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More Good Days

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More Good Days is a show about making longevity part of everyday life.
No fads. No extremes. Just what works. When you take care of your health, everything else improves.

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EP 10 Supplements Explained: Scam or Science?

Épisode 10

mercredi 15 avril 2026 • Durée 47:21

Modern supplement culture is noisy—new powders, new pills, new promises. But most people don’t need complicated stacks. They need foundations. In this episode, we strip away the hype and focus on what your body actually needs: the core nutrients that support energy, hormones, brain function, recovery, and long-term resilience. We break down: * What your cells require to function optimally * Why modern lifestyles create nutrient gaps * The difference between essential nutrients and optional add-ons * How to identify and fix biochemical bottlenecks Why Foundations Matter Your body runs on chemistry. From hormones to brain function, everything depends on micronutrients acting as cofactors, regulators, and building blocks. When these are missing, energy drops, recovery slows, sleep suffers, and inflammation rises. The Foundational Stack Tier 1 — Cellular Regulation * Vitamin D3 + K2 * Omega-3 (EPA & DHA) * Magnesium (Glycinate) These regulate core systems like immunity, inflammation, sleep, and hormone function. Tier 2 — Energy & Methylation * Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) * Methylfolate (5-MTHF) Supports DNA repair, neurotransmitters, detox pathways, and cellular energy production. Tier 3 — Energy & Structural Support * Electrolytes + Creatine * Collagen Peptides * Essential Amino Acids (EAAs) Supports hydration, ATP production, muscle recovery, joint health, and overall performance. Key Takeaways * Most people don’t need more supplements—they need the right ones * Foundations matter more than “biohacks” * 5 high-quality supplements over 50 mediocre ones * Fix the basics first—everything else builds on top Closing Thought Supplements aren’t about chasing trends—they’re about removing bottlenecks in human biology. When foundations are strong, energy improves, recovery accelerates, sleep deepens, and resilience increases. Products we use and trust: https://linktr.ee/moregooddaysofficial Bare Aminos – Creatine, electrolytes, and essential amino acids for muscle, energy and clean performance. 10% discount https://www.bareayr.co.za/discount/Mo.. Zenii Hydrogen Water – Molecular hydrogen for recovery and inflammation 10% discount https://zenii.co.za/discount/MGD%2525.. Arctic Ape – Ice baths and sauna for cold and heat exposure at home 5% discount code MGD5 https://www.arctic-ape.co.za/contact Iglu Therapy – premium ice baths for cold water therapy 7.5% discount code FAF5 https://iglutherapy.com/?linkId=lp_63.. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) – Healing, detox and cellular repair. Enquiries: info@moregooddays.co.za Red Light Therapy Devices – Mitochondrial energy and recovery Enquiries: info@moregooddays.co.za Join the Community: Remember to like and subscribe to our channel. Sign up to our newsletter at https://www.moregooddays.co.za/ Medical disclaimer This podcast is for information and education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The tools, protocols, and insights shared on More Good Days are based on our personal experiences, scientific research, and the perspectives of our guests. Always consult a qualified medical professional before making changes to your nutrition, supplements, training, medication, or health routines — especially if you have any existing conditions. The hosts, guests, and partners of More Good Days accept no responsibility for any injury, loss, or damage arising from the use or misuse of the information shared in this episode.

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EP 9 Peptides Explained: What’s Actually Safe!

Épisode 9

mercredi 25 mars 2026 • Durée 42:03

Peptides 101: Medicine vs Experimental vs Hype Peptides are one of the most misunderstood topics in modern health. Some are life-saving medicines used every day. Some are promising but still being studied. And some are pure marketing hype moving faster than the science. In this episode, we break it down clearly and simply—so you can think like a scientist, not a salesman. What are peptides (simple)? Think of your body like a communication system: Amino acids = letters Peptides = words Proteins = sentences Peptides are signaling molecules that tell your body what to do: Release insulin Reduce appetite Repair tissue Stimulate growth hormone Control inflammation They are signals—not shortcuts. Why peptides are powerful Highly targeted Extremely precise Mimic natural biology But they are also: Fragile Often injectable Difficult to manufacture safely A key risk most people ignore: contamination Poorly made peptides may contain endotoxins that trigger immune and inflammatory responses. 🧠 The 4 tiers of peptides 1. Medicine (Proven) Backed by large human trials, regulated, prescribed Examples: GLP-1 drugs (semaglutide, tirzepatide), insulin → Reduce appetite, improve insulin signaling, slow digestion → Rapid weight loss may include muscle loss without proper training + protein → Often require long-term use under medical supervision 2. Clinical (Limited Data) Used by specialists, not fully mainstream Examples: Tesamorelin, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin → Work via growth hormone pathways → Sleep remains the most important natural driver 3. Experimental Limited human data, unknown long-term safety Examples: BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, MOTS-c → Studied for repair, inflammation, metabolism 4. Hype Where most people get misled Examples: Melanotan II, Follistatin, AOD-9604 🚩 Red flags: oral peptides, influencer stacks, exaggerated claims 🚫 The biggest mistake Shortcut thinking. Peptides don’t replace: Training Sleep Nutrition They amplify biology—they don’t fix it. Think like a scientist Before using any peptide, ask: Is it medically approved? Are there large human trials? Is dosing standardized? Is long-term safety known? Is a qualified doctor involved? If not—proceed with caution.

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EP 8 The Science of Longevity: VO₂ Max, Strength & Movement

Épisode 8

mercredi 11 mars 2026 • Durée 48:50

Most people focus on the wrong health metrics. BMI, step counts, and the number on the scale dominate the conversation — but research shows that two much more powerful indicators predict how long and how well you’ll live: VO₂ max and grip strength. In this episode, we explore why these metrics matter so much and how simple daily habits can dramatically improve them. From zone 2 walking and high-intensity training to strength training and consistent movement, the hosts explain how building muscle and improving cardiovascular fitness act like body armor for aging. We also discuss why sitting for long periods can increase early-death risk, even if you exercise regularly, and why frequent movement throughout the day may be one of the most underrated health strategies. You’ll learn how zone 2 training improves mitochondrial health and insulin sensitivity, why post-meal walking can help control blood sugar, and how progressive strength training supports bone density, balance, and long-term independence. This episode breaks down the science of movement, longevity, and consistency, and explains why the goal isn’t just living longer — it’s living stronger.

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EP 7 The Hidden Toxins in Your Home You’re Overlooking

Épisode 7

mercredi 25 février 2026 • Durée 44:59

The fastest way to remove toxins from your life Most people do not feel unwell because of one dramatic toxin. They feel drained, inflamed, foggy and hormonally off because of a thousand tiny exposures every single day. In this episode, Sean, Faf and Dr Michael Mol break down the highest-impact toxin exposures inside your home – and the simplest swaps that lower your toxic load immediately. This is not about detox teas. It is about removing the burden in the first place. The Science Behind It – The Exposome

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EP6 Fasting Explained: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science

Épisode 6

mercredi 11 février 2026 • Durée 43:59

More Good Days –Episode 6 Fasting may be the oldest metabolic reset tool humanity has ever used. What began as spiritual discipline is now increasingly supported by modern physiology. In this episode, Sean, Faf du Plessis and Michael Mol unpack how structured pauses from food can improve insulin control, fat metabolism and cellular resilience – while still protecting muscle, performance and daily productivity. You’ll learn how to approach fasting in a way that is sustainable, intelligent and safe. What we cover • Why the body switches from sugar to fat after periods without food • How fasting can improve blood pressure, LDL cholesterol and metabolic flexibility • Why protein and strength training determine whether you lose fat or muscle • The difference between starvation and strategy • Why hydration and minerals make or break a fast • How men and women may need different approaches • Who should not fast without medical supervision • How to choose a rhythm you can maintain for life The big idea Fasting is not magic. It improves how your body handles fuel. Fat loss, clarity and resilience follow when overall lifestyle, movement and nutrition align. Protocol options discussed We outline three practical approaches: ✔ Gentle overnight fasting ✔ Time-restricted eating (16:8) ✔ A twice-weekly 24-hour rhythm If you want the step-by-step guide for the full Ancient Fast structure: Get the complete protocol here: [INSERT LINK] Hydration is the secret weapon Many symptoms people blame on fasting – headaches, dizziness, fatigue – are often electrolyte related. Morning mineral support can dramatically improve adherence and energy. What to do when you eat To protect lean mass: • prioritise protein • train with resistance • walk daily • place denser carbohydrates near training Fasting without these often leads to muscle loss rather than metabolic improvement. Important note for women Start gently and build tolerance. If fasting worsens sleep, mood or cycle regularity, scale back. Stress adaptation must match life load. Medical disclaimer If you are pregnant, underweight, managing chronic disease, on glucose-lowering medication or have a history of eating disorders, seek professional guidance before attempting extended fasts. Discipline should create freedom – not anxiety. Real-world practicality This approach can fit normal work and family life. Use shorter windows on demanding days. Use longer fasts when schedule allows. Money saved can be redirected towards higher quality food. Bottom line Your body was designed for cycles of plenty and pause. When rhythm returns, clarity often follows. Ancient wisdom. Modern metrics. More Good Days.

EP 5 Why Whole Foods Work and Processed Foods Don’t

Épisode 5

mercredi 28 janvier 2026 • Durée 43:26

Whole Foods: Eating the Way Nature Intended What actually counts as whole food — and why does it matter so much? In Episode 5 of More Good Days, we cut through the confusion around nutrition, ultra-processed “health” foods, and willpower-based eating. With Faf du Plessis and Dr Michael Mol, we explore why whole foods form the foundation of metabolic health, recovery, and longevity — and how building better systems beats relying on discipline alone. We unpack: - What whole foods really are (and what ultra-processed foods are doing to your body) - Why food structure, fibre, and nutrient synergy matter - How whole foods support gut health, stable energy, fat loss, and recovery - The science behind inflammation, blood sugar spikes, and metabolic stress - Why food-first nutrition often works better than synthetic shortcuts Key Takeaway: Whole foods aren’t about perfection or restriction — they’re about working with human biology, not against it. DISCLAIMER This podcast is for information and education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The tools, protocols, and insights shared on More Good Days are based on our personal experiences, scientific research, and the perspectives of our guests. Always consult a qualified medical professional before making changes to your nutrition, supplements, training, medication, or health routines — especially if you have any existing conditions. The hosts, guests, and partners of More Good Days accept no responsibility for any injury, loss, or damage arising from the use or misuse of the information shared in this episode.

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Episode 4: The Science of Saunas: Detox, Longevity & How to Use Them Correctly

Épisode 4

mercredi 14 janvier 2026 • Durée 28:24

Sauna – The Heat That Heals More Good Days | 2025 This episode explores how controlled heat exposure can support physiological resilience, improve cardiovascular health, and refine the body and mind from the inside out. In this episode, we break down: - The science linking sauna use to longevity and health outcomes - Why heat acts like cardiovascular training for your cells - Sean’s practical and repeatable sauna protocol - Free ways to access overlapping these benefits if you don’t have access to a sauna Discount Partner Links (Affiliates) Arctic Ape – Sauna and Ice Bath for heat and cold exposure at home 5% discount code MGD5 https://www.arctic-ape.co.za/order

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Episode 3: Recover Like An Athlete - Cold Plunging 101 with Faf du Plessis

Épisode 3

mercredi 31 décembre 2025 • Durée 33:31

Cold Plunge: The Reset You Can Feel © More Good Days | 2025 Cold exposure is not about punishment or bravado. It is about training the nervous system to stay calm under pressure. In this episode of More Good Days, we explore how controlled cold exposure can sharpen focus, stabilise mood, reduce inflammation, and rebuild resilience – physically and mentally. Discount Partner Links (Affiliates) Ice Bath products we use and trust: Arctic Ape – Ice baths and sauna for cold and heat exposure at home 5% discount code MGD5 https://www.arctic-ape.co.za/order Iglu Therapy – Premium ice baths for cold water therapy 7.5% discount code FAF5 https://iglutherapy.com/?linkId=lp_636293&sourceId=faf-du-plessis&tenantId=ampteck Key mechanisms discussed: • Catecholamine surge – Cold immersion significantly elevates noradrenaline and dopamine, enhancing alertness, motivation, and focus • Neurohormesis – Short-term stress improves emotional regulation and increases dopamine, serotonin and beta-endorphins. • Cold-shock proteins – Up-regulation of RBM3 and CIRP supports synaptic protection and brain plasticity. • Brown fat activation – Cold stimulates brown adipose tissue (BAT), increasing metabolic rate and glucose uptake. • Insulin sensitivity – Cold immersion significantly elevates noradrenaline and dopamine, driving alertness, motivation and focus. • Inflammation and recovery – Repeated exposure may reduce inflammatory markers and improve perceived quality of life. • Immune readiness – Cold exposure may support immune signalling via fat–immune pathways. • Mood and vitality – Regular cold exposure is associated with higher energy and reduced tension. • Sleep quality – Linked to improved deep sleep and sleep satisfaction. • Adaptation over time – With repeated exposure, the cold-shock gasp reflex diminishes as nervous-system control improves. Safety Notes • Never perform breath-holds in cold water • Enter and exit slowly – never plunge alone • Avoid cold exposure if pregnant or if you have heart disease or cold urticaria • Stop immediately if you experience chest pain, dizziness or numbness People with cardiovascular conditions, Raynaud’s phenomenon, or autonomic disorders should seek medical guidance before cold exposure. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical diagnosis or treatment. Link to References, Sources & Practical Tips: Partner Links (Affiliates) Products we use and trust: Bare Aminos – Creatine, electrolytes, and essential amino acids for muscle, energy and clean performance. 10% discount Zenii Hydrogen Water – Molecular hydrogen for recovery and inflammation 10% discount Arctic Ape – Ice baths and sauna for cold and heat exposure at home 5% discount code MGD5 Iglu Therapy – premium ice baths for cold water therapy 7.5% discount code FAF5 Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) – Healing, detox and cellular repair. Enquiries: Red Light Therapy Devices – Mitochondrial energy and recovery Enquiries: Join the Community Like and subscribe to our channel. Sign up to our newsletter: Instagram: @moregooddays_za TikTok: LinkedIn: /sean-anthony-l-b7aa44 Facebook: /61582700162723 We would love to hear from you. What cold exposure protocol works best for you?

Episode 2: Biohacking Basics - Sleep and Longevity with Faf du Plessis

Épisode 2

mardi 16 décembre 2025 • Durée 35:03

Sleep isn’t just rest. It’s your body’s nightly reset. During deep sleep, your brain clears toxins, your cells repair DNA, and your hormones recalibrate. But modern life — screens, caffeine, blue light, late-night work, and constant stress — has broken this rhythm. You can’t “out-hustle” bad sleep. You have to rebuild it. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: - How sleep cycles (light, deep, and REM) work together to restore your body and mind - Why deep sleep is essential for recovery, muscle growth, immunity, and longevity - How REM sleep supports memory, creativity, and emotional balance - What disrupts quality sleep — including low magnesium, blue light, alcohol, sugar, EMFs, and Wi-Fi - Why cooling your body helps signal your brain that it’s time to sleep The Morning Connection: Better sleep starts in the morning. Getting natural sunlight within 60 minutes of waking sets your body’s melatonin clock 14–16 hours later, helping you feel naturally sleepy at night. Add hydration, light movement, and gratitude to align body and mind daily. The Benefits You’ll Feel: - Clearer focus and better mood - Improved appetite and glucose control - Deeper sleep and vivid dreams - Stronger immunity and better workouts - Healthier skin and slower aging markers - Sleep isn’t a luxury — it’s your most powerful longevity tool.

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Episode 1: Truth About Hydration

Épisode 1

mercredi 3 décembre 2025 • Durée 22:57

Hydration is the base of all biohacking — but most people misunderstand it. It’s not just “drinking more water.” Your body runs on mineral-supported water, because electrolytes like sodium control how cells absorb and use it. Without minerals, you stay dehydrated at a cellular level. In this episode we unpack why hydration affects mood, focus, energy, sleep, and performance, plus Sean’s simple morning hydration protocol.

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