Dr. Eric Goodman: Creator of Foundation Training, Author

American Glutton

Health & Fitness

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Ethan welcomes Dr. Eric Goodman to talk about his innovative approach to self-healing - Foundation Training - which has helped celebrities, athletes, first responders, and regular folks around the world feel and look better for the last decade. He joins American Glutton to discuss his new book “Foundations of Health.”

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0:00.0	Free stuff tastes better.
0:01.6	Fact.
0:02.1	Not a fact.
0:02.8	It tastes like I want something.
0:04.3	It's like my taste buds know I've not been charged
0:06.3	or they're celebrating.
0:07.4	You think your taste buds have counted your change?
0:09.7	Try it.
0:10.3	It tastes like coffee.
0:11.3	It tastes like free coffee.
0:13.0	And all I had to do was collect four little beans.
0:15.6	Coster Club members who buy four handcrafted drinks
0:18.4	at Coster Coffee get the fifth free when they use a reusable cup.
0:22.2	Because at Coster Coffee, loyalty is a big deal.
0:25.6	Subject for availability only at selector stores,
0:27.6	exclude delivery terms and conditions at costa.co.uk.
0:30.6	Action Park Media.
0:38.6	Hi, I'm Ethan Sopli.
0:43.8	Welcome to American Blood.
0:45.7	Outside of acting, my two favorite things to do are diet and eat.
0:49.1	I have a very complicated relationship with food
0:51.8	and on this podcast, we're going to talk about all of it.
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