How to feel alive in an exhausting world
The episode explores the root causes of modern exhaustion, linking chronic fatigue to sedentary screen-based lifestyles, dysfunctional breathing, and impaired cellular energy systems. It argues that reclaiming energy requires rethinking movement, breath, and mitochondrial health, offering
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