Chris Masterjohn
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And the recent research on how the liquid diet works is that it removes the pressure in the intestine that is pushing out and is causing inflammation to activate and attack the body, right?
So I'm synthesizing these three things and I'm like,
This makes a lot of sense that the relative proportions and how stretched out and like what is the quality of your joint tissue and things like that probably has a lot of severely underappreciated causation in terms of cancer and autoimmune disease.
So I think it would be very interesting to see if
Actual like functional mechanical activity like if you optimize for functional mechanical activity such that you can swing around from acrobat From a trapeze and flip around in the air and swing on rings and push yourself up and stuff like that Does that?
pay forward into better immune function because your body is more properly structured.
I can't prove that, but I think it's very interesting to think about for those two exercises.
And then, it is very interesting to me that gymnasts and pole vaulters both spend a lot of time upside down.
And they don't stay upside down for very long, but they just, they repeatedly are upside down quite a bit, right?
This is, again, this is all just hypothesizing interesting ideas, right?
So one interesting idea is that
A vibration plate is the sedentary man's gymnastics.
And that flipping upside down is better at circulating body fluids than walking.
And like a vibration plate is better than walking, but actually spending time in the upside down state and flipping around is actually very good for circulating the fluids in your body.
I can't prove any of this, but it's all very interesting to think about.
What I conclude from this is you don't want to get sucked into just optimizing VO2 max or something like that.
The lesson from the gymnast is what are all the things that a gymnast can do that I can't do?
I should be able to approximate them in the best way that I can.
I take that a little bit more, more literally.