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Mixing Exercise Types Cuts Early Death Risk 19%
SocialMay 4, 2026

Mixing Exercise Types Cuts Early Death Risk 19%

This new 2026 BMJ Medicine study of over 100,000 people followed for over 30 years suggests that varying your exercise routine (doing a mix of strength, cardio, sports, etc.) is linked to a 19% lower risk of premature death compared...

By Ben Greenfield
Master Emotional Independence; Transform Your Life
SocialMay 4, 2026

Master Emotional Independence; Transform Your Life

Learning the art of not being emotionally controlled will change your life. Here's a Step by Step Guide:

By Nicole LePera, PhD
Pause, Breathe, Remember You're Doing Just Fine
SocialMay 4, 2026

Pause, Breathe, Remember You're Doing Just Fine

Take a moment to breathe with me. Just a moment to rest from everything else. You’re doing fine. #relax #breathe #sunny

By James Smith (DadLife with James)
Mid‑Afternoon Outdoor Break Boosts Brain, Dogs Agree
SocialMay 4, 2026

Mid‑Afternoon Outdoor Break Boosts Brain, Dogs Agree

The dogs have officially claimed the park routine as non-negotiable. We've been going almost every day and I swear they start getting antsy around 4 PM because they know it's coming. Fi collars tracking everything so we know they're hitting their...

By Samantha (Strategic Bookkeeper & Fractional CFO for Creatives)
Healthy Habits Boost Odds of Living Past 100
SocialMay 4, 2026

Healthy Habits Boost Odds of Living Past 100

Healthy lifestyles and survival beyond age 100: Evidence from a national cohort of Chinese centenarians https://t.co/FsfcGUzlFV

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
People‑pleasing Stalls Career Growth by Silencing Your Voice
SocialMay 4, 2026

People‑pleasing Stalls Career Growth by Silencing Your Voice

People pleasing quietly blocks your professional growth and advancement because you avoid speaking up and claiming space that is already yours. #workplace #boundaries #selfawareness #psychology #mentalhealthawareness https://t.co/LNE6jHbYcy

By Guy Winch
Reframe Catastrophe to Challenge: Choose Calm Confidence
SocialMay 4, 2026

Reframe Catastrophe to Challenge: Choose Calm Confidence

The most underrated mindset shift? Swapping catastrophic thinking for calm confidence. “This will destroy me” ➡️ “This will challenge me.” Same situation. Completely different outcome. 🔥

By Brendon Burchard
Label Thoughts, Ground Senses, Act Mindfully to Quiet Overthinking
SocialMay 4, 2026

Label Thoughts, Ground Senses, Act Mindfully to Quiet Overthinking

3 Science Backed Ways To Master A Busy Mind Label. Say “This is rumination” and watch thoughts drift by like clouds Focus on your senses. Name 5 things you see, 4 you touch, 3 you hear. Get into the body Do one thing mindfully. Walk...

By Moksha Meditate
Sleep Anxiety Is Biological, Not a Personal Flaw
SocialMay 4, 2026

Sleep Anxiety Is Biological, Not a Personal Flaw

Your sleep anxiety has a biological cause. It is not a character flaw and it is not permanent. Comment SLEEP PEACE and I'll send you the 14-Day Sleep Anxiety Reset right now. #sleephealth #sleepdoctor #sleeptips #sleepanxiety #insomnia

By Christopher J. Allen, MD
When Early Success Fades, Family Purpose Sustains You
SocialMay 4, 2026

When Early Success Fades, Family Purpose Sustains You

This is so true. I lived this. Functionally, my career as a "hedge fund guy" was over at 32. I built my ego around being a rising star, working at blue chip hedge funds, big bonuses, living the hedge fund...

By Brett Caughran
Your Body Reveals Truth Before Words Do
SocialMay 4, 2026

Your Body Reveals Truth Before Words Do

The body speaks before the mind understands. How you breathe, move, and carry yourself often says more than your words do. The body tells the truth first.

By Carl Paoli
Screens Affect Physical Health: Tips to Stay Flexible
SocialMay 4, 2026

Screens Affect Physical Health: Tips to Stay Flexible

These days, we think a lot about how screens affect mental health. But podcaster and tech journalist Manoush Zomorodi argues that we may be missing an even bigger piece of the puzzle — how screens affect our physical health. This week on...

By Dr. Laurie Santos
Senator Lummis Softens Stance After MS Patients Benefit
SocialMay 4, 2026

Senator Lummis Softens Stance After MS Patients Benefit

“I have friends that have multiple sclerosis and they can get some relief from medical marijuana,” she said. “Because of that, my personal feelings about it have softened a little bit.” Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY). https://t.co/WK8CtFhecG

By Aaron Value
Train to Live: Practical Mobility for Lifelong Performance
SocialMay 4, 2026

Train to Live: Practical Mobility for Lifelong Performance

Dr. Kelly Starrett has a simple philosophy. We should train to live, not live to train. He's helped athletes, teams, and everyday people build bodies that can handle the real demands of life. In this episode, Kelly (@thereadystate) breaks down how to...

By Rhonda Patrick, PhD
Respect Recovery: Prevent Burnout, Plateaus, and Injuries
SocialMay 4, 2026

Respect Recovery: Prevent Burnout, Plateaus, and Injuries

There's a fine line between being dedicated and work-focused, and forcing the timeline. As athletes, it can be an incredible quality to care deeply, and to commit to the grind. But we need to respect the seasons. Physical recovery from...

By Corky – Running Expert & Coach
Build Emotional Maturity to Avoid Risky Immaturity
SocialMay 4, 2026

Build Emotional Maturity to Avoid Risky Immaturity

Emotional immaturity risks a lot. I write about this in this week’s newsletter. A beautiful guide for building emotional maturity 🧡. Comment NEWSLETTER to receive an auto DM to join the list and receive it this week. #mindfulmft

By Vienna Pharaon, LMFT
Shift Focus to Success to Spark Positive Action
SocialMay 4, 2026

Shift Focus to Success to Spark Positive Action

The “other” introspection: focus on what’s going right as an entry point to generative actions, and less pathological, limiting thinking. Dr Paul Conti MD on the Huberman Lab podcast out now. (Full link below) and pinned to @hubermanlab here on...

By Andrew Huberman – Huberman Lab
Running Cultivates Solitude and Deep Human Connection
SocialMay 4, 2026

Running Cultivates Solitude and Deep Human Connection

Running teaches more than fitness. It builds two skills we desperately need today: – The ability to be alone with your thoughts. – The ability to connect deeply with others. In a world dominated by screens and distractions, that’s no small thing.

By Steve Magness
Three Daily Walks Boost Self‑care and Productivity
SocialMay 4, 2026

Three Daily Walks Boost Self‑care and Productivity

📚Blog Post: 3 Daily Walks for self-care and productivity https://t.co/JmXjo3r53e @2048vc // #startuphacks // #VC

By Alex Iskold
Top Traders Unite, Donate Millions to Mental Health
SocialMay 4, 2026

Top Traders Unite, Donate Millions to Mental Health

Traders doing good, together 🤝 🎗️ In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month Prop Trader Fest is happening Saturday, May 9th 👉 https://t.co/F0D9XfiW1I ✅ 20+ top traders donating their time ✅ $2.5 MILLION in prop firm giveaways ✅ 100% of replay donations go to Project Healthy...

By Kathy Lien
Offer Grace to Others, Then to Yourself
SocialMay 4, 2026

Offer Grace to Others, Then to Yourself

You will extend grace to someone else this week without a second thought. Do that for yourself too.

By Dr. Joy Harden Bradford
Savoring Turns Good Moments Into Lasting Meaning
SocialMay 4, 2026

Savoring Turns Good Moments Into Lasting Meaning

If you don’t practice savoring, even good moments can pass without much impact. In this week’s episode of Office Hours, I explain why that happens and what to do about it. Because of our built-in negativity bias, we tend to overlook...

By Arthur C. Brooks
Unlock Hips,
SocialMay 4, 2026

Unlock Hips,

Stiff hips & lower back pain? 3 exercises that help bring your hips back into movement, improve control and reduce stiffness. When your hips move better, your lower back doesn’t have to compensate as much, which can help reduce pain. Especially if you...

By Anthony Green | Mobility
Celebrate Your Run, Not Your Photo Appearance
SocialMay 4, 2026

Celebrate Your Run, Not Your Photo Appearance

All too often, I have a conversation with clients after an incredible race that they are disappointed once they see their race photos. > Just a gentle reminder that no race photo should ever minimize our running accomplishments, body value, or...

By Meghann Featherstun, RDN, CSSD
Skip Fads: Focus on Basics for Health
SocialMay 4, 2026

Skip Fads: Focus on Basics for Health

Health trends come and go. Some good, some harmless, & some terrible. HIIT, Supplements, Ballistics etc. Meanwhile, here's all you need to know. Get some cardio, take a walk, do some strength exercises, eat nutrient dense foods, get to sleep early,...

By Pearlman (“Pearl”)
Silence Over Prayer: Let Life Unfold Naturally
SocialMay 4, 2026

Silence Over Prayer: Let Life Unfold Naturally

Prayer means you are trying to tell God what to do. Meditation means you understand what a ridiculous idea it is to tell the basis of creation what to do. So you simply become silent. If you become silent on...

By Sadhguru (J. Vasudev)
Shoulder Tension Means It’s Time to Let Go
SocialMay 4, 2026

Shoulder Tension Means It’s Time to Let Go

Gentle reminder: The tension in your shoulders is signal that it's time to let go.

By Cory Allen
Jewel Shares Healing Journey on Mental Health Month
SocialMay 4, 2026

Jewel Shares Healing Journey on Mental Health Month

New Inner Cosmos episode kicks off Mental Health Awareness month with singer-songwriter Jewel (@jeweljk). Join us to dive deep into the battles she’s lived, the wisdom she’s earned, and the lives she’s helping. https://t.co/9Ns75IXC6A #MentalHealthMonth https://t.co/6wXry0IQme

By David Eagleman
Annual Grail Liquid Biopsy: Early Cancer Detection for the Wealthy
SocialMay 4, 2026

Annual Grail Liquid Biopsy: Early Cancer Detection for the Wealthy

Everybody with a net worth over $5 million should do a Grail Liquid Biopsy every year. My wife, me and my parents all do it annually. $1k to do it. Every 3 years for $1-5 million net worth. Can give you super early detection...

By Nick Huber (Sweaty Startup)
Blue Zones After 25 Years: Mixed Evidence on Longevity
SocialMay 4, 2026

Blue Zones After 25 Years: Mixed Evidence on Longevity

What is the status of the Blue Zones 25 years after they were claimed? @ShelleyWood2 and I did an extensive look into this question, one of the forces behind the current longevity movement @statnews https://t.co/avrbAbgr90

By Eric Topol
Six Lifestyle Pillars Guide Health at Any Age
SocialMay 4, 2026

Six Lifestyle Pillars Guide Health at Any Age

The 6 pillars of lifestyle medicine can help you find your way to health at any age. 💗 6 pillars= regular exercise, healthy eating, restorative sleep, stress⬇️, positive social connections+avoiding risky substances. #lifestylemedicine #health https://t.co/roa04unQXY

By Beth Frates, MD
Cultivate Agency and Healing Through Self‑Reflection Tools
SocialMay 4, 2026

Cultivate Agency and Healing Through Self‑Reflection Tools

The new Huberman Lab episode is out: Tools to Bolster Your Mental Health & Confidence | Dr. Paul Conti 0:00 Paul Conti 2:51 Self View; Tool: What's Going Right?; State Dependence 10:03 Sponsors: Helix Sleep & BetterHelp 12:44 Tool: Compassionate Curiosity; Falseness; Social Media 21:00...

By Andrew Huberman – Huberman Lab
Data Settles Diet Debate: Clinical Trials Reveal Best Patterns
SocialMay 4, 2026

Data Settles Diet Debate: Clinical Trials Reveal Best Patterns

🍽️ The Diet Debate, Settled by Data: What Clinical Trials Tell Us About Popular Eating Patterns 🔗https://t.co/Cs6ri3rFqL 🌐 #INPST #Longevity #Health https://t.co/HubIzIwEk0

By Atanas G. Atanasov, PhD
Grapefruit Can Interfere With Mental Health Medications
SocialMay 4, 2026

Grapefruit Can Interfere With Mental Health Medications

If you love grapefruit, but are on mental health medications, there's something worth talking about👇

By The Well-Minded Plate (RDN)
GLP‑1 Therapies May Aid Menopause‑related Heart Health
SocialMay 4, 2026

GLP‑1 Therapies May Aid Menopause‑related Heart Health

Sharing my thoughts on GLP1s, heart health, and menopause on @fox5ny with arthurchientv. Hint: GLP1s are not off the table and could be helpful in managing chronic inflammation, insulin resistance, and visceral fat. @helloheartapp @abcardio1 mag1849_ medical_association_of_atlanta @morehouseschoolofmedicine @blackdoctor

By Jayne Morgan, MD
Moving Your Body Is Free, Instant Therapy
SocialMay 4, 2026

Moving Your Body Is Free, Instant Therapy

Movement is free therapy. I’ve never gone out for a long run, walk, or lift and not felt better about whatever issue I was stressing over. A lot of problems in life are solved by just moving your body.

By Sahil Bloom
Limit Social Media Hours to Cure Brainrot and Loneliness
SocialMay 4, 2026

Limit Social Media Hours to Cure Brainrot and Loneliness

Hot take: Social media should work like a library. It should open at 8am and close at 8pm. That would fix brainrot, the loneliness epidemic, and the dating crisis.

By Alex Wieckowski (Alex and Books)
Tech-Based Programs Boost Activity in Adults 55+
SocialMay 4, 2026

Tech-Based Programs Boost Activity in Adults 55+

Interventions for promoting physical activity and reducing sedentary time among people aged 55 years and older: an overview of systematic reviews "Consistent evidence suggests that technology-based interventions are effective in increasing physical activity, step counts and MVPA, whereas inconsistent findings support...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Bathroom Vent Halves Bedroom CO2, Boosts Sleep Quality
SocialMay 4, 2026

Bathroom Vent Halves Bedroom CO2, Boosts Sleep Quality

🌡️ Update on the CO2 bedroom saga I tried this tip by @jesper_bee We have a bathroom in the bedroom with a vent (for removing humidity after showering), so I kept the door open and vent on Anyway it worked CO2 at...

By Pieter Levels
Ultra-Processed Foods Cause Weight Gain Despite Identical Calories
SocialMay 4, 2026

Ultra-Processed Foods Cause Weight Gain Despite Identical Calories

People eating ultra-processed food ate about 500 extra calories a day and gained weight - while the same people LOST weight when fed unprocessed meals matched for calories, sugar, fat, and fiber.

By Dr. Dominic Ng
Stop This Hidden Parenting Mistake That Undermines ADHD Cooperation
SocialMay 4, 2026

Stop This Hidden Parenting Mistake That Undermines ADHD Cooperation

A child psychologist trick: the invisible mistake parents make that kills cooperation in ADHD kids

By Anwen Farsley
Muscle, Not Deficit, Shapes Your Body
SocialMay 4, 2026

Muscle, Not Deficit, Shapes Your Body

The calorie deficit won’t build the body you want. It’ll just make you a smaller version of the same shape. Muscle changes the shape. Fat loss reveals it.

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
From 18 Years to 1M: Health Literacy Wins
SocialMay 4, 2026

From 18 Years to 1M: Health Literacy Wins

Congrats Bryan. The outcomes worth naming: •Destigmatizing prioritizing health systematically •Pushing quantified self into mainstream conversation •Raising lifestyle medicine literacy Yes biohacking debates get the headlines, but those wins deserve a lot more credit👨🏻‍⚕️

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Phone Light Blocks Melatonin, Disrupts Sleep
SocialMay 4, 2026

Phone Light Blocks Melatonin, Disrupts Sleep

If you're on your phone during the night, you're allowing blue wavelength light to influence your pineal gland in your brain. The impact is to prevent your own melatonin from rising. This can make it hard to sleep. Try to...

By Beth Frates, MD
Pause, Choose a Path, and Follow Its Direction
SocialMay 4, 2026

Pause, Choose a Path, and Follow Its Direction

30 seconds to breathe that you choose a road to focus on and see where it leads

By Morgan Harper Nichols
Listen or Hug: 99% of Marital Support
SocialMay 3, 2026

Listen or Hug: 99% of Marital Support

MAN TO MAN: When your wife is struggling with something… • 80%-90% of the time you just need to listen • 9%-19% of the time she just needs to be held or hugged • 1% of the time she will want your advice or...

By Justin David Carl
Sleep: The Ultimate Performance Boost Society Overlooks
SocialMay 3, 2026

Sleep: The Ultimate Performance Boost Society Overlooks

Sleep is the most potent performance & health enhancement that we have, and once society is ready to see it— the medical estb. will follow. This doesn’t mean movement, nutrition, or light aren’t vital. Until it is understood, the 7...

By Brian Mackenzie
Train Sideways Now to Prevent Falls Later
SocialMay 3, 2026

Train Sideways Now to Prevent Falls Later

Most gym training happens in a straight line. Squats, deadlifts, rows, presses. Forward and backward, up and down, all in the sagittal plane. But… life doesn't stress you in a straight line. You step off a curb at an angle, shuffle...

By Howard Luks, MD
Residency's “Resilience” Is Silent Suffering, Not Strength
SocialMay 3, 2026

Residency's “Resilience” Is Silent Suffering, Not Strength

The resilience medicine asks of you is not resilience. It is the absence of any structure that would let you be a person about what just happened. A hospitalist on the podcast this week ran two codes at the same...

By Kevin Pho, MD