Remote Work Is Making You FATTER (Do THIS to Stop It)
Dave Asprey
5 oct 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Combat testosterone suppression from remote work through movement and light exposure
In men, the reduced movement and poor light exposure common in remote work can suppress testosterone by 20% to 30%.
Use clinically tested blue-light blockers to enhance sleep quality
TrueDark glasses are clinically shown to change your brain waves in 15 minutes, tricking your brain into thinking it's dark even if there is some light.
Maximize results with five-minute REHIT workout
A REHIT workout consists of two 20-second all-out bursts of effort on a bike, each followed by three minutes of rest, with more intervals producing fewer results.
Choose interval walking over 10,000 steps for better metabolic benefits
A 30-minute walk alternating between three minutes of slow pace and three minutes of fast pace has more metabolic benefits than taking 10,000 steps a day.
Correct posture to reduce anxiety and cortisol levels
A forward-flexed sitting position subconsciously tells your brain you're under threat, which spikes cortisol and keeps your nervous system in a 'wired and anxious' state.
Get 10-15 minutes of direct morning sunlight to anchor circadian rhythm
Get 10-15 minutes of direct morning sunlight without sunglasses, contacts, or even a window in between you and the sun to properly anchor your circadian rhythm.
Prioritize sleep before midnight for optimal health benefits
An hour of sleep before midnight is worth more than an hour after because every hour you stay up past 10 PM reduces testosterone, deep sleep, and growth hormone.
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