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What if the very things making life easier are also making our bodies weaker?
In this episode of VO-Cast, Safia AlShehi sits down with Nino Barbu for a conversation about longevity, movement, stress, technology, and the way modern lifestyles are changing our relationship with our bodies.
Why does Nino call muscle the “organ of longevity”?
Are we living through a “comfort pandemic”?
Is walking enough to stay healthy?
Why does the same workout produce completely different results from one person to another?
Safia and Nino also explore how work pressure can affect the body even during training, why health advice on social media deserves more questioning, how children can build a healthier relationship with movement, and how AI could change the way we understand our health in the future.
A conversation about fitness, longevity, and the small habits shaping how we may feel years from now.
🎙️ VO-Cast with Safia AlShehi
Guest: Nino Barbu
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