These 3 Health Habits Are a Must for Increasing Longevity - Rhonda Patrick

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  • Опубликовано: 25 янв 2025

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  • @FoundMyFitnessClips
    @FoundMyFitnessClips  Месяц назад +3

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    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад

      @FoundMyFitnessClips thank you FMF! Andre

  • @Yeohster824
    @Yeohster824 Месяц назад +28

    Takeaways:
    1. Do sauna 4x a week, 174 deg, 20 mins
    2. Broccoli sprouts
    3. Time restricted feeding (10 hrs)
    4. High intensity interval protocol, 3 per week, sprits, burpees, biking

  • @HardRockMiner
    @HardRockMiner Месяц назад +109

    Excessive birthdays is the leading cause of death. I stopped having those 4 years ago.

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +6

      Cool suggestion mate! Is the Delorean involved?

    • @HardRockMiner
      @HardRockMiner Месяц назад +5

      @CairnsLobster - The imaginary one is. If it's used properly, it can take you to real places.

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +2

      @HardRockMiner That's fascinating! I like your name too, I've worked 14 years on mostly hard rock mines, underground, pits, shut-downs and project work, got a full shirt once and blew it haha. I don't miss FIFO though. I'd love to hear more about this perspective of yours somehow one day mate. Personally I'm uninterested in my own vanity, don't care I'm 51, I care whether I'm metabolically healthy, whether I'm happy, wake up with the kick stand and all that. Andre

    • @HardRockMiner
      @HardRockMiner Месяц назад +3

      @CairnsLobster - It is the best job on/in Earth if you ask me! I stopped having birthdays a few years back. I decided I wasn't getting any older, and that was it! It's healthy and it's green. I just recycle each year at the end of the year and do it all over again. Wish I'd thought of it years ago!

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +1

      @HardRockMiner I'm going to think on this today! And yes FIFO is a great life just not for me no more.

  • @wennerstierna
    @wennerstierna Месяц назад +33

    Commuting to work 30+30km per day on a bicycle for decades in Scandinavian winters and year-round and stopping drinking alcohol early in life beats everything else, including the sauna.

    • @LK-pc4sq
      @LK-pc4sq Месяц назад

      LONG term Cardio SLOWS metabolic Aging ...its rEALLY shocking!!! Going VEGAN SLOOOWs aging and prevents premature disease and death. The longest living Americnas lived to a shocking 116 years old..even at 110 he was in great health. 99% of Americans die by the time they reach 99 years old.

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +6

      Great comment Wenner. I gave up drinking at 51! Regretful but better than at 52.

    • @wennerstierna
      @wennerstierna Месяц назад

      @@CairnsLobster I stopped on December 31, 1999. 25 years in 2ish weeks. Zero alcohol 20xxish. I'm 65 and beat most longevity experts in bicycles, powerwalks and intellectual endeavours, PhD or not. Currently biohacking and writing about how to hack quantum coherence in my Krebs cycle.

    • @ash9x9
      @ash9x9 Месяц назад +1

      Why stop alcohol?🍷

    • @wennerstierna
      @wennerstierna Месяц назад

      @@ash9x9 It's a toxin. One of the most potent toxins around. It kills hundreds of thousands of people annually, and it shortens lifespan significantly. It attacks all organs, it kills off your brain slowly but surely, and you will not notice it because it killed off your brain cells.

  • @stever3206
    @stever3206 Месяц назад +11

    I literally thought this was from like 10 years ago - as Rhonda looks like a teenager.
    I guess this gives the content more credibility.
    Thanks Rhonda

  • @atzimier6896
    @atzimier6896 Месяц назад +22

    Your skin looks amazing Rhonda!

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +1

      Doesn't it!! The best thing about metabolic health is you look better!!!

    • @jjjames6894
      @jjjames6894 Месяц назад +1

      Yes vs some of her first videos many years ago she looks younger now, crazy

    • @CairnsLobster
      @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +1

      @jjjames6894 100%!

    • @Santiago-fj2nv
      @Santiago-fj2nv Месяц назад +2

      she looks twenie all of a sudden wtf

    • @anthropomorphicOrange
      @anthropomorphicOrange Месяц назад +1

      It’s the sauna.

  • @johnconnor8373
    @johnconnor8373 Месяц назад +27

    Rhonda looks 16 in this video. Not kidding haha. We love you, Rhonda. Thank you!!!

    • @Ben-ts7ut
      @Ben-ts7ut Месяц назад

      its a 160p camera lol

    • @wzupppp
      @wzupppp Месяц назад

      Is it the braces and no make-up? 😂

    • @Naonicat
      @Naonicat 27 дней назад

      haha she looks attractive in any age

    • @jessiepellegrin1156
      @jessiepellegrin1156 23 дня назад

      She's just HOT, beautiful lips & smile! 🔥

  • @landdunbreakable9342
    @landdunbreakable9342 Месяц назад +14

    My routine has a lot of her suggestions- sauna 5-6 times a week at 150+ for 20+ minutes, cold plunge 5-6 times per week 3 minutes, grounding mat (she said the science is supporting but I use it anyway), great diet, train every day for 30 minutes plus , and supplements like a mad man - NAC, greens, Chlorella, spirulina, magnesium, boron, l-tyrosine, colostrum, olive and coconut oil, nattokinese, turmeric, long jack, DIM, broccoli sprouts, shilajet, msm, hyaluronic acid, chamomile extract, glycine, essential aminos, ashwaganda, co10, royal jelly, to name a few :). As a 45 year old, I’m pretty happy and active for sure. Plan on going until I’m 100 atleast :)

  • @CairnsLobster
    @CairnsLobster Месяц назад +7

    Always love Rhonda Patrick videos! She is looking so healthy!!!

  • @icantsee5745
    @icantsee5745 Месяц назад +4

    After undergoing surgery on both legs, which involved the complete extraction of veins “Varicose veins” from the groin to the ankles, I dedicated myself to an intensive recovery routine. Each morning at 4 a.m., I combined a 1.5 km run before swim in an icy river at 5°C and then a 1.5 km intense uphill run. This challenging regimen was complemented by red light therapy, which significantly aided in reducing inflammation, promoting healing, and accelerating recovery.
    My VO2 max curve reflects the effectiveness of this approach. Initially, my VO2 max was in the 30-35 range (Below Average). By consistently following this routine, my cardio fitness steadily improved to 40-50 (Above Average) by October, and eventually reached 50+ (High) by December. The sharp improvement in November aligns with when I incorporated cold water immersion into my daily practice.
    I sincerely thank you for your incredible content, which you regularly provide. It truly is an invaluable source of information for me and undoubtedly for many others as well.

  • @Jjengering
    @Jjengering Месяц назад +23

    I think you missed a key basic point, reducing your level of adiposity, the fastest way to clean up your bloodwork, is literally to just get down to a healthy bodyfat percentage while simultaneously maintaining muscle/lean tissue will pretty much get you 80% of the longevity benefits

    • @kurtisshotts3818
      @kurtisshotts3818 Месяц назад +10

      And how do you actually accomplish that? Probably by cutting out refined sugar, increasing vegetable intake, doing cardio, and restricting your feeding window. All of which she mentioned.

  • @salpanettieri3115
    @salpanettieri3115 Месяц назад +3

    Can you please tell us more about the broccoli sprouts? And what is sulfur and?

  • @DianeH-pv6ox
    @DianeH-pv6ox Месяц назад +15

    Sauna
    Broccoli sprouts
    Time restricted eating
    HIIT to increase VO2 max
    Watch the video for details.

  • @jlvandat69
    @jlvandat69 Месяц назад +1

    Re: Sauna use for HSP release (would love to have the following verified by Dr. Patrick)...Chat GTP tells me that exercising in a warm climate, ideally humid, can cause HSP release similar to sauna use. This may be of interest to those who, for whatever reason, do not have regular access to a sauna. Many variables involved, but it appears a longer duration workout in a warm, humid climate is basically the equivalent of a 20-30 minute sauna in terms of HSP release.

  • @andrewromaro12
    @andrewromaro12 Месяц назад +125

    The concept of health in "The 23 Former Doctor Truths" book completely explains this. I wish I read it sooner

  • @dieseltree567
    @dieseltree567 19 дней назад

    Is steambath the same as sauna for heart health?

  • @NeverGiveUp-ib3xb
    @NeverGiveUp-ib3xb Месяц назад +1

    What kind of protein? Ty

  • @charlessommers7218
    @charlessommers7218 Месяц назад

    Thanks 👍

  • @Plug042
    @Plug042 Месяц назад

    is suna actually doing wonders

  • @osiriswills6749
    @osiriswills6749 5 дней назад

    So what if your not able to get access to a sauna? What can a person do in this case?

  • @howardgans9906
    @howardgans9906 Месяц назад

    What quantity of broccoli sprouts should one be eating? Is this daily, or weekly?

  • @TheGreightCornholio
    @TheGreightCornholio 22 дня назад

    Hi Dr Patrick I was wondering what the best hiit training would be for somebody that has chronic acid reflux or Crohn's disease. The traditional cardio machines make my acid reflux flare up really bad.

  • @JohnParks-f8x
    @JohnParks-f8x Месяц назад

    Does a steam room work as well as a sauna?

  • @boringaccountant1000
    @boringaccountant1000 Месяц назад

    I haven't heard you talk about moringa in quite a while. Are you still a big proponent of it?

  • @ybaggi
    @ybaggi Месяц назад +3

    What does sauna do that exeecise doesn't?

    • @Corrans
      @Corrans Месяц назад

      Good question. And would a hot bath do the same?

  • @MrPeaps
    @MrPeaps Месяц назад +2

    I don't have time to go to the gym multiple times per day. Is it okay to do weights, cardio, and sauna all in the same gym session?

    • @Drgluee
      @Drgluee Месяц назад

      Your choice, fade away, or go to the gym.

  • @CB19-h6e
    @CB19-h6e Месяц назад +2

    does it matter if it's infrared or traditional sauna?

    • @catherinecury2626
      @catherinecury2626 Месяц назад +1

      I have the same question. Thank you for asking.

    • @GDavis49
      @GDavis49 Месяц назад +3

      I believe she’s mentioned previously that infrared doesn’t get hot enough

    • @GlennMarshallnz
      @GlennMarshallnz 9 часов назад

      She recommends traditional sauna.

    • @catherinecury2626
      @catherinecury2626 9 часов назад

      @ Thank you!

  • @HH-gv8mx
    @HH-gv8mx Месяц назад

    Do NAD supplements work?

  • @ash9x9
    @ash9x9 Месяц назад

    Boron supplements are game changer 😮

  • @MrPeaps
    @MrPeaps Месяц назад

    How do you do your HIIT workouts? I have a peloton. Are their HIIT workouts good?

  • @bbs7848
    @bbs7848 Месяц назад +1

    Norwegian, 4 x 4?

  • @justinjones9194
    @justinjones9194 Месяц назад +2

    100 different supplements?

  • @KimLaCroix-s1w
    @KimLaCroix-s1w Месяц назад

    Quick question for you Dr. Patrick: I do my infrared sauna at 135 degrees for 20 minutes - do I still get the same health benefits??

  • @montegomm
    @montegomm Месяц назад +1

    I don't have access to a sauna. However, I can go to a steam room. Is a steam room a good surrogate for a sauna?

  • @anotheryoutuber_
    @anotheryoutuber_ Месяц назад

    still dont know why sauna over exercise except sauna sales, moving makes you warm, plus movement wiggles your bits. unless moving is too hard for a person then its a great alternative.

  • @unknownsoldier4825
    @unknownsoldier4825 Месяц назад

    Hi Rhonda, What's hill sprinting?

    • @me-lg1yw
      @me-lg1yw Месяц назад

      Sprinting up a hill. It’s more difficult than sprinting on level ground but better. Try sprinting up a hill as fast and as far as you can. Then walk back down for recovery. Repeat this a few times. It’s difficult but you’ll see improvement over time.

  • @jjjames6894
    @jjjames6894 Месяц назад

    She said broc but I think she means moringa (or also what was that European sulforaphane supplement?) for the sulforaphane now, me too, got tired of caring for the sprouts so 5-10g moringa powder a similar effect (assuming it’s not a high metal souce? Kulikuli) in smoothie everyday way easier & def feel a diff on it & dose sets off nrf2 up to a few days like broc sprouts & it’s easier to be more dosage/timing consistent

  • @Linkky
    @Linkky Месяц назад

    Could you provide me with the database so I can create a visualization of the results? I'm quite skilled at making data speak, and this could be beneficial for many people. I'm also particularly interested in health-related topics.

  • @tomgreve8014
    @tomgreve8014 Месяц назад

    Wish I could find a reasonably priced sauna!

    • @Ismakogie05
      @Ismakogie05 Месяц назад

      Build your own...! In Finland in "olden times" when a family built a home, they first built a sauna. It provided everything a family needed to survive: water and warmth, provided by the wood fired stove, which was also useful for cooking. Babies then were also born in saunas, famously president Urho Kekkonen (1900)

  • @dinomiles7999
    @dinomiles7999 Месяц назад

    STOP running , START ROWUNG ❤DON'T DIE! ❤ Eyes mind heart and soul wide open ❤NO FEAR! ❤❤Decentralization ❤ I just want the truth to be told ❤. Love to Ronda ❤

  • @henrikmadsen2176
    @henrikmadsen2176 Месяц назад +1

    "obvious ones" ..... Dr. Ken Berry would NOT agree on the veggies!! Any comments ?

  • @devthezev
    @devthezev Месяц назад +1

    Did you mean four four-minute sprints at 6:45 ? (Not one minute)

  • @rombohnallavan1861
    @rombohnallavan1861 Месяц назад +2

    I just run and sweat everyday.

  • @marco_cee_
    @marco_cee_ Месяц назад

    Brocolli Sprouts 😉

  • @johnbrennick8738
    @johnbrennick8738 Месяц назад

    : she appears 20 years younger ! Is it the hairdo or cutting sugar, etc?! 😀

  • @blaze1148
    @blaze1148 Месяц назад

    Less and less people think vegetables are good for you for many reasons 1. Oxalates 2. Sprayed with Glycophosphates 3. Lectins 4. Most are GMO etc etc

  • @joeysocks5718
    @joeysocks5718 Месяц назад +1

    I don't know how my wifes 85+ grandparents are alive, since they do NONE of this.

  • @andrewnorris5415
    @andrewnorris5415 Месяц назад +1

    Interesting. But none of these are proven methods. As if you already exercise you may only get limited effects from sauna. The rest are associative. Does not the sauna work in a similar way to exercise? Exercise cuts heart disease etc by massive amounts. It's just that the base rarely exercise. So for them Sauna helps. My thought = is the blood vessel and HSPs from the sauna that good for the time spent 4 times a week. Get a good effect from eating leafy green and beets on endothelia cells for blood vessels. Chew them in your mouth a lot. That's a very easy hack to do compared to 4 times a week sauna. And does a VO2 max increase "turn you back a decade in ageing". It's not general ageing, it's VO2 max compared to an average person. Remember links of VO2 max to longevity are associative. Most people who have a high VO2 max work out and of course are healthy, esp when older. Sulforaphane is interesting and not hard to do so I would do that as it may just make a big difference, but this is not sure.

  • @rebeccaizzmeeFemm1
    @rebeccaizzmeeFemm1 Месяц назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @AntonioDosSantos-do8ey
    @AntonioDosSantos-do8ey Месяц назад

    Thanks Rhonda. Greetings from Colombia. The Venezuelan immigrant writer 🇻🇪

  • @cloudx661
    @cloudx661 Месяц назад

    Why does she look young 😋

  • @Noegzit
    @Noegzit Месяц назад +1

    "...most people agree that high vegetable intake is great so those things are all obvious, obvious ones."
    It's true that most people agree that a high vegetable intake is great. But should we really consider obvious that a high vegetable intake is great?
    Maybe not, as, for example, a high intake of vegetables rich in oxalates can permanently damage our kidneys...

  • @lawrenceweinzimer
    @lawrenceweinzimer Месяц назад +2

    Rebuttal to anybody who merely dismisses their fate with the mentality, 'It's all in the genes.' Tell them: a) 'Tell me another..;'
    or,
    b) 'That's nice.'

  • @jays7318
    @jays7318 Месяц назад +1

    There's a large group of people who say vegetables have too many harmful contents to eat a lot of them. Example: Many vegetables are very high in oxalates, and consuming excessive oxalates causes "false gout" and kidney damage. Another example is that brocolli has compounds that not only harm cancer cells, but also healthy cells, so the anti-cancer properties comes at a cost.

    • @gedfi
      @gedfi Месяц назад +2

      Yes, there are idiots that say many things. Everything in moderation and variety is king.
      Individual compounds in foods are not consumed in isolation. The net effect is what matters, and for vegetables the science is clear.

    • @jays7318
      @jays7318 Месяц назад +1

      @gedfi They may not be so idiotic, as you suggest. And the "science" can change based on new evidence.
      For example, a vegan friend of mine suffered from gout/false gout for years. I told him it was probably due to a high oxalatic acid diet. He agreed and changed his diet as a result. His doctors, like most doctors in this country, are not educated in diet. They rely on the food pyramid established by corruption in the food industry.

    • @jays7318
      @jays7318 Месяц назад

      @gedfi Science always changes based on new evidence. They may not be so idiotic. Most plants on earth are very toxic to humans.

    • @jays7318
      @jays7318 Месяц назад

      @@gedfi Science is observation and/or testing by humans. It can change base on new evidence. Most plants are very toxic to humans, so it is not unusual that the ones that are less toxic to humans still have some toxicity.

    • @gedfi
      @gedfi Месяц назад

      @jays7318 It's definitely true that some conditions force you to adapt your diet.
      That doesn't imply that it's generally true.

  • @stuartbrock7586
    @stuartbrock7586 Месяц назад +7

    Says the woman that seems to live on pills, powders, and potions.

  • @blueberrydays5569
    @blueberrydays5569 Месяц назад

    Seriously you do look 16!😅

  • @DelaramWakefield
    @DelaramWakefield Месяц назад +3

    She looks so serious and no joy. What is the use of health with no joy.

  • @marktapley7571
    @marktapley7571 Месяц назад +1

    She’s aging faster than a ten day old jug of milk.

  • @nickyRavioli
    @nickyRavioli Месяц назад +6

    Wow .. Where is her make up 😅

    • @bbeba88
      @bbeba88 Месяц назад +1

      She didn't need it,her skin is flawless 😊

  • @Tony-m3p1v
    @Tony-m3p1v Месяц назад

    🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😄