2002: Big Pharma Hates Fit & Healthy People
- A discussion of claims that obesity is mostly due to genetics. (1:30)
- Should a pharmaceutical company be for profit? (7:38)
- What is Big Pharma's motivation behind these claims? (10:09)
- What does obesity contribute to? (15:52)
- Is capitalism to blame? (21:14)
- Lifestyle is EVERYTHING! (25:54)
- Mind Pump's predictions for what's to come. (27:35)
- What has caused the dramatic rise in obesity? (38:53)
- How to stop the cycle of obesity and make permanent changes. (45:26)
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People Mentioned
- Tony Robbins (@tonyrobbins) Instagram
- Jordan Peterson (@jordan.b.peterson) Instagram
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