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You know, instead of trying to change everything at once, maybe look at how you're seeing it. Some people face the same thing and they're fine with it. It's not about the what, it's about the how you process it.

So what happens with your metabolism is, when you eat too many carbs, your body keeps producing insulin, right? And then your cells, they get tired of responding to it, and that's what makes your metabolism slow down over time.

Many don't realize their blood pressure is rising until it's too late. You might notice slight morning headaches, random dizziness, feeling tired for no reason. These aren't normal aging signs. Your body is warning you about dangerous pressure building up inside.

3 early warning signs of diabetes you shouldn't ignore. Number one, frequent urination, especially at night. Number two, unexplained thirst that won't go away. Number three, feeling tired all the time, even after sleeping well. These symptoms need attention.

When you're looking at gut health, it's basically all connected to what you eat and when you eat it. Your digestive system needs rest periods to repair itself, that's why eating late at night can mess up your whole system.

Today we'll discuss mammogram screenings. Many women ask when they should start getting regular mammograms. While guidelines suggest age 50, we recommend starting at 40. Early detection saves lives. I'm Dr. Keia and Michelle here in Beverly Hills, specializing in preventive care.

The human brain demonstrates remarkable plasticity throughout the lifespan. While cognitive development peaks in the third decade, studies show that neuroplasticity continues well into the eighth decade, allowing for continued learning and adaptation despite age-related changes.

When we look at cellular respiration, ATP production is absolutely crucial. The mitochondria, which are basically our cellular powerhouses, take glucose and oxygen to create energy. This process keeps our cells functioning and maintains our vital processes.