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🗓️ 16 August 2023
⏱️ 62 minutes
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0:00.0 | On today's episode of the Real Foodology podcast. |
0:02.5 | Is there a way that someone could be held, validated, understood, listen to, and go through a process |
0:15.2 | of then building new muscles to do new healthy things? |
0:19.3 | And could that whole process happen without a doctor's time? |
0:23.8 | And the truth is, it absolutely can and is happening. |
0:28.7 | Hi, friends. Welcome back to another episode of the Real Foodology podcast. Today's guest, I started |
0:33.8 | following back in 2020 on Instagram when, you know, the whole world kind of exploded. |
0:40.3 | And not a lot of people were talking about prevention and talking about our broken health care |
0:45.0 | system and speaking out about the way that our public officials were dealing with everything. |
0:51.2 | And I was very appreciative of people speaking out about this and |
0:56.7 | criticizing the fact that we were not having a conversation with people about their health |
1:01.6 | and about their immunity and giving them tips and tricks on how to take care of their health |
1:06.0 | and boost their immune system. So I have been following him ever since. I really love his work. |
1:11.9 | He wrote a book called The Evolution of Medicine. And Dr. Mark Hyman was quoted saying this book |
1:17.4 | might change the world, which I loved. And in this book, James gives a step-by-step guide for |
1:22.4 | health professionals to build the practices of the future. And this model that he talks about in |
1:27.2 | his book really helps to address a lot of the issues that we this model that he talks about in his book really helps |
1:28.6 | to address a lot of the issues that we're seeing in our modern healthcare system, like the rise of |
1:32.6 | chronic disease, physician shortages, escalating costs, care access and affordability, physician |
1:37.7 | burnout. And it's a community-based model that has been compared to similarly to the way that |
1:43.7 | A.A. operates. So it was a really |
1:46.8 | fascinating conversation. We talk a lot about the importance of community and the role that |
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