Why High-Altitude Training Works Most of us have heard about athletes training in the mountains. But do you know why? People often ask us, “Why is your high-altitude oxygen therapy training better than going to a traditional gym for regular exercise?” Per this article from Men’s Journal (which includes links to research studies) – “High-altitude training rewires your [...]
Exercise is encouraged for patients undergoing chemotherapy. However, patients have reduced exercise tolerance / compliance after multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Per this article, high-intensity interval training (HIIT), also called contrast oxygen, which is one of the modalities we offer at Gym for the Brain, was used to safely improve exercise tolerance without any adverse events. If you [...]
Per data from Berkley Earth: January 2025 was the warmest January ever recorded February 2025 was #3 (behind 2024 and 2016) March 2025 was tied for #1 with 2024 and 2016 April 2025 was the second warmest April ever recorded (behind 2024) 18% chance 2025 will exceed 2024 as the warmest on record [...]
Per a recent study discussed in this article: 92% of consumers are now doing sustainability research prior to purchase – Let that soak in. If they cannot confirm you are a sustainable company, 46% will call a sales rep to find out if you are – How will that turn out for you? [...]
We appreciate Michael Vincent of Sustainiacs interviewing us in this episode, titled People Planet Promotion Profit. Many people in the environmental sustainability space talk about the 3 P's - People Planet and Profit. Our service is built on the fact that you want four P's - People Planet Promotion and Profit - because you will [...]
A new research report by Glow looks at 12 United States sectors (airlines, liquor products, quick service restaurants, fashion retailers and brands, telecom, car/automotive, banks, energy providers, grocery retailers, pension funds, general insurance and food/grocery) and arrived at the following: 87% of consumers consider it important that businesses act responsibly regarding society/environment 25% of respondents [...]
The Innovation Bell Curve starts with Innovators, then Early Adaptors, then Early Majority, then Late Majority, and finally, Laggards. Per this article: 52% of organizations said they planned to increase sustainability investment in 2024 (+57% from 2023) 63% say the business case for sustainability is clear (+300% from 2023) 48% feel climate change will [...]
There are 14 subgroups including Blue Whales, Gray Whales, Right Whales and Humpback Whales that are part of the Baleen Whale group. We’ve lost 95% of them over the past few hundred years, but there are 800,000 - 1,000,000 of them left. Per this video and this article, the value to us of a Baleen [...]
Per this study of patients aged 64 – 92, intermittent hypoxic-hyperoxic training (IHHT), which is one of the modalities we use at Gym for the Brain, improves cognitive performance up to 42.8x. Repeating – The above was not a 40% improvement. It was 40 times better. The above study only looked at the impact of IHHT. At Gym [...]
Approximately 40% of public companies are already reporting on Scope 3 (which includes vendors). Per this study by Sphera, by the start of 2027 (which requires 2026 data), Scope 3 reporting is expected to increase from the current 40% to 90% What does this mean to you? These large companies are desperate to [...]
