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Bananas in December. LEDs after dark. July bedtimes in January.
We've turned winter into permanent summer.
That mismatch shows up as fat accumulation, chronic inflammation, diabetes, heart disease, neurodegeneration & cancer.
Here's how I restore the seasonal rhythm at 52°N:🧵
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1/ An entrepreneur friend quit coffee and said he got more work done without it.
He told me coffee messed with his stomach and made his anxiety worse.
On caffeine, he felt more wired.
But he was also more distracted, and often focused on the wrong things.
Without caffeine, he felt calmer, more focused, and got more work done.
Around the same time, my friend @granthardwell visited me in Warsaw.
He had recently quit caffeine too.
It started to feel like one of those synchronicities where the universe keeps putting the same message in front of you.
I knew it was my turn, but I wasn't convinced yet.
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Anyone should have the right to say no to any medical procedure including vaccines and not need to have any reason.
That right to decline should not be tied to civil liberty infringement because we are free beings inherently and the constitution enshrines these God given inalienable rights. You cannot have informed consent without the free ability to decline.
So really exemptions should not even be needed. JUST the word NO. This is what needs to be changed legally and culturally. For the current climate of this messed up world yes, anyone should be able to religiously exempt.
I feel strongly that collectively we need to push past fighting for the right for exemptions and command, reclaim, and demand our inherent right to say no freely and without civil liberty infringement.
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