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Happy Thursday, Zapien — Here’s what we’re diving into this week:
Top 3 functional mushrooms for steady energy and daily balance
Free Home Detox Guide by Stanford MD – Reduce toxins, room by room
Community highlights: Longevity, balanced nutrition, and fitness data
How elite athlete Erling Haaland balances load, fuel, and recovery
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Karol, Martin, Simon & Andy
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Functional Mushrooms: The Natural Way to Restore Balance and Energy
In a perfect world, my cortisol would be neither too high nor too low, and my testosterone would remain at the level I need for an active lifestyle, even in old age. But the modern world wears us down, and our lifestyle constantly challenges our hormones. Stress, irregular meals, lack of sleep, and digital overload strain the finely tuned interplay of hormones and neurotransmitters.
Fortunately, nature provides functional allies. Functional mushrooms can support the hormonal system naturally, and research is increasingly providing solid evidence for this. Thankfully, more and more scientists are dedicating their work to these unique organisms and their effects on the human body.
Short Hack Long Life
Digital sunset for better sleep and recovery
Your brain needs darkness to know it’s time to rest — light tells it the opposite. Blue light from phones, laptops, and TVs suppresses melatonin and increases alertness, delaying sleep onset and shortening total sleep time. Studies show that even moderate screen use in the evening can shift circadian rhythms by up to an hour, depending on brightness and exposure length.
Creating a “digital sunset” helps your body wind down naturally. Reducing light and stimulation before bed is linked to earlier sleep, better duration, and more consistent energy the next day.
How to create a digital sunset:
🔴 Use red or warm light on devices 2 hours before bed
📵 Turn off all screens 1 hour before sleep
📚 Read, stretch, or start your wind-down routine in dim light
⏱️ Set app limits or “downtime” to make it stick
→ Fewer screens, better sleep.
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WhatsApp Group Summary
Vitamin D3 and K2
Discussion:
Jasmin opened a discussion about combining Vitamin D3 with K2. Christian and Karol shared personal experiences and supplement advice, emphasizing absorption and long-term benefits.
Consider this:
• D3 + K2 can improve calcium balance and bone health.
• Always check dosage and lab results before regular use.
Nutrition in Context
Discussion:
Alexander asked if cookies are unhealthy. Josch and Ana Paula explained that no food is inherently good or bad — it depends on portion size, habits, and context. Alexander noted he ate 200 grams but maintains balance through daily training.
Consider this:
• Focus on overall diet patterns, not isolated foods.
• Occasional treats fit perfectly into a consistent, active lifestyle.
Health Tech Insights
Discussion:
Martin shared his experience using the Calibre Bio tracker for metabolic testing, including VO₂max and FatMax optimization. He reported clear progress and valuable insights for endurance training.
Consider this:
• Wearables can help personalize fitness — if you interpret the data correctly.
• Use metrics like FatMax or HRV to refine recovery and performance.
Community Health Stack
Erling Haaland
Professional footballer and elite athlete. Combining high-volume training, disciplined nutrition, and recovery routines to maintain peak performance.
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Erling's Health Routine
Routine
• Waking: Early with sunlight exposure and filtered water
• Training: Daily field + gym sessions emphasizing strength + agility
• Movement: Using sleds, functional drills, outdoor activity
• Dieting: 6,000 calories/day of nutrient-dense foods including organ meats
• Hydrating: Drinking filtered water, minimizing processed drinks
• Recovering: Ice baths, red-light therapy, mobility work
• Wind-Down: Evening family time, low screen exposure
• Sleeping: Consistent schedule, prioritizing quality rest
Workout
• Strength: Compound lifts, power emphasis, core & leg focus
• Functional: Sled pushes, balance work, unconventional drills
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