To Your Good Health

The number one cause of death in America is cardiovascular disease. On average, somebody dies of a heart attack or stroke every 36 seconds. After losing several family members to heart disease, today's guest also came very close to being one of these statistics. Until he discovered nitric oxide, a molecule that was awarded a Nobel Prize in medicine for reversing heart disease.

After successfully regaining his health, he formulated Cardio Miracle. It offers superior nitric oxide assimilation with over 50 whole-food synergistic nutrients. This heart-healthy product also helps boost the immune system, improve focus, memory, performance, and energy.

John Hewlett has spent over nine years of his life researching and traveling across the globe to meet with renowned scientists, doctors, and nutritionists on the topic of nitric oxide production. He used this knowledge to formulate the revolutionary product Cardio Miracle. He's now on a mission to share this amazing discovery with those suffering from health conditions that can now be reduced and even reversed.

Today’s topic may challenge everything you thought you knew about health and wellness. Most of us turn to doctors or Google for answers, trusting that what we find will be the best path to healing. But here’s the reality: even the nation's top hospitals aren’t focused on truly preventing or reversing disease. With so many diet fads and conflicting studies out there, Americans are more confused, heavier, and sicker than ever before. To help us cut through the noise and get to the core of what really works, we’re joined by Dr. Casey Means, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Good Energy. If you’re tired of misinformation or fed up with medications that cause side effects that require even more medications, then you’re in the right place. Dr. Means is here to simplify it all and remind you that your greatest ally in health is the person you see in the mirror. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

http://www.CaseyMeans.com

Tom Rath joins us today and is the author of the new book Life’s Great Question, which focuses on a new way to think about our life's work. Not what we can do for ourselves, but how we can serve others, and how this transforms our future selves in a positive way.

Tom is an author and researcher who has spent the past two decades studying how work can improve human health and well-being. His 10 books have sold more than 10 million copies and made hundreds of appearances on global bestseller lists.

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People get comfortable with the way things are, and they don't excel to the next level. A ship moving at sea won't develop barnacles, but a ship that's stagnant at dock will. Has your life become stagnant with mental barnacles? If so, this is the show you've been waiting for. Our guest today is Jeff Henderson, his best-selling book, What to Do Next offers tips on how to take your best step forward during times of uncertainty.

Sit back and get comfortable as you learn how to get out of your comfort level and embrace the adventures that life has in store for you.

Jeff was named by Forbes Magazine as one of 20 speakers. In addition, he's worked for well-known organizations such as the Atlanta Braves, Callaway Gardens, Chic-Fil-A, and Point Ministries, one of the largest churches in America. While there, he was the lead pastor for three churches over 17 years and helped launch North Point online, which became one of the world's largest online ministries. His book is called What to Do Next, taking Your Best Step When Life Is Uncertain.

Physician and internationally recognized speaker on nutrition, Dr. Michael Greger, MD, joins us today to discuss his latest book, How Not to Age. The book dives into longevity, aging, and health and answers questions like what is the best diet for living longer? How about aging? He also goes over "Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen" and so much more!

Website: https://nutritionfacts.org

Do you need to "reboot" your system -- breaking those bad habits to create new ones?

If you're having trouble changing your habits, the problem isn't you. The problem actually is your system. 

James Clear, one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, has revealed habit-breaking strategies in his book, Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones. 

Clear joins Dr. Friedman to provide insight into some of these strategies and how to transform your habits to achieve your goals -- whether that's to quit smoking, lose weight, improve your finances, or really any milestone you wish to accomplish.

Stephen Sideroff, Ph.D. is a psychologist and internationally recognized expert in resilience & optimal performance. He joins us today to share his insight on stress and answers questions such as why is it so difficult to manage stress, tips on developing mental resilience, the role of mindfulness in the mind and body, and much more! See the link to his website below: 

Website: https://drstephensideroff.com/

We've all heard the saying, don't reinvent the wheel. To get from where you are to where you want to be, you need to imitate those who have already achieved greatness.

No one embraces that mantra more than our guest, Don Yaeger. He studied the lessons on achieving happiness and success from some of the most iconic sports legends and entrepreneurs in the world. He's now on a mission to share his message and to help guide people in building a culture of greatness. 

Don is an 11-time New York Times bestselling author and longtime associate editor for Sports Illustrated. His mini media appearances include Oprah Fox and Friends Nightline, CNN, and Good Morning America. He's an award-winning international speaker and host of the popular Corporate Competitor podcast.

He regularly speaks to some of the brightest world-class executives on how sports shape their professional trajectory in life. And his latest book is Great Teams 16 Things High-Performing Organizations Do Differently.

Jane Seymour, known for her iconic roles in "Doctor Quinn Medicine Woman" and "Somewhere in Time," talks about her latest film, "Ruby's Choice." The film delves into dementia's profound impact on individuals and families. Seymour shares her personal insights on portraying Ruby, emphasizing the importance of compassion and connection. The episode also touches on Seymour's health practices, including intermittent fasting and the Mediterranean diet, offering listeners practical wellness advice.

www.janeseymour.com

Dr. Philip Gold is one of the world’s leading researchers of depressive illness. He is here today to discuss the correlation and body's response to depression and stress, the role of inflammation in depression and how anti-inflammatory agents can help.

Research notes Depression represents a dysregulation of the brain’s stress response system that we depend upon for survival - why it is so critical to address stress and tips for doing it. Dr. Gold discusses data revealing depression is a total body disease that shortens life by 7 - 10 years, and that it brings increased risk of premature onset of coronary artery disease, stroke, diabetes and osteoporosis. He also discusses a new science of gene therapy including a treatment overcoming the gene mutation that interferes with resiliency, promotes vulnerability to depression, and inhibits the capacity of antidepressants to work effectively

Get his new book here: https://www.amazon.com/Breaking-Through-Depression-Generation-Revolutionary/dp/1538724618/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=