Anti-Aging Expert: Stop Touching Receipts Immediately! The Fast Way To Shrink Visceral Fat

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Mar 30, 2026

Dr. Rhonda Patrick, a biomedical scientist focused on aging and nutrition, dives into why visceral fat behaves like a toxic organ. She explores how poor sleep, fasting, intense exercise, and perimenopause affect belly fat. There’s also a sharp look at BPA, PFAS, receipts, kitchen plastics, supplements, creatine, fish oil, and why 10 intense minutes can beat 10,000 steps.

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ADVICE

Build A Supplement Stack Around The Basics

Build a basic supplement stack around quality, tested essentials rather than flashy labels or forms that absorb poorly.
Rhonda Patrick favors vitamin D3, a multivitamin, omega-3, and liposomal glutathione over standard glutathione, while warning men to avoid iron unless deficient.

ADVICE

Give Creatine Long Enough To Actually Work

Use creatine monohydrate consistently for at least three to four weeks before judging whether it works.
Rhonda Patrick takes 10 grams for brain benefits, says muscles absorb the first 5 grams greedily, and recommends NSF-certified products over gummies.

INSIGHT

Why Urolithin A Stands Out For Aging

Rhonda Patrick is excited by urolithin A because it may rejuvenate mitochondria by triggering mitophagy, a cleanup process for damaged cellular energy machinery.
She says about half of people may not make enough from pomegranate-derived compounds and cites studies showing improved VO2 max, muscle strength, and immune markers.

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