Exercise
Start with a daily walk, then keep up aerobic exercise that leaves you slightly breathless and light strength training.
06 / INTAKE · 12 WEEKS
The GRBM metabolome makes cells young and healthy again. But without exercise, massage, meditation and a proper diet, the body returns to its sick state.
In plain words
We become what we eat. What we eat changes the gut microbial ecosystem — and through the gut–brain axis, our neurotransmitters, our behavior and ultimately society.
While GRBM gives cells metabolic rest, foods that burden the body slow recovery. So I guide everyone taking GRBM on foods to avoid, foods to favor, and habits that move and rest the body.
The rules are not hard: cut down on sugary and charred foods, powders and artificial seasonings, greasy and salty dishes; favor good fats, well-aged traditional foods and plenty of water.
| Type | Food | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Avoid | Fructose and high-fructose-syrup foods (rice cakes, snacks, alcohol, soft drinks) | Disturb metabolic rest and shake the gut ecosystem |
| Avoid | Foods with denatured protein (grilled meat, powdered foods) | Increase digestive and enzyme burden, slowing recovery |
| Avoid | Foods high in synthetic seasonings | Burden cell signaling and the gut environment |
| Avoid | Greasy and salty food | Increase vascular and metabolic burden |
| Favor | Unsaturated-fat foods (seafood, avocado, olive) | Good fats for cell membranes and blood vessels |
| Favor | Well-aged traditional foods (aged kimchi, doenjang, cheonggukjang) | Support a gut ecosystem centered on beneficial bacteria |
| Favor | Mineral water, 1 L or more a day (with 3–6 ice cubes) | Supports the flow of metabolism and excretion |
| Favor | Ample vitamin C | Supports antioxidant defense during recovery |
Moving the body, releasing it and resting the mind — three habits that preserve the recovery GRBM makes possible.
Start with a daily walk, then keep up aerobic exercise that leaves you slightly breathless and light strength training.
Gently release the abdomen and lymph pathways to aid circulation and excretion — ten minutes before sleep is enough.
Ten to twenty minutes a day, focusing on the breath and letting go of tension. It helps stabilize the gut–brain axis and deepen sleep.
The developer's guidance recommends 3,000 mg or more of vitamin C a day. This is above the commonly cited adult upper intake level, so anyone with kidney disease or taking medication must consult a physician first.
Exercise, massage and meditation are general lifestyle guidelines. Dietary rules: source — the developer's (Wooyoung Nam's) diet and lifestyle guide for GRBM users.
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