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💪 Muscle is Medicine, Daylight Savings Time & Use Strength to Optimize Sleep
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💪 Muscle is Medicine, Daylight Savings Time & Use Strength to Optimize Sleep

Podcast 162 | Allan Mishra, MD

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FIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCAST

  1. Muscle is Medicine – Your Hidden Superpower
    Strength training isn’t just for aesthetics—it’s a vital key to longevity. Muscles act as natural anti-inflammatory agents, boost metabolism, and even protect brain function. Strong grip strength is directly linked to a longer, healthier life. The takeaway? Train your muscles like they’re a prescription for vitality.

  2. Daylight Savings Time is a Silent Health Threat
    Losing just one hour of sleep increases the risk of heart attacks, fatal car accidents, and mood disorders. The time shift disrupts our circadian rhythm, leading to higher inflammation and stress. Protect yourself by prioritizing consistent sleep, morning sunlight exposure, and cautious driving during the transition week.

  3. Sleep Better, Live Better – Exercise is the Ultimate Sleep Aid
    Research shows strength training is the number one exercise for improving sleep quality. Even 100 seconds of bodyweight exercises can make a difference. Aerobic workouts help too, but excessive high-intensity training can backfire. The key? Moderate-intensity strength training 2-3 times a week is your natural sleep enhancer.

  4. The 100-Second Strength Challenge – No More Excuses!
    You don’t need hours at the gym—short bursts of movement throughout the day can significantly impact health. Try 100 seconds of squats, push-ups, or grip strength exercises multiple times a day. If you can, aim for 1,000 seconds daily (about 17 minutes) to build lifelong muscle health.

  5. Your Future Self is Built Today – Make Deposits in Your Vitality Bank
    Every movement, workout, and healthy habit is an investment in future strength, cognition, and quality of life. It’s never too late or too early to start. Even at 75, weightlifters maintain muscle fibers comparable to those in their 30s. Start today—your 80-year-old self will thank you.

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