Do any of you do anything nontraditional to improve your health/longevity? What I’m thinking about is radical lifestyle changes, such as using dozens of supplements like Kurzweil or mixing one’s lunch out of raw ingredients like Bostrom, or avoiding all car travel and similar stuff, not exercise.
I don’t know if this counts as nontraditional or not, but I do intermittent fasting (which, in my case, should promote longevity through the intermediate step of helping me keep off weight) and take CoQ10 daily.
For what it’s worth, I recommend CoQ10 supplementation to anyone I know on statin drugs (they interfere with its recycling, although you get at least some from literally anything you eat that was once alive) and am occasionally surprised that this is not standard practice given the biochemistry involved.
Yeah, I suspect it only really makes a difference if you’re dealing with another issue or stressor on top of the statins. I’ve seen studies indicating that yes it doesn’t change much in day to day life but that it increases the cardiovascular benefits of aerobic exercise in the population on statins, and anecdotally (DANGER! DANGER!) it made a sudden large difference in energy level and strength for a family member knocked for a loop by chemotherapy who had resumed their statins after completing treatment.
Do any of you do anything nontraditional to improve your health/longevity? What I’m thinking about is radical lifestyle changes, such as using dozens of supplements like Kurzweil or mixing one’s lunch out of raw ingredients like Bostrom, or avoiding all car travel and similar stuff, not exercise.
I don’t know if this counts as nontraditional or not, but I do intermittent fasting (which, in my case, should promote longevity through the intermediate step of helping me keep off weight) and take CoQ10 daily.
For what it’s worth, I recommend CoQ10 supplementation to anyone I know on statin drugs (they interfere with its recycling, although you get at least some from literally anything you eat that was once alive) and am occasionally surprised that this is not standard practice given the biochemistry involved.
The tone of its Wikipedia page is strongly against its usefulness.
Yeah, I suspect it only really makes a difference if you’re dealing with another issue or stressor on top of the statins. I’ve seen studies indicating that yes it doesn’t change much in day to day life but that it increases the cardiovascular benefits of aerobic exercise in the population on statins, and anecdotally (DANGER! DANGER!) it made a sudden large difference in energy level and strength for a family member knocked for a loop by chemotherapy who had resumed their statins after completing treatment.
Lifestyle interventions to increase longevity, as found on Life Advice Repository, as curiously not found on Repository repository.
Somatics training. In my particular case the Danis Bois Method / Perceptive Pedagogy.