I Applied Natural Anti Aging Techniques for a Year! The Results SHOCKED Me!
Video · published 2025-03-26
- Cut sugar and simple/refined carbs (white bread, pasta, rice), which convert readily to sugar: sugar drives glycation that strips collagen and ages skin, fuels inflammation, causes insulin resistance, and shortens DNA telomeres. Read labels to avoid hidden sugars, high-fructose corn syrup (harder on the liver than glucose), and maltodextrin (glycemic index of 110, worse than sugar).
- Eliminate processed seed oils (canola, soybean, corn, sunflower), which are high-heat and solvent-processed (e.g. hexane), oxidized, and accelerate aging through inflammation, oxidative stress, and cellular damage.
- Quit alcohol and smoking/vaping: alcohol is a poison that raises inflammation, lowers testosterone, strains the liver, wrecks deep sleep, and blocks healing (the creator quit after ~23-25 years and calls it the one thing that slowed his own weight loss and recovery); alcohol ages women faster than men, and vaping carries more unstudied chemicals than cigarettes.
- Treat chronic stress as a top aging driver: sustained fight-or-flight elevates cortisol, shortens telomeres, suppresses immunity, and lowers testosterone. Fix or leave toxic relationships and jobs, and manage stress with long walks, morning sun, grounding, meditation, and positive self-talk.
- Prioritize sleep for regeneration rather than a fixed hour count: the body repairs cells and builds muscle during sleep, so make up lost sleep with naps or weekend catch-up, and favor going to bed and rising early. Chronic deprivation raises cortisol, lowers testosterone, and ages skin and brain.
- Use fasting as the most potent anti-aging tool: it triggers autophagy (the body consuming worn-out or cancerous cells for energy) and shifts metabolism from glucose to fat, lowering risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and neurodegeneration. Longer 48-72 hour fasts beat short intermittent fasting; the creator ate one meal a day (dinner) on keto for the past year.
- Eat a keto or carnivore diet to lower inflammation and oxidative stress: ketones burn cleaner than sugar with fewer free radicals, animal foods supply taurine, carnosine, glutathione and omega-3s, cholesterol and saturated fat support testosterone and growth hormone, and slow-cooked tough cuts and cartilage rebuild collagen; raw onions can further raise testosterone.
- Train regularly and progress gradually to avoid injury: HIIT and sprinting are the most potent forms (combine cardio and weights, and leg workouts especially boost testosterone), and doing high-intensity exercise about four hours before your meal while fasted and in ketosis maximizes fat burning and anti-aging effect.
- Support the body with targeted extras: electrolytes (sea salt for sodium, magnesium glycinate, potassium citrate) to curb false hunger and protect nerves and muscles; vitamin D3 with K2 (up to 50,000 IU when fighting inflammation) for hormones, bones, and immunity; plus zinc and B-complex. Add polyphenol-rich anti-inflammatory foods (green/black tea, coffee, dark chocolate, turmeric, leafy greens, walnuts), mentally challenging learning like a new language to guard against cognitive decline, and thermal stress (cold plunges can raise dopamine ~250%, sauna can boost growth hormone up to ~500%, best alternated).