2192: Dr. Jordan Shallow & Dr. Adeel Khan

2192: Dr. Jordan Shallow & Dr. Adeel Khan

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2856: BIGGEST HEALTH LIES ! Stop Following This Advice , It's Been Wrong for 40 Years | Mind Pump 2856

In this episode the guys break down the five biggest health lies of the last 40 years — dietary cholesterol, fat and carbs making you fat, low sodium being best, avoiding the sun, and the myth that lifting weights isn't great for fat loss. They also get into a study showing churc ...  Show more

2855: 4 Simple Steps to Lose Weight After 30 (What Actually Works for Women)

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