectopic heart beats. My heart also beats really high when I exercise which generally makes me stop exercising. I'm menopausal too, when it's really important to exercise
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I just watched another video that said eggs are really bad for cholesterol as are full of it so it’s very difficult to know what to eat! Great information though. We have been doing intermittent fasting for a month now and altered our diet and haven’t seen much difference on the scale.
Hey thanks for writing in and great question! We actually recommend to do full-body training every-other-day or 3x/week rather than daily. This will allow your muscles to rest/recover from the day before so you can hit them again more fresh the next time. On the days in between workouts, you can consider doing more cardio-based activities to keep the calorie furnace going, while also helping expedite your healing. For a sample workout video, check this out==>pulse.ly/fe5j0jv346 Thanks for watching! -The FMP Team
Taking care of our heart health should be a top priority for all of us, and these 5 tips are a great place to start! It's amazing how simple changes in our diet, exercise routine, and daily habits can make such a big impact on our heart health. Personally, I've found that incorporating more fruits and veggies into my meals, getting regular exercise, and managing my stress levels have made a world of difference. I'm excited to see how these tips can help others too! What heart-healthy habits have you found to be effective?
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How do we fit exercise in when our spouses won't help do any house work. I have to do everything. He goes to movies etc. I see to have no time to myself
Fruit , oatmeal and beans are bad. Too much sugar in fruits and oatmeal spike blood sugar. Beans have always caused me terrible pain. Any legumes and veggies high in lectins cause me awful arthritis, inflammation and joint pain. I also ate a lot of kale, collards, spinach, and brassicas but had to back off because free t3 started to drop. Low carb diet helps reduce insulin resistance, triglycerides, lowers insulin, raises HDL. Make sure to drink water with electrolytes. I did not realize that you excrete them when you cut out excess sugar and carbs. Also, I had to make sure I got enough high quality, whole food protein. I was too low, below .8 per pound of weight. That matters so much for heart health.
