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Discover what researchers found when they looked to Japan, home to nearly 100,000 people over the age of 100, and why most Americans have never even tried it.
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Sayer Ji
Founder, GreenMedInfo™
Dr. Joel Bohemier
Partner, Regenerate
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Watch the replay of Sayer Ji, founder of GreenMedInfo™ and author of REGENERATE, and his Regenerate partner Dr. Joel Bohemier in their free masterclass on why heart health isn't a “someday” problem, and the humble breakfast food that pointed researchers to it.
In the replay, you'll discover how to:
Find out what's really behind less in the tank, slower recovery and getting winded on the stairs, and the one system to support so you can keep doing what you love.
Learn what Japan, home to nearly 100,000 people over the age of 100, has eaten for breakfast for about a thousand years, and why researchers first took notice of it for healthy blood flow.
Get the simple daily habit Sayer built around it, plus how to tell which store-bought versions hold only about a fifth of the amount the research used.
Stay for the Q&A at the end, where Sayer and Joel answer viewers' questions.
Japan is home to one of the longest-lived populations on earth, with nearly 100,000 people over the age of 100.1
Of course, no one believes there's a single “secret” to longevity. But that hasn't stopped scientists from looking to Japan for clues.
Researchers have long been intrigued by another curious observation: Japan has historically had much lower rates of coronary heart disease than we do here in the United States.1
Americans will have heart disease in their lifetime2
Meanwhile, Japan's rate is a fraction of that, with just 1 in 15 to 20 people estimated to have heart disease in their lifetime.3
One of the clues has sat on Japanese breakfast tables for about a thousand years. Most Americans have never tried it.
In the replay, Sayer shows you what it is, and why the people who age best treat heart health as an every-day job, not a “someday” problem.
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I am finding that at nearly 80 I usually have to “work a little, rest a little” but my work periods are getting longer and my rest periods are getting shorter.
My energy levels have increased. A few weeks ago I was cleaning my home and I was amazed at how great I felt doing so and how quickly I finished. I had stamina which had been lacking for a while now.
One thing I did notice is that I can breathe with a little more ease when exercising or taxing my body.
I felt pretty good before starting and didn’t think I’d feel any different after taking it, but I sure do see a difference now. I feel great, having more energy and stamina.
From the desk of Sayer Ji:
If you have a little less in the tank than you used to, and you've filed it under “getting older,” this masterclass is for you.
Most of us learned to think about the heart one way. Avoid a heart attack someday. Check the box at the yearly physical. I've spent more than twenty years reading the research on natural compounds, and the longer I studied the world's longest-lived people, the less that picture held up. Your heart runs the delivery network for everything else, every day.
In the replay I show you what researchers found when they looked closely at a humble, 1,000-year-old Japanese breakfast food, and the simple daily habit I built around it.
Stay for the Q&A at the end, where Joel and I answer viewers' questions.
The replay comes down Sunday, December 6th at 11:59 PM ET.
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Founder of GreenMedInfo™
Author of REGENERATE
Sayer Ji founded GreenMedInfo™, one of the largest open-access natural health research libraries in the world, and wrote REGENERATE. For more than twenty years he has read, curated and organized the research on natural compounds so that researchers and the public can see what the evidence shows.
Partner at Regenerate
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Joel Bohemier is a second-generation chiropractor and Sayer's partner at Regenerate. He owns several chiropractic and wellness practices in Southwest Florida, co-founded Stand for Health Freedom, and serves on the advisory board of GreenMedInfo.
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