Welcome back to the Each Live podcast. I'm here with my co-host, dad, and Dr. Furman.

Hi, everybody. And we are here to talk about all things Nutriarian and our favorite hobby of healthy living. Right, because healthy living

and healthy eating and being healthy is fun. It's fun. It's the most fun way to live. I'm actually a

funaholic, so I would fully agree with that.

It's very cool.

But also what people don't know about the Nutriarian diet and something that I wasn't too aware of is how environmentally friendly it is.

So we know that you've recommended this diet a lot for, as a doctor, as a physician, you were adamant that people eat this right right

right I had no other predetermined biases or reasons other than health it wasn't about animal cruelty

it wasn't about the environment no I support animal cruelty and animal murder I like to kill animals

no he doesn't want to eat them oh my gosh right right no. All jokes decide we do not like to kill animals, right?

We have dogs.

We're dog lovers.

Okay.

But the point is that it's really, and serious point, of course, is that it's nice that

the diet that's most effective for slowing aging and extending human lifespan is also better for the whole planet,

nature, animals, the natural world, the climate, future generations.

So it meshes together nicely that all these added benefits other than our own personal health.

It actually meshes together perfectly.

When I was researching for this episode, I was diving into it and I'm like, did my dad actually

talk to these climate change experts?

Because what you're saying in so many things that you've been recommending, fully for

nutrition, nutritional purposes like Bryce, are actually what climate change experts are saying

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