Lies My Doctor Told Me and The Proper Human Diet with Dr. Ken Berry
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Remember how it felt when you finally learned who Santa Claus is? Some things could be worse, like your current weight loss diet that's actually making you fatter than you already are. Today's guest is a famous YouTuber with more than a million followers and a family physician, Dr. Ken Berry. He's unearthed a lie and a secret as old as time that can change the way you eat and alter your diet for the better. Finally, here's a proper human diet that doesn't only work, but will also impact your health like you've never imagined!
"If you are NOT happy with your current health, change your diet and things will get better."
-Dr. Ken Berry
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In This Episode:
- The treachery of fad diets and why they don't work.
- The consequences of doctors' complacency (and how to read the signs)
- Stop falling for the modern fallacy that costs you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars!
- Some prescriptions are as misleading as the serpent in the garden of Eden.
- The proper human diet you need to adopt to return to great health.
- A shocking truth buried in history that can change the way you look at meat, forever!
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