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Habits and Hustle

Episode 241: Darin Olien: The Invisible Fatal Conveniences You Need to Know About

Habits and Hustle

Jen Cohen

Entrepreneurship, Education, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Business

4.5818 Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2023

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

What do you think is more dangerous: breathing in smog or flossing your teeth? In this episode of Habits and Hustle, I chat with Darin Olien about the invisible fatal conveniences we use and do every day. The world we live in makes us believe we have to but in reality, these conveniences are harming us and the planet.  Darin stresses how important it is to take our health into our own hands, do our own research and due diligence, and make decisions for our health. One should never trust companies to do what’s in our best interest. And the same goes for government agencies, like the FDA, that we think are there to protect us: they aren’t.  Darin Olien is co-host of the Emmy™ Award Winning, #1 Netflix docu-series, Down to Earth with Zac Efron. He has spent nearly 20 years exploring the planet discovering new and underutilized exotic foods and medicinal plants as a Superfood hunter Darin developed, Shakeology. He is also the founder of Barukas™, the most nutrient-dense nut in the world coming from the Savannah “Cerrado” of Brazil. As host of the widely popular podcast The Darin Olien Show, Darin curiously explores people, solutions, and health as well as life’s Fatal Conveniences™ – a segment of the show uncovering modern-day flaws and challenges that may be undermining our health and our environment.   What we discuss: 01:12: What motivated Darin to write his latest book? 09:32: How bad are EMFs for our health? 10:25: What do AirPods do to your health? 24:59: Does airplane mode make your phone safer to look around for you? 26:25: Are our gadgets causing cancer? 27:45: What’s the solution to tracking your health? 30:53: Are the TSA scanners dangerous? 35:53: Is spandex safe? 39:22: Is cotton safer than polyester? 49:16: What is the most shocking fatal convenience? 54:35: How can we learn more about which products are dangerous? 59:10: How sensitive was Darin’s dad to chemicals? 1:02:55: What are the symptoms that you are over-exposed to chemicals? 1:06:33: Is aging cream doing what it claims to do? 1:10:34: How can you turn a fatal convenience into a healthy convenience? 1:12:36: What are the benefits of Barukas nuts? 1:16:19: How is Shakeology different from other brands? 1:20:07: What is Darin’s morning routine? Key takeaways: When it comes to your health, you cannot under any circumstance trust companies to do what’s in your best interest. And the same goes for government agencies, like the FDA, that we think are there to protect us: they aren’t. You need to take your health into your own hands, do your own research and due diligence, and make decisions for your health.  Most fatal conveniences that are in our food can easily be avoided with one simple solution: grow your food. Not only is the produce that you grow yourself best for you, but they eventually become more convenient to eat than to go to the supermarket and picking out supposedly “fresh” produce. Most of the pains, aches, and illnesses we are experiencing are symptoms of over-exposure to chemicals and pollutants. When you start feeling anything other than healthy, it’s a sign that you need to change your lifestyle and be more careful of what it is you ingest, breathe in, and wear. To learn more about Darin: Website: https://darinolien.com/ Podcast: https://darinolien.com/podcasts/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darinolien/?hl=en Book: https://darinolien.com/fatal-conveniences-book/ My links: Website: https://www.jennifercohen.com/ Instagram: @therealjencohen

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0:00.0

Hi guys, it's Tony Robbins. You're listening to Habits and Hustle. Crush it.

0:10.4

So I have one of my dearest friends on today, Darren Olean. That's how I pronounce your name. Is that okay?

0:16.0

That's close to the Norwegian pronunciation. We used to call it. We used to use Olean, but we still do. Do people call you

0:22.9

Darren Olean? I always say Olean. I know, that's not the correct. You never correct me, so.

0:27.9

I know, it's funny. But the, the original, it's Oolian, was the Norwegian way of saying it.

0:36.4

Oh, what do you prefer? I don't know, whatever comes out. Okay, well, that's what comes out. Darren Holian it is then. Oh my gosh. Okay, this is going to be a very interesting, fun podcast because I can literally recite this entire book because I feel like I live it with you. But his new book is called Fatal Conveniences, the toxic products and

0:54.6

harmful habits that are making you sick and the simple changes that will save your health.

0:59.7

It sounds so doom and gloom, but yet I have to say, it's information that I really believe

1:06.4

everyone needs to know to really optimize and change their health for the better, which is why,

1:12.6

before even go into it, I truly believe this is going to be a massive hit because people need

1:17.0

to hear this information and people will want their family and friends to read it. Is that,

1:24.0

what made you read it even though I know you lived this day to day too?

1:28.0

Yeah, well, you know, nothing changes if nothing changes. And so much of this is invisible, right?

1:33.5

So if we don't acknowledge what's in our environment, and we definitely know hundreds and hundreds

1:39.5

and thousands of studies on all of this stuff that I'm mentioning in here. This is affecting our biology.

1:46.0

This is affecting our environment.

1:48.0

This is affecting our air.

1:49.0

This is affecting our water.

1:50.0

This is affecting our pets.

1:52.0

This is affecting our children.

1:53.0

These are affecting our food.

1:55.0

This is affecting the water.

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