578. Turn Off Your Thermostat! — Commune with Jeff Krasno
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578. Turn Off Your Thermostat!

June 11, 2024 · 1 hr 7 min

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Your thermostat and puffer jacket are quietly making you weaker, and the fix is simpler than you think.

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In this episode

  • Why constant thermal comfort lowers your metabolism and resilience
  • How temperature extremes activate your body's built-in adaptive systems
  • Practical ways to reintroduce cold and heat into everyday life
  • What thermoneutrality is actually costing your long-term health

About this episode

Modern technology – from thermostats to puffy jackets – keeps us from ever feeling too hot or cold. The result of this thermoneutrality: lower metabolic rates, decreased resilience, and poorer health. In this episode, Jeff and Jake discuss how to exercise your body’s innate adaptive abilities and get reacquainted with temperature extremes.


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