In Part I of This Month's Newsletter…
In Part I of our January-February newsletter, we have an exclusive interview with Mitch McNett, who shares with us how a farming accident that required 17 surgeries sparked his interest in physical training. Topics touched upon include his background, training splits, recovery methods, nutrition strategies and more. Following our interview, we get to our CP Community Member Discussion where Alex Leaf shares with us Melatonin – Beyond the Zzzzzz’s. In it, Alex discusses the role that melatonin, a hormone most commonly associated with sleep, plays in cardiovascular health, Alzheimer’s disease protection, cancer, pain and longevity. Additionally, Alex discusses his approach to supplementing with it.
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