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Try This: 3 Big Shares for the Week

Try This: 3 Big Shares for the Week

Your goal for 2026

Dhru Purohit
November 28, 2025

Happy Thanksgiving week, everyone. I just wanted to take a moment and share that I’m so grateful for this community. It’s because of you all that I get to do what I love most: host conversations with the best health experts and curate their knowledge in a way that’s most impactful for my family and friends, including you.

Today I have some big shares to get you pumped to take charge of your health in 2026:

If you have one goal next year, make it THIS.
Hypertension is a huge killer, but there’s something free you can do every day to help prevent it.
The compound you need to be eating to support detoxification and disease prevention.

Let’s get into it.

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Lately, I’ve been paying more attention to digestion, and this time of year, it matters more than ever. Holiday meals tend to be richer, heavier, and way more frequent than our usual routine. And even if you normally eat clean, your gut can still struggle to keep up.

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Number 1: Make This Your 2026 Goal

Time and time again, exercise outperforms most drugs and lifestyle changes when it comes to disease prevention. This is why I believe that daily movement should be the biggest goal for pretty much everyone in 2026. Thanks to some experts, I have some good evidence as to why I believe this.

These are three pieces of info I’ve been looking into this week that have reminded me why exercise is one of the most powerful forms of medicine we have access to—and it’s free!

One new article (based on evidence and data from the Framingham Heart Study) reported that being physically active in midlife or later is linked to a much lower risk of developing dementia—by as much as 40–45 percent!

Another major review of 218 clinical trials found that exercise (especially walking or jogging, yoga, and strength training) reliably reduces depressive symptoms. For many people, working out was nearly as effective as therapy or antidepressants!

And finally, in this article, author Alex Hutchinson reviews a landmark randomized trial that found that for patients recovering from colon cancer, a structured exercise program after treatment dramatically increased survival rates. Over three years of guided activity (roughly 2.5 hours of brisk walking per week), participants were significantly less likely to die or have cancer return, even over eight years of follow‑up.

It’s too risky NOT to exercise these days. Make it a priority for 2026!

Number 2: Hypertension Is a Killer, but Sunlight Can Help

Hypertension is one of the biggest risk factors for developing heart disease and for having a heart event such as heart attack or stroke. In this share, one of my go-to experts, Dr. Roger Seheult, shares some striking data about the impact of sunlight on blood pressure.

You can click the link to learn more, but essentially, there’s some strong evidence that places and seasons with the least amount of sunlight seem to be linked to higher blood pressure. He explains that UV helps to release nitric oxide from the body, which can support lower blood pressure.

Another good reason to take advantage of safe sun exposure! For me, it’s 15 minutes of sunlight every morning. If it’s overcast where you live or as we head into the winter months, don’t skip outdoor time. Just bundle up and stay outside a little longer to take advantage of the light the sun emits. Even better, take a walk to get sunlight and exercise!

By the way, just recorded a fantastic conversation with Dr. Seheult for the podcast on all things sun. The episode will be out next week!

Number 3: The Compound You Need to Support Detoxification

In this video, Dr. Rhonda Patrick explains why sulforaphane is one of the most powerful nutrients you can consume to protect your body from certain cancers and support detoxification.

If you’re trying to minimize the impact of environmental toxins, sulforaphane-rich foods like broccoli, broccoli sprouts, and other cruciferous vegetables can help your body ramp up its own detoxification enzymes, essentially giving your cells extra armor.

Studies show that people who consume foods rich in sulforaphane’s precursor (glucoraphanin) see measurable drops in DNA damage. Dr. Patrick explains that this compound boosts the elimination of harmful toxins like benzene and acrylonitrile by up to 60 percent. Preclinical studies have also shown that it can slow the progression of certain cancers, including prostate cancer, and reduce tumor growth and spread, which is pretty amazing!

I’ve definitely bumped up my consumption of these foods over the years. You can also take sulforaphane supplements. Dr. Patrick said she takes this one, but I don’t have personal experience with it!

Those are all the shares for this week. I hope you’re enjoying this week with your friends and family members, sharing good food, enjoying the sunshine, getting your exercise in, and above all, having fun.

Cheers,

Dhru Purohit