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In this episode of TheEdTalks Dr. Jack Wolfson shares how through his own journey as a practicing cardiologist, the tragic death of his father and words of wisdom from his wife, led him to give up fast food and soda pop and discover a palaeolithic lifestyle approach to life and disease. It is this simple approach that is having lifechanging results for his patients. There is lots to learn in this episode that may help us avoid not only the world's biggest killer heart disease, but so many other ailments and all you need to do is listen, apply some of Dr. Wofson’s advice in conjunction with that of your health practitioner and see how your life changes for the better.
Tweet: @thedrswolfson explain why a simple Palaeolithic approach saves lives.
Always do your best, what you plant now you will harvest later.
Intro and outro song “Bush" by Aquaman’s Lab
Thanks for listening to this episode of TheEdTalks. If you haven’t already, please take a moment to leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes. This will really aid our mission to help mums and dads Feel Energized Again and make the world a Healthier & Happier place. Please use this AMAZON LINK when purchasing items online. It means we get a small commission (and you pay NO EXTRA) helping us pay for the podcast.
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In this episode of TheEdTalks Dr. Jack Wolfson shares how through his own journey as a practicing cardiologist, the tragic death of his father and words of wisdom from his wife, led him to give up fast food and soda pop and discover a palaeolithic lifestyle approach to life and disease. It is this simple approach that is having lifechanging results for his patients. There is lots to learn in this episode that may help us avoid not only the world's biggest killer heart disease, but so many other ailments and all you need to do is listen, apply some of Dr. Wofson’s advice in conjunction with that of your health practitioner and see how your life changes for the better.
Tweet: @thedrswolfson explain why a simple Palaeolithic approach saves lives.
Always do your best, what you plant now you will harvest later.
Intro and outro song “Bush" by Aquaman’s Lab
Thanks for listening to this episode of TheEdTalks. If you haven’t already, please take a moment to leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes. This will really aid our mission to help mums and dads Feel Energized Again and make the world a Healthier & Happier place. Please use this AMAZON LINK when purchasing items online. It means we get a small commission (and you pay NO EXTRA) helping us pay for the podcast.
Click Here To Rate & Review TheEdTalks