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Walk Like the Swedes, Eat Like the Koreans, Sleep Like the Spanish
In this solo episode of the Diet Doctor podcast, we explore the cultural secrets behind some of the world’s healthiest nations—Sweden, South Korea, and Spain—and what they can teach us about effortless, sustainable health.
We break down fascinating global stats and shares the simple, yet powerful habits that set these countries apart. From the Swedes’ love for outdoor living and fermented foods, to the Korean philosophy of banchan—filling your plate with vegetables before anything else, to the Spanish tradition of not eating after 8pm—this episode dives deep into the lifestyle choices that lead to better bone density, gut health, sleep, and longevity.
This is a wake-up call for anyone tired of rigid diet plans and endless calorie counting. Instead, it’s about real lifestyle change—eating with intention, living with movement, and timing your days for optimal health.
If you’re ready to simplify your health journey and adopt habits that actually stick, this episode is a must-listen.
Timestamps:
00:00:00 – Introduction: Global health is declining—but not everywhere
00:01:30 – The case for lifestyle over dieting
00:04:00 – How food becomes your bones, muscles, and mood
00:06:00 – Why recovery is where progress really happens
00:10:00 – Long-term health vs. short-term weight loss goals
00:13:00 – Spotlight on Sweden: Outdoor living & fermented foods
00:18:00 – Everyday exercise: Walking, not working out
00:22:00 – Gut-brain connection & emotional eating
00:26:00 – Korea’s “banchan” approach: Veg-first eating
00:29:00 – Fermented foods, diversity in gut health
00:31:00 – The Spanish timing method: No food after 8pm
00:34:00 – Sleep, hydration & metabolism explained
00:38:00 – Surprising stats on steps, sleep, and slow eating
00:41:00 – The communal mindset around food in healthy cultures
00:44:00 – Final takeaways: Three habits to transform your health
00:46:00 – Walk like the Swedes, eat like the Koreans, time like the Spanish
00:48:00 – No need to wait till Monday—start today!
For premium prepped meals, check out: http://Mealsbymoodi.com.au
For high-quality nutrients & supplements, check out: http://MoodUp.com.au
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By Moodi DennaouiIn this solo episode of the Diet Doctor podcast, we explore the cultural secrets behind some of the world’s healthiest nations—Sweden, South Korea, and Spain—and what they can teach us about effortless, sustainable health.
We break down fascinating global stats and shares the simple, yet powerful habits that set these countries apart. From the Swedes’ love for outdoor living and fermented foods, to the Korean philosophy of banchan—filling your plate with vegetables before anything else, to the Spanish tradition of not eating after 8pm—this episode dives deep into the lifestyle choices that lead to better bone density, gut health, sleep, and longevity.
This is a wake-up call for anyone tired of rigid diet plans and endless calorie counting. Instead, it’s about real lifestyle change—eating with intention, living with movement, and timing your days for optimal health.
If you’re ready to simplify your health journey and adopt habits that actually stick, this episode is a must-listen.
Timestamps:
00:00:00 – Introduction: Global health is declining—but not everywhere
00:01:30 – The case for lifestyle over dieting
00:04:00 – How food becomes your bones, muscles, and mood
00:06:00 – Why recovery is where progress really happens
00:10:00 – Long-term health vs. short-term weight loss goals
00:13:00 – Spotlight on Sweden: Outdoor living & fermented foods
00:18:00 – Everyday exercise: Walking, not working out
00:22:00 – Gut-brain connection & emotional eating
00:26:00 – Korea’s “banchan” approach: Veg-first eating
00:29:00 – Fermented foods, diversity in gut health
00:31:00 – The Spanish timing method: No food after 8pm
00:34:00 – Sleep, hydration & metabolism explained
00:38:00 – Surprising stats on steps, sleep, and slow eating
00:41:00 – The communal mindset around food in healthy cultures
00:44:00 – Final takeaways: Three habits to transform your health
00:46:00 – Walk like the Swedes, eat like the Koreans, time like the Spanish
00:48:00 – No need to wait till Monday—start today!
For premium prepped meals, check out: http://Mealsbymoodi.com.au
For high-quality nutrients & supplements, check out: http://MoodUp.com.au