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Immortal shot & mobility. Making health mandatory, so aging becomes optional. 👶🏻 My daily shot is straight @immortalprovisions EVOO and lemon juice 🫒🍋 and I like this mobility routine from @trevorsinstinct 💪🏻 #Antiaging #mobility #longevity

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Eli Brody2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct Speaking of Lemons... I like my lemon slices in my tea during cold nights in winter time

JML2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct Polyphenols for the win.

A Day In the Life 🇺🇸2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct Speechless.

Paulie2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct ...what was the topic?...👀😅

Al2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct 💎 Fresh, Fit, Fortitude, Fantastic 🩷💜🙌🍋

lance bove2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct What’s that drink help with?

Jon2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct Teach me please 🙏

Jackson Storm2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct It’s not the shot I’m interested in for mobility

Riley Brooks • Fitness & Fat Loss2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct Slipping into youth like it’s an olive oil slide, lemon zest and all.

Stephen Trump Colwell2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct I just saw your short video on youtube about killing weeds. Don't do that. Do some research about all of them. They are mostly cures and prevents of diseases. No joke at all. Dandelion root tea cur-es the big C very fast.

Form Blends2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct EVOO and lemon first thing is underrated, simple stuff people skip for fancier routines

defensive_personality2 months ago

@Trevorsinstinct You and all your super stuff. You don’t know how not to be super 😎

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