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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world,

and today I will save your intermittent fasting.

And maybe it's something that you've heard about.

It's the biggest trend since swayed moccasins.

And people across the land are going crazy for a fitness and health and eating trend that allows them to eat more stuff.

Because ultimately, that's what people want.

For years, I have been waiting for high sugar, high fat diet,

and that hasn't come along yet. So this really is the next best thing. Joining me today,

Dr. Neer Barzalai, he is the director for the Institute of Aging Research at the Albert

Einstein College of Medicine, among many other things. He's one of the world's

foremost experts in not only the field of intermittent fasting, but also of aging. And at some

point in a different podcast, we're going to have to talk about peptides, because that is a new

frontier that is also very fascinating. But today, Dr. Barzolai, thank you so much for being

here and welcome to Kennedy saves the world. Terrific. And nice trying to save the world with you.

Oh, I'm trying that. So a lot of people are trying different things. And now it is the silly season

in terms of putting on the pudge because, you know, we're budding up against

Thanksgiving and then we go right into the rest of the holidays. And by the time the first of the year

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