And basically, when you start to take your theory,

and you turn that theory into programming,

which maybe you could extrapolate as applied theory,

and then you take that applied theory and try and translate that to a human

that does human stuff, and then you look at that differential, it essentially throws the

practicality of any theory out the flippin window.

And so now your job as a practitioner isn't to give a person a perfect program.

I use the language that essentially the job of the practitioner is to shrink the gap between

intention and health.

I am your host, Danny Lennon.

You are very welcome, whether you are a new

listener or a long-time listener. Thank you for tuning in. And you're at episode 262 of the podcast today.

And I'm really, really excited about this one. I've been looking forward to getting this out for

quite a period of time. Today I'm going to be talking

with Dr. Trevor Cashie, who has a PhD in biochemistry from the University of Arizona,

and previous to that did his undergraduate degree by the age of 17, and we will get into

all of that within the show. Extrem extremely interesting and intriguing and impressive background,

as you'll come to find. And someone who doesn't aim for putting himself out there on social

media or getting involved in debates online and things of that nature, as we will discuss

on the show. And I think extremely interesting perspectives,

but one of the people that I think I've had

one of the most interesting discussions with,

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