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On a cellular level, aging is related to your mitochondria. Mitochondria are tiny organelles inside your cells that extract energy from the food you digest and create a chemical called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, which stores energy for cellular function. They’re essentially the power plant of the cell. As you get older, though, your mitochondria begin to falter. This leads to an increase in reactive oxygen species, also known as free radicals. These damage your cells and cause widespread chronic inflammation, laying the groundwork for degenerative diseases like cancer.
Luckily though, your mitochondria also produce antioxidants, compounds which curb the damaging effects of free radicals. In order to remain young, your body needs to produce as many antioxidants as it does free radicals. Unfortunately, replacing antioxidants isn’t as simple as taking supplements. If we want to keep our mitochondria functioning well for decades to come, we need to create habits that transform our bodies from the inside out.
Ironically, one of the main factors in mitochondria degeneration is the very thing that the mitochondria drive you towards doing to survive: eating. Though some foods are beneficial for mitochondrial maintenance, foods that cause inflammation are commonplace in the average Western diet. If we want to avoid chronic inflammation and the degenerative diseases it leads to, we need to practice better dietary habits.
To keep your blood sugar levels within a healthy range, you should avoid both grains and sugar as a general rule. That’s because when you eat sugar, it causes spikes in blood sugar, or glucose, levels.
This can lead to diabetes, peripheral artery disease, and heart complications. And even if you don’t suffer from celiac disease, gluten and other wheat causes aging through inflammation and gastrointestinal stress; it also disrupts your thyroid function.
Fats and proteins should make up the heart of your diet instead. But make sure that you eat the right fats and proteins. Charred, fried, or blackened meat, for example, will increase your risk of diseases such as heart failure. But not all meat is bad for you. In fact, humans need some animal fats for repairing tissue and preserving muscle mass.
At the same time, restricting meat intake boosts autophagy, your body’s way of cleaning out damaged cells and generating new healthier ones; it also forces your body to burn fat for warmth.
Stick to organic, grass-fed meat, to reap the age-curbing benefits of these processes without depriving your body of meat. If you’re lean, eat .5 grams a day for every pound you weigh. If you’re overweight, make it .35 grams.
We can’t get all the energy we need from protein, however. Fats are the most important source of energy that we can provide our bodies with if we want to live a long, healthy life. But many foods with a long shelf life contain artificial trans fats.
These were developed synthetically, which means that the body isn’t able to digest them properly. As a result, eating them leads to inflammation and heightened cancer risk. Instead, try to eat monounsaturated fats, ...
..., which are found in foods like olive oil and avocados; saturated fats like butter; and anti-inflammatory omega-3 fats, contained in foods such as salmon.
Your body obtains the energy your brain requires through the metabolic process of burning food to use as fuel. Typically, that fuel is glucose. But your body can also use chemical compounds called ketones, which it produces while in a state known as ketosis.
Ketosis occurs when there isn’t much blood sugar available and the body is forced to break down its stores of fat for energy.
Ketones actually burn more efficiently than glucose, but if your body stays in ketosis you risk becoming insulin resistant. That’s why it’s important to maintain your metabolic flexibility through a cyclical ketogenic diet, which enables you to burn glucose as well as ketones.
The foundation of a cyclical ketogenic diet is eating a high-fat diet and limiting yourself to eating around 150 grams of low-sugar carbs just one or two days a week. However, if skipping carbs most days is not an option for you, there’s a more sustainable alternative that still enables you to have ketones present in your body.
It entails limiting yourself to moderate low-sugar carbohydrates like white rice or sweet potatoes. You’ll also want to consume lots of energy fats, such as the author’s signature BulletProof Brain Octane Oil - an oil made up of fatty acids that introduce ketones into your body even in the presence of carbs.
Training your metabolism to become more flexible will also make it easier to adopt another longevity practice: intermittent fasting. Intermittent fasting means restricting your eating to one six-to-eight hour period each day.
Fasting has been proven to boost your brain’s neuroplasticity – its ability to adapt and grow. It also encourages neurogenesis – the process through which new neurons are generated.
Until recently, however, scientists weren’t sure why fasting was so beneficial. Then, a 2019 study at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology revealed that 58 hours of fasting increased levels of 44 different metabolites, substances formed by your body’s metabolic processes. These substances help boost antioxidant levels in your body, which, as we know, fosters mitochondrial health. As you work your way up to becoming a regular faster, try intermittent fasting every other day.
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Chrissie war ein Auslandssemester in Israel und hat da Hebräisch gelernt. Inzwischen hat sie fast alles vergessen und möchte das wieder lernen. Für Q1? 2020 hat sie sich persönliche OKR's gesetzt: 2 Sachbücher lesen und ihr Lernen zu verbessern. Sachbücher sind "Thinking, Fst and Slow" und "Why nations fail". Um das Lernen zu verbessern, haben wir über Memory Palaces gesprochen. Blinkist: sie meinte sie driftet da immer gedanklich ab.
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