Biohacking News by Zestology

The Strongest Medicine (feat. Dr. Steven Eisenberg) #336

07.26.2021 - By Tony WrightonPlay

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Dr. Steven Eisenberg is one of my favourite former Zestology guests. His interview on Zestology last time kick-started his writing career. He got a big book deal, and he's now brought his own book out. We recorded this just before Love Is the Strongest Medicine: Notes from a Cancer Doctor on Connection, Creativity, and Compassion came out - it's out now. And what's more he is a big fan of my new book, as you'll hear. And this was recorded for both podcasts. So it also features a number of my favourite hacks and tips from my new book on energy.   Sign up on the site and get exclusive extra content, a regular ‘3 Zesty Things' newsletter and slightly blurry shots taken on my phone. DEAL OF THE WEEK: We all cheat sometimes. So it just makes sense to have a way to maintain healthy blood sugar day in, day out, even if you have an “off” day. That’s why I recommend a product called Blood Sugar Breakthrough by BiOptimizers. This easy to take supplement is the result of numerous tests to find the absolute best formula for maintaining healthy blood sugar. In fact, BiOptimizers went through 5 different formulations before landing on this one. Blood Sugar Breakthrough works to safely lower blood sugar after meals so that you can maintain a healthy weight and redirect carbs to your muscles where they can be burned for energy. This means you’ll avoid the worst effects of high blood sugar — like weight gain — while enjoying more stable energy, mental clarity, and fewer cravings. For an exclusive offer for my listeners just go to www.bloodsugarbreakthrough.health/zestology and save 10 percent with code ZESTOLOGY10 then you try Blood Sugar Breakthrough. Oh, and if you use that link www.bloodsugarbreakthrough.health/zestology your exclusive 10% discount will already be applied.

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