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🗓️ 23 November 2024
⏱️ 83 minutes
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In this episode, I’m speaking with Ori Hofmekler, a guest who’s very special to me because I’ve been following his work for over 20 years! I read his book—The Warrior Diet—when I was just 16 years old!
Our discussion in this podcast centers on Ori’s second book, The Seven Principles of Stress, and his practical views on hormesis, fasting, heavy metals, plant-based eating, and antioxidant supplements—we even go into some of the biochemistry of stress and why it’s so beneficial.
This episode was originally released in March 2018
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0:00.0 | Hey everyone, this is Ari Witten and welcome back to the Energy Blueprint Podcast. |
0:12.0 | I have a very, very special guest today, someone that I've been looking forward to interviewing |
0:17.1 | for a very long time. |
0:18.6 | Believe it or not, I've been following his work for nearly |
0:21.9 | 20 years at this point. I literally read his first book, The Warrior Diet, when I was in high |
0:27.5 | school, when I was a 16-year-old kid. And it was one of the, you know, among some of the first |
0:33.1 | health books that I had read at that time. And it was very influential on me. So he's been doing it |
0:38.2 | for a very, very long time. He is the author of the Warrior Diet, as I said, as well as a new |
0:44.0 | book that he just published called The Seven Principles of Stress, which I highly, highly |
0:49.5 | recommend everyone pick up on Amazon. And it is none other than Ori Hoffmackler so welcome ori it's |
0:56.8 | truly an honor to have you on the show I've been I've been a fan of your work for a very |
1:00.3 | long time thank you all right pleasure seeing you face to face and having a |
1:06.2 | conversation with you yeah so you know as we were talking about before I hit record, I was telling you that this |
1:15.2 | book was very, very cool to see you publish this very recently because as I mentioned, I've |
1:22.0 | been working on somewhat of a similar book and it's, we've both seemed to have arrived at the conclusion that the concept |
1:29.4 | of hormesis which we're going to explain it more in this interview the concept of hormesis is |
1:35.1 | really the crux of good health and resistance to disease and energy levels and longevity as a |
1:42.5 | whole so i was super excited to see this and the book is awesome. |
1:47.8 | So yeah, so I'm so, I'm just giddy with excitement that we're getting to geek out on |
1:54.2 | Hormesis in this conversation, which is my favorite subject. |
1:57.3 | So, you know, let's talk, oh, one other thing I should mention, by the way, Orihoff Meckler is one of the actual |
2:05.6 | pioneers of the intermittent fasting movement. |
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