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Outliyr Peak Performance Look, perform, and feel your best. Drawing on ancestral wisdom paired with state-of-the-art research to decode the secrets of elite human performance.

Go from biohacking to bioharmonizing.

10/01/2026

πŸš‚ Your pain is lying to you about where it started.

It's not the herniated disc.
It's not the torn rotator cuff.
It's not the diagnosis.

David Starbuck Smith calls pain the last stop on the train.

The first stop was an imbalance somewhere else entirely.

🎧 Episode 279 with exercise therapist David Starbuck Smith. Where the train actually starts is in the full episode.

βœ… Why the painful spot is rarely the cause
βœ… What an MRI can and can't tell you
βœ… How to stop chasing symptoms

πŸ’Ύ Save this. πŸ” Share it with someone stuck in chronic pain.

09/30/2026

🦡 A woman showed up on crutches, sure her bad ankle was genetic.

Her dad had "weak ligaments," so she figured she did too.

David Starbuck Smith had her put her hands behind her head, pull her elbows back, and walk.

The ankle pain vanished.

"I guess we just cured your DNA."

🎧 Episode 279 with exercise therapist David Starbuck Smith. How one spine change reached her ankle is in the full episode.

βœ… Why "it's genetic" is usually wrong
βœ… How posture travels down to your feet
βœ… The 60-second mirror check to find your own imbalance

πŸ’Ύ Save this. πŸ” Send it to someone blaming their genetics.

09/29/2026

πŸ’Š Why don't antibiotics fix Lyme?

It's not that the bug is strong. It's that it's slow.

Antibiotics depend on fast growth. A strep bug doubles every 20 minutes, so antibiotics crush it. Borrelia doubles every 12 to 24 hours. Too slow to be a good target.

Dr. Bill Rawls, MD breaks down why slow-growing stealth microbes shrug off antibiotics, and why herbs, with hundreds of compounds instead of one, don't breed resistance.

🎧 EP278 with Dr. Bill Rawls of Vital Plan:
βœ… why slow growth beats antibiotics
βœ… how microbes hide inside your cells
βœ… the herbal approach he used on himself

πŸ’Ύ Save it. πŸ” Share it with anyone fighting a chronic infection.

09/28/2026

🦠 You are not microbe-free. Nobody is.

95% of us carry Epstein-Barr.
At least 60% carry a parasite linked to schizophrenia and some cancers.
Every mammal on Earth, whales included, carries Bartonella.

Dr. Bill Rawls, MD spent a decade on the research. His point isn't to scare you. It's that these microbes go dormant inside your cells and only cause trouble when the cell gets stressed.

🎧 EP278 with Dr. Bill Rawls of Vital Plan:
βœ… why chronic illness is one problem, not many
βœ… what actually wakes a dormant microbe
βœ… the herbs that keep them in check

πŸ” Send it to the friend with the mystery symptoms.

09/26/2026

πŸ“± Ever feel anxious the second you leave your phone behind?

Alex Fredericks says there's a reason, and it's the pitch.

An old TV note was a warm, calming C2. Your phone sits on a C8, eight octaves up, sharp and jangly.

🎧 EP277 with Alex Fredericks of ToneWell breaks down how frequency quietly runs your nervous system.
βœ… Why "that didn't resonate" is literal
βœ… How your voice carries your physiology
βœ… What a voice scan can read that a wearable can't

πŸ” Share with the friend who never puts their phone down.

09/25/2026

πŸŽ™οΈ What if your voice already knows what your bloodwork would say?

Alex Fredericks built a tool that reads a 30-second voice clip and pulls roughly 1,000 biomarkers from it.

No needle. No wearable. Just your phone.

🎧 EP277 with Alex Fredericks of ToneWell:
βœ… Why voice is a real-time signal blood can't match
βœ… What a hard day burns through in your minerals
βœ… The one question tracking never answers

πŸ’Ύ Save this for your next "why do I feel off?" day.

09/24/2026

πŸͺ Don't think about a cookie.

Too late, right?

Here's why every diet that runs on "don't eat X" quietly sets you up to fail.

Your brain runs two loops at once: the "don't think about it" command, AND a monitor checking whether you're thinking about it. So you're always thinking about it.

Ben Fudge (former Army Ranger, Trevor Kashey Nutrition) explains the fix isn't willpower, it's substitution.

🎧 EP276 with Ben Fudge:
βœ… Why suppression backfires in the brain
βœ… What to do instead of "just resist"
βœ… How to give yourself instructions that actually work

πŸ” Share with the friend whose diet is all "don'ts."

09/23/2026

πŸ›ž You got a flat tire. So you slashed the other three?

Sounds insane.

But that's exactly what most people do with food.

One "bad" weekend, and the whole plan goes in the trash. Monday becomes "I'll start over."

Ben Fudge (former Army Ranger, coach at Trevor Kashey Nutrition) has a better move: fix the one flat and keep driving.

🎧 EP276 with Ben Fudge:
βœ… Why all-or-nothing thinking keeps you stuck
βœ… The one-slip reframe that actually sticks
βœ… How to build habits that survive real life

πŸ’Ύ Save this for your next "I blew it" moment.

09/22/2026

😴 Your sleep doesn't start at night.

It starts the moment light hits your eyes in the morning.

That morning light sets a melatonin, cortisol, and insulin loop that runs all day.

Miss it, and no supplement fully fixes it. In fact, Dr. Kekic says your melatonin pill may be doing more harm than good.

🎧 EP275 with Dr. Adrijana Kekic, former Mayo Clinic pharmacogenomics specialist and founder of Futurome.

βœ… Why sleep is the biggest lever
βœ… The melatonin mistake most people make
βœ… Foundation before fancy interventions

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09/21/2026

🧬 The most energy-hungry organ in a woman's body isn't her brain.

It's her ovaries.

They hold the highest concentration of mitochondria, the tiny engines that power every cell.

So when perimenopause hits, the crash shows up as fatigue and brain fog long before a blood test flags anything.

🎧 EP275 with Dr. Adrijana Kekic, former Mayo Clinic pharmacogenomics specialist and founder of Futurome.

βœ… Why "normal" labs miss years of aging
βœ… The two aging cliffs at 40 and 60
βœ… What to measure instead

πŸ’Ύ Save this. πŸ” Share it with a woman in her 40s.

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