¿CÓMO SER FELIZ Y VIVIR MUCHO TIEMPO? con @SoySaludable

24 May 2024 · 39 min
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In this Spanish‑language podcast episode of “Yo Pude, Tú Puedes,” host Margarita and her daughter Sofía interview medical doctor and longevity coach Samar Jorday, founder of the @SoySaludable community. The conversation opens with Samar recounting a terrifying panic‑attack triggered by a vitamin C supplement, illustrating how the mind can both destroy and heal. She describes the darkest period of her life (2007‑2008): severe anxiety, depression, a house fire, divorce, loss of a public‑sector job, and weight gain. In that crisis she was urged to join Twitter, created the @SoySaludable account as a positive affirmation, and began converting her medical lectures into bite‑size tweets. The platform quickly attracted patients, allowing her to open a private practice. Samar explains how panic attacks became a blessing, prompting her to seek psychiatric help, medication, and meditation. She emphasizes that thoughts shape biology: positive beliefs can switch genes “on” or “off,” a view she links to epigenetics, which she describes as a science of freedom from inherited disease. She cites Joe Dispenza’s work, sharing stories of people who recovered from ALS and Lyme disease through meditation and belief. Nutrition is presented as medicine: an ancestral, anti‑inflammatory diet rich in natural foods, low in processed sugar, supports gut health, serotonin production, and overall happiness. She recommends the “80‑90 % natural” rule, the Japanese Hara‑Hachi‑Bu (eat until 80 % full), and regular hydration and probiotics. Purpose is highlighted as a longevity factor; she outlines a simple self‑inquiry to discover what you would do for free, linking purpose to an extra seven years of life. The dialogue moves to Blue Zones, describing the five regions (Nicoya, Loma Linda, Ikaria, Sardinia, Okinawa) where people live past 100 with health and purpose. Common traits include a tranquil lifestyle, strong social circles, moderate eating, regular movement, and a “island‑time” mindset. Samar stresses the importance of making older adults feel valued and socially connected. Community support, pets, and “mascoterapia” are presented as stress‑relievers. Finally, Samar mentions her product line (collagen, multivitamins) and reiterates that the body can be a prison or a blessing, urging listeners to decide how to treat it. Overall, the episode blends personal narrative, medical insight, epigenetic theory, mental‑health practices, nutrition, purpose, and lifestyle habits into a holistic guide for happiness and longevity.

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