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Tim, Paris, and Joe join Tony to talk about how to find the "optimal minimal" for the habits and practices in your life.
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The 10-week course of cold exposure and breath work leads to a 20 to 30 percent increase in mood and a feeling of happiness which helps in interactions with others and improves mundane tasks.
Seeking suggestions for a device that can rapidly cool water for immersion purposes, a technology investor expresses interest in funding research in this area.
The speaker recommends Yak Tracks for walking in New York City during winter instead of heavy boots, and shares how he chose the product.
The speaker warns about the potential for Achilles tendonitis when wearing zero drop shoes like Vibram's, especially for those who are not accustomed to them. He also discusses the difficulty of finding compatible matches on dating apps.
The podcast discusses the patterns and tricks that men use to get female attention and how they can sometimes miss the mark.
The speaker provides recommendations on products, electronic gadgets, and tools after thoroughly testing them for at least a month. However, they also acknowledge the possibility of some episodes containing ad mentions for specific products or services.
The book follows the story of a young Baron who climbs up a tree after a dispute with his father and stays in the trees for the rest of his life, where he experiences love affairs and learns various skills. The book is recommended as a good option for an audiobook due to its easy-to-follow storyline and primary characters introduced early on.
The speaker recommends an audio device that works well for fitness enthusiasts and emphasizes on the importance of tracking sleep data for a healthy lifestyle.
The speaker recounts their experience touring Yellowstone via snowmobile and observing the local wildlife, including a coyote and a couple of bison. They also went skinny dipping in the Firehole River, despite the freezing temperature.
The speaker discusses the issue of getting distracted by tab browsing while online, using an example of researching genetically modified foods.
The speaker suggests going to unique stores such as cigar shops or Chinese variety stores instead of big chain stores. The speaker also makes a joke about genetically modified chickens with large breasts.
This podcast discusses a bone broth company that offers unique flavor combinations such as dark chocolate and coconut milk, as well as traditional options like turkey and chicken with herbs. One standout flavor is the chicken broth with a chicken egg yolk mixed in.
In this podcast, the speaker recommends the "Nourishing Traditions" cookbook as a basic primer on bone broth and nutrition, and considers it a must-have in a collection of six cookbooks.
The podcast briefly mentions sardine brands and highlights the benefits of healthy eating habits.
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