ICP 18: Dr. Milton Mills - We are Anatomically, Physiologically and Psychologically Plant Eaters.

In Episode 18, I speak with Dr. Milton Mills, who is a critical care physician in Washington D.C. You may recognize his name as he was recently featured on the health documentary "What The Health" which as of June 2017, is on Netflix. What a great film! Incredibly eye opening. It will broaden your horizons and make you think differently about the health care system in this country. We speak mainly about 2 topics: the evolutionary reasons why we should eat plant based and racial bias affecting nutritional policies in the US. Both of which I knew very little about, which made this interview very interesting and enlightening. One house keeping item to take care of this week: I'd like to extend a big thank you to Kendra Walling. She’s the newest Patron of the podcast and is a huge supporter the PBC Facebook page, too. She enjoys the podcasts coming out every other week and I appreciate your support, Kendra. If you’re curious at all about directly contributing to the podcast, check out the patreon page or send me an e-mail, which is in the show notes below. As of late June 2017, I have many interviews coming up. You're welcome to submit questions. Watch for the “Ask the Doc” graphics on the Facebook page OR Patreon pages. (Links below) I hope you enjoy our conversation, Episode #18 with Dr. Milton Mills. If you find these conversations valuable, there are many ways you can support this podcast. You can leave a review on the iTunes store, you can spread the podcast to your friends or share it via social media. Or you can sponsor the podcast directly through its Patreon page, at Patreon.com/IanCramerPodcast. Please know that your support, in any form, is greatly appreciated. Join us for a new episode every other Saturday. Let’s get healthier, and stay healthier, together. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/IanCramerPodcast Website: http://www.plant-basedcyclist.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlantBasedCyclist1/ E-mail: [email protected] Intro Music Credit: "Easy Living" by Birocratic http://birocratic.bandcamp.com