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The Internal Scrubber—Why Oats are a Heavy Hitter for the Long Ascent
In the backcountry, we know that a clogged fuel line can stall even the strongest hiker. Our cardiovascular system is no different. If the "pipes" are gummed up with excess cholesterol, the ascent to High Camp becomes unnecessarily grueling. While many "longevity hacks" are expensive or complicated, one of the most effective tools for heart health is a humble staple of the dirt path: Oatmeal. Oatmeal is considered a "heavy hitter" in the world of longevity and nutrition prim
Bryna Sisk
Feb 42 min read


The Altitude of Joy—Why the Summit Isn't Paved with Gold
In our pursuit of "High Camp," we're often fed a pervasive, shimmering illusion: that the more "gear" we accumulate, the happier we'll be. That true joy is found on the paved roads of consumerism, lined with perfectly manicured lawns and overflowing garages. But if you look at the real Integral Map of human happiness, you'll find the highest altitudes of joy are often found in places where "worldly riches" are scarce, and the path is quite literally dirt. The "Long Ascent" to
Bryna Sisk
Feb 43 min read
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