3414: New Highly Controversial Coffee Studies (WW)

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3854: Soft Plaque vs. Hard Plaque Heart Testing (TWT)

Heart disease remains one of the biggest health risks we face, but understanding what's happening inside your arteries can give you a much clearer picture of your cardiovascular health. On today's show, I break down the difference between hard, calcified plaque and soft plaque, w ...  Show more

3853: Why Most People Quit Right Before Results Appear (MM)

If you've ever started working toward a goal, felt like nothing was happening, and wondered if it was time to quit, today's episode may change the way you think about progress. On today's show, I explore why most people quit before their results have a chance to appear, and why p ...  Show more

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