#849 - Calley Means - Is Our Food Supply Making Us Sick?
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#849 - Calley Means - Is Our Food Supply Making Us Sick? mentions Peter Attia and Eat What You Kill by Casey Means with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
as Peter Attia and others say, that one of the chief causes of death is frailty of our muscles.
It's called eat what you kill.
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The host mentions Peter Attia to emphasize the importance of exercise in preventing chronic diseases and the misguide…
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“Peter Attia, the first graph in his book, talks about acute and infectious conditions. He takes out chronic conditions, right? It's contributed nothing to life expectancy.”
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