Myth Busting Health and Diet Buzzwords

Buzzwords annoy the crap out of me, so today I’m going to Myth Bust a few buzzwords so I can have a good rant, get this out of

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The New Normal – Metabolic Health

As athletes, I don’t need to convince you ‘Normal’ is pretty pathetic when it comes to health, performance and longevity. You don’t want to be ‘Normal’. You want

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Finding Your Nutritional Balance – the OFM Way

The very first thing to know is this: Supplements are not meant to replace food. Meal replacements and shakes are not meant to replace food. The dietary goal

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Myth Busting Superfoods – finding the balance

One of the Health and Nutrition Myths I’d like to bust is what I call the ‘Health Halo’ around Superfoods. . . I have to admit this is

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The Catalyst for Optimal Health & Performance

So what is this? A catalytic converter. The reason I am starting out with this is to help YOU wrap your head around how Vespa is a natural

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Experience Metabolic Freedom with Vespa, the 6th Paradigm Shift of OFM

In my last vlog I revisited the 5 paradigm shifts within OFM to help you understand the enormity of the paradigm shift OFM represents. However, I intentionally left

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Are your current paradigms limiting your health and performance?

Breaking through the Conventional Paradigm of Health & Performance that keeps YOU stuck from achieving your potential!Today I want to talk about breaking through conventional paradigms. This is

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Debunking the Science on High Fat Diets…

This Outside Magazine article is a great way to illustrate something I’ve been trying to help people understand for a long time. We love to reference “The Science”

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Endurance Fueling Simplified

“A picture is worth a thousand words” - ConfuciusThis image is an unsolicited post by a Vespa user with the caption, “All you need for a good time.”

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Make GI Issues a thing of the past

GI issues are a well known challenge in endurance sports. They are so common that a lot of athletes think they are normal. Some athletes even consider GI

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