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🗓️ 14 December 2017
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I’ve been spreading the word about the primal lifestyle for over a decade now, and while the information on this blog and in my books has reached millions, I wonder how many of these millions have actually been able to live some version of a primal life consistently and confidently. My guess is, not as many as I’d like.
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0:00.0 | Hi, it's Mark Sisson from Marksdailyapple.com. |
0:05.2 | Enjoy this audio narration of a recent Marksdailyapple.com post by Tina Lehman. |
0:10.0 | Subscribe to this podcast channel so you don't miss anything from the blog and read my daily posts on Living Awesome and much more at marksdailyapple.com. |
0:22.7 | The future of health care is health coaching. |
0:26.4 | The future of health care looks grim. |
0:29.2 | This is the first generation of kids |
0:30.9 | who might not outlive their parents. |
0:34.1 | Looking at the current state of health care, |
0:36.2 | we've got some pretty unfavorable statistics to confront. |
0:40.1 | Here's what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC has to say. |
0:45.1 | Chronic diseases cause 7 in 10 deaths in the United States. |
0:49.1 | Heart disease and cancer accounting for 46% of lives lost. |
0:53.5 | One in two Americans is battling a chronic disease. |
0:56.8 | One in four Americans has multiple chronic diseases. I could keep going, but feel free to |
1:02.4 | look up more CDC stats yourself. Now what's even more telling is that according to a |
1:08.0 | 2016 review published in PLOS 1, 85% of chronic diseases can |
1:14.1 | be attributed to influences other than genetics. This stat may not be too surprising to Mark's |
1:19.9 | daily apple readers, but what are we as health enthusiasts going to do about it? |
1:25.8 | The nemesis of chronic disease. The only way to thwart chronic disease is to |
1:31.2 | change our behaviors. Easier said than done as anyone who has ever dieted in the traditional sense of the |
1:37.7 | word can attest. Behavior change is both our greatest ally in the battle against chronic disease |
1:43.2 | and our most difficult weapon |
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