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Dr. Berg’s Healthy Keto and Intermittent Fasting Podcast

3 Potent Strategies for Deep Refreshing Sleep

Dr. Berg’s Healthy Keto and Intermittent Fasting Podcast

Dr. Eric Berg

Health & Fitness

4.61.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Go beyond keto and fasting—try these three tips to fix your sleep problems and take your health to the next level.


Transcript

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0:00.0

You know, I talked extensively about diet and intermittent fasting and proving your health,

0:05.8

but today we're going to talk about three additional things that are so powerful

0:10.4

to fix your brain, to fix your sleep, to help you live longer, to help you be healthier.

0:17.7

Now, these three things I'm going to talk about relate to epigenetics, which are above your genetics.

0:23.8

So are the things that you can do to turn on and turn off certain genes related to improving your

0:30.4

health. And another purpose or function or action of these three things are a term called a

0:36.0

hermetic effect. And this relates to giving a kind of a small dose of stress to create an adaptation

0:44.5

to create some powerful benefits. So the first two actions are a combination of two things, cold

0:53.2

and heat. And if you combine those two therapies together, it's called contrast therapy.

0:57.7

Now, superficially, it's going to help your circulation because you're creating a

1:02.7

vasodilation and a vasoconstriction effect, which increases the circulation and basically

1:08.0

communication to the whole body. So anything that you can do to increase communication in the body

1:14.4

will help you in amazing ways. But specifically, I want to dig down into

1:19.1

there's two proteins that are involved with heat therapy and cold therapy. And let's start out

1:25.6

first with the protein that's involved with heat. It's called the heat shock protein. So what is this

1:31.8

heat shock protein? It's a protein that gets triggered with various things, mostly heat like a

1:39.3

sauna, a jacuzzi, a hot shower, anything heat. It can also be stimulated with a fever. But there

1:46.7

are other things that go beyond just heat that can stimulate these proteins as well. Like fasting,

1:52.4

calorie restrictive diets, certain various phytochemicals and plants, hypoxia, like doing exercise

1:59.7

of higher altitudes, and even breathing through your nose. And so when you trigger these heat shock

2:04.7

proteins, you're creating a higher enhanced ability to repair, to rejuvenate, let's say from an

2:12.3

injury or even from exercise, you're improving the immune system, you're decreasing stress,

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