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Something Feels Off… And You Can’t Quite Explain Why

Low energy. Poor Sleep. Constant overwhelm.

It’s not random—and it’s not a personal failure.

Your brain and body are still wired for an ancient world.

Modern life has changed faster than we’ve been able to adapt.

And created a gap

That gap—called evolutionary mismatch—is quietly driving many of the issues we experience today…

including burnout, chronic stress, and fatigue.

This book explains why—and shows you how to fix it.

Ebook + Burnout Recovery Workbook — $9.97

Understand what’s happening in your body
Reset your energy, sleep, and nervous system
Start feeling like yourself again

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It’s not random, and it’s not a personal failure.

Your brain and body are still wired for an ancient world.

Modern life has changed faster than we’ve been able to adapt.

That gap- Evolutionary Mismatch or Burnout- it quietly driving many of the issues we experience today…

including insomnia, chronic stress, and fatigue.

Ebook + Burnout Recovery Workbook- $9.97

Understand what’s happening in your body
Reset your energy, sleep, and nervous system
Start feeling like yourself again

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THE “OG” BIOHACKER

For greater well-being, we must adapt our modern lifestyle and live more in harmony with our natural and evolutionary selves.

While giving many benefits, aspects of modern society can also be harmful to our physical, mental, and cultural health.  We can overcome many of these detriments if we better understand and express our primal selves which is largely encoded into our DNA.

On the Origin of Being outlines the misalignments between our genetic design and modern lifestyle that reduce our well-being and even cause disease. Jenny Powers, PhD in immunology, and Luke Comer, author and producer, pay homage to Charles Darwin by investigating the evolution of many human behaviors. They identify the origins of these behaviors in the single-cell organisms of billions of years ago and then trace them through primates, hominoids, and up the evolutionary chain to modern humans.  They then demonstrate how to realign our behaviors to enjoy more vital, loving, and robust lives here and now.

Book one of this three-part series addresses four behaviors that are most significant to our health—sleep, nutrition, work and rest—and our relationship with nature.

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