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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 59 MIN

Health Is Simpler Than the Internet Makes It | Ep 53

from 90% Healthy · host Klaudia Balogh and Don Moxley

We just wrapped up Year 1 of the 90% Healthy Podcast.After 50+ episodes, many world-class experts, and several hours of conversations on longevity, recovery, brain health, wearables, peptides, sleep, and metabolic optimization, this is what we believe may move the needle the most.In this episode, we reflect on:Why hyper-optimization can backfireThe “0 to 10” framework for building real healthWhy lean mass is your longevity currencyThe rise of dementia and what you can do nowHRV, vagus nerve health, and nervous system regulationWhy small daily habits outperform expensive interventionsRed light therapy, GLP-1s, peptides, and when they make senseWhy compassion beats perfection in long-term healthIf you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the health and biohacking space, this episode simplifies it.90% Healthy is about building resilience without losing your mind.🎧 Welcome to Year 2.Subscribe if you value thoughtful, science-backed conversations about health that actually matter.Let us know who you want us to invite on the podcast and feel free to comment and reach out at any time.Hosts: Don Moxley - trainrecoverwin.comKlaudia Balogh - longevityjournalist.com

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