What Should I Be Tracking?
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The conversation explores the polarizing debate around tracking food and exercise, emphasizing the impact on the nervous system and stress response. It delves into the neutral nature of tracking, the biological threat it can trigger, and the scientist's approach to tracking. The inner conflict between the accountant and rebel, the impact on the nervous system, and the shift to future-now tracking are also discussed, highlighting the importance of tracking out of devotion rather than disgust.
Takeaways
- Tracking can trigger a biological threat response
- Approach tracking with a scientist's mindset
Metabolic U-Turn Application
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