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Everyday Wellness: Midlife Hormones, Menopause, and Science for Women 35+

Ep. 144 Metabolic Flexibility with Lumen: What It Can Tell You About Your Fuel Sources with Daniel Tal Mor

Everyday Wellness: Midlife Hormones, Menopause, and Science for Women 35+

Cynthia Thurlow

Alternative Health, Nutrition, Life Sciences, Science, Health & Fitness

4.71.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

For April, we are doing a biohacking month on the Everyday Wellness Podcast, and today, I am delighted to have Daniel Tal Mor joining me as my guest.  Daniel is a seasoned entrepreneur, co-founder, and CEO of Lumen, a company developing consumer nutrition management platforms based on a small device that measures metabolism in a single breath and provides personalized food, lifestyle, and health recommendations.  The Lumen is a tool that can help prevent serious illnesses. Up until now, measuring how we expend the fats and carbohydrates in our bodies and finding out how metabolically flexible we are (or are not) has been left largely to labs and those working in a scientific environment. Having a device in our home that can do all of that has been an exciting new development.  In this episode, Daniel shares how he and his spouse came up with the idea of creating the Lumen device, and he talks about what the Lumen measures, who it was designed for, fuel management, and the importance of tracking your nutrition to maintain your metabolic health. Be sure to stay tuned today to find out what Daniel has to say about the Lumen device and how it can help us to maintain our metabolic health and flexibility.  Show highlights: Daniel discusses how he, his spouse, and her sister came up with the idea of creating a device to give consumers a sense of how metabolically flexible they are. Daniel explains what the Lumen measures. Daniel talks about the different fuels and the different motivations that they represent. Daniel talks about metabolic flexibility and explains some of the benefits of using fat as a primary fuel source versus carbohydrates. Avoid being rigid in your diet. If you are following a ketogenic diet, it could be necessary to bump yourself out of ketosis sometimes to maintain your metabolic flexibility. Daniel discusses fuel management. Daniel explains how carbon dioxide plays in with our breath and how the Lumen device differentiates when we are burning more carbs from burning more fats. Daniel looks at how it is possible to see the changes caused by some dietary indiscretions almost in real-time. Some of the changes that Daniel and his team have seen in women’s metabolisms when they get close to their menstrual period and how that impacts their nutritional requirements. Daniel talks about how lack of sleep and stress impact people’s metabolic measurements. Daniel discusses the impact that traveling can have on your metabolism and how using the Lumen has helped him to find new habits that work for him. The impact that exercise has on your metabolism. Daniel talks about the effect that prolonged fasting has on people’s metabolic values. Daniel shares some food priorities and some strategies and hacks for improving your metabolic flexibility.   Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website  Connect with Daniel Tal Mor On his website On Facebook On Instagram Discount code: cynthia30 for $30 off on Lumen

Transcript

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0:00.0

This is everyday wellness, a podcast dedicated to helping you achieve your health and wellness goals and provide practical strategies that you can use in your real life.

0:11.0

And now, here is your host, Nurse Pract practitioner, Cynthia Thurlow.

0:18.5

I'm delighted this afternoon

0:19.8

to have Daniel Tal Moore.

0:21.8

He's a seasoned entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Lumen, a company

0:26.8

developing consumer nutrition management platforms based on a small device that

0:32.2

measures metabolism in a single breath and provides personalized food, lifestyle, and health recommendations.

0:40.0

And for full disclosure, we're doing a whole biohacking month for everyday wellness and

0:45.8

last week was Melanie Avalon and this week we have Daniel welcome I'm so

0:50.9

excited to have you here and thank you for carving time out of your evening because it's night time where you are.

0:57.0

Yes, it's it is and thank you, Cynthia for having me. I'm used to speaking at this hour because my audience is also in the state so it's

1:06.5

it's totally fine.

1:07.5

Fair enough.

1:08.5

So you know how did you and your spouse come up with the idea of creating a device that would be able to give

1:15.3

consumers a sense of how metabolically flexible they are or are not because for

1:22.0

anyone that's listening and I'm hoping that you'll touch on this

1:24.8

for people that are listening that are not privy to some of the measures of how we expand

1:30.9

fats and carbohydrates in our bodies up until this point it's my understanding this has

1:36.2

been something largely left to labs and you know being in a scientific environment so having a device that you can actually have in your home like I've had since November has been really really exciting. So I'd love to hear the story.

1:48.0

Okay, sure. So first I would say it's not just me and my spouse that came up with this concept it's actually my spouse and her twin sister and it wasn't a struck of lightning that we said oh metabolic flexibility that would be amazing for people to a felt at a certain point in our lives. So I was at a position. I was I'm a startup

2:15.9

entrepreneur. I'm a founder of companies. This is my third one and I've been

2:20.4

fortunate to do that with the two co-founders that have been with me for the past 16 years.

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