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2886: The 5 Steps to Becoming the Fittest You've Ever Been (For Life This Time)

Explore episode Jun 24, 2026

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Sal brings the conversation back to health with a CDC figure he finds startling and probably too conservative: over 60 million Americans are currently infected with parasites. The hosts discuss how modern society assumes parasites are a third-world issue, but common transmission routes include raw vegetables, sushi, sexual contact, children in daycares, and household pets. Justin notes toxoplasmosis — a cat-transmitted parasite — is linked to high-risk and impulsive behavior in humans, and describes the mind-bending way the parasite manipulates mice into approaching cats. The Organifi natural parasite cleanse (two bottles: one for the parasite, one to heal the gut) gets a full endorsement from Sal with a protocol recommendation: two rounds, 15 days apart, to catch both parasites and hatched eggs. The segment closes with Sal praising the Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide (DSIP) from MP Hormones, which increases delta brain waves during sleep for deeper rest without grogginess — though Adam notes timing is critical: take it right before lying down or the window is missed.

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Daniel's 30-Year Calorie Restriction: How to Escape the Trap

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Daniel has eaten 1,500–1,700 calories since wrestling in high school — three decades of metabolic suppression. Sal's diagnosis: his body has learned to survive on almost nothing, which means gaining body fat first is the necessary goal before muscle can follow. Target intake: 2,600–2,700 calories minimum.

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