This was terrific as always, thanks to you both. From the comments it surprises me how so much is focused on the obesity/body image debate at the expense of what I think is Dr Means' key point: our medical, food, drug, political and regulatory systems are structured in a way that works against our overall health and well being, and she…
This was terrific as always, thanks to you both. From the comments it surprises me how so much is focused on the obesity/body image debate at the expense of what I think is Dr Means' key point: our medical, food, drug, political and regulatory systems are structured in a way that works against our overall health and well being, and she has laid out a compelling argument with constructive alternatives and solutions.
The big takeaway for me is the idea of metabolic health being the root cause of so much of what ails us, which would be the ultimate "disruptor" to the health care status quo. I suspect pulling on that thread will lead to some interesting places. Keep after it ladies!
BTW would be great to get Dr Means back on with her Stanford colleague Dr Huberman
This was terrific as always, thanks to you both. From the comments it surprises me how so much is focused on the obesity/body image debate at the expense of what I think is Dr Means' key point: our medical, food, drug, political and regulatory systems are structured in a way that works against our overall health and well being, and she has laid out a compelling argument with constructive alternatives and solutions.
The big takeaway for me is the idea of metabolic health being the root cause of so much of what ails us, which would be the ultimate "disruptor" to the health care status quo. I suspect pulling on that thread will lead to some interesting places. Keep after it ladies!
BTW would be great to get Dr Means back on with her Stanford colleague Dr Huberman