331 GFG How I Healed My Low Back Pain Naturally: Part II

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Why do you (and so many others) have back pain? (Reissue)

713. In this episode from last April, Kevin explores how our evolution from quadrupeds to bipeds may be the root cause of chronic back pain. He shares his own injury experience and examines how our spine’s design, combined with modern habits like prolonged sitting, contributes to ...  Show more

Is bone broth the magical elixir you need? (Reissue)

670. Is bone broth good for you? It is on a continuing upward popularity trend, so what’s the deal? This episode originally aired in March 2024.Get-Fit Guy is hosted by Kevin Don. Find a full transcript here. Have a fitness question? Email Kevin at getfitguy@quickanddirtytips.com ...  Show more

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