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🗓️ 29 August 2018
⏱️ 36 minutes
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Drew Manning is a personal trainer, fitness expert, and the host of The Fit2Fat2Fit Experience podcast. Wanting to better understand the needs and struggles of his overweight clients, Drew decided to walk a mile in their shoes. He became temporarily obese, gaining 75 pounds in just over 6 months. Then, he set out to lose the weight, realizing profound truths about how we lose weight, especially when contending with the modern food supply.
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0:00.0 | Hello friends, welcome to another episode of the Genius Life. |
0:03.5 | I'm your host Max Lugovira, filmmaker, health and science journalist, |
0:06.4 | and the author of The New York Times best-selling book Genius Foods. |
0:09.4 | I just got back from a lovely weekend in Big Sur, California. |
0:13.8 | I was staying at a resort called Esselin, which has sort of a mythic appeal, |
0:19.1 | at least to me, because of its association with writers like Henry Miller, |
0:22.4 | eldest Huxley, Joseph Campbell. |
0:24.8 | And what it is is it's essentially this cliff-side resort |
0:28.6 | overlooking the ocean, where every single day there is all kinds of programming |
0:32.8 | ranging from fitness classes like yoga and hiking to foraging. |
0:39.6 | They provide three meals a day and all of the produce is grown on campus. |
0:44.1 | It's pretty incredible. |
0:45.4 | And I was there because my friend Dave, who co-founded a company called Sunshine, |
0:51.7 | with the goal of helping people essentially prevent depression, |
0:55.8 | basically curated a weekend where he brought all of his friends and people that are in the health |
1:00.2 | and wellness and tech space together to have a series of talks. |
1:04.2 | And I was actually one of the speakers. |
1:06.2 | I got to talk about Genius Foods and nutritional psychiatry and dementia prevention. |
1:11.1 | It was a really, really fun weekend. |
1:12.6 | But one of the coolest things about Esselin is that it's known for these salt baths that are rich in sulfur. |
1:21.8 | Now this place goes back to the 1960s. |
1:23.8 | I believe it was founded in 1962. |
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