About this Video

• Video Title: 10 Minutes to Become Healthier Than 99% of People
• Channel: Siim Land
• Speakers: Siim Land
• Duration: 00:09:40

Introduction

This video details the lifestyle changes Siim Land implemented to improve his health biomarkers from the top 15% to the top 1% of the population. He outlines specific adjustments to his exercise routine, diet, sleep habits, and supplement regimen, emphasizing data-driven decision-making based on thousands of studies.

Key Takeaways

• Exercise Changes: Siim shifted from primarily weightlifting (1.5-hour workouts 4-5 times/week) to a balanced approach incorporating reduced weight training (45 minutes 3-4 times/week) and increased moderate-intensity cardio (60 minutes twice a week + 20-30 minute HIIT once a week). This change is attributed to studies highlighting the benefits of moderate exercise in reducing mortality and heart disease risk.
• Dietary Changes: He reduced his daily calorie intake from approximately 4000 to 2500, lowering his protein intake and fat intake while increasing carbohydrate consumption. He attributes improvements to calorie restriction and a shift in macronutrient ratios. He also mentions reducing methane through lower protein and increasing glycine intake.
• Sleep Improvements: Siim prioritized sleep, increasing his average sleep duration from around 6 hours to 7.5-8 hours per night. He implemented changes such as earlier mealtimes (stopping eating 4-5 hours before bed), actively cooling his bed, strictly using blue light blockers, and the comfort of sleeping with a partner.
• Supplement Adjustments: He reduced the number of supplements he takes, focusing on a smaller selection including glycine, astaxanthin, magnesium, omega-3s, collagen, TMG, and creatine (not daily). He highlights the role of glycine and trimethylglycine in improving specific biomarkers.
• Data-Driven Approach: Consistent blood work monitoring and adapting his lifestyle based on the results were crucial to his success. He emphasizes the importance of being less stubborn and more adaptable in response to data.

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