Casey Means, MD

that is crushing the very way that the human body and our human cells can transmit food energy to life energy, to cellular energy. And so our bodies are essentially, I mean, fundamentally, because metabolic health is how we make energy in the body,

that is crushing the very way that the human body and our human cells can transmit food energy to life energy, to cellular energy. And so our bodies are essentially, I mean, fundamentally, because metabolic health is how we make energy in the body,

the way that our environment is now synergistic to you storing our metabolic health and the science is very clear about this it's basically like all of us are a little bit dead while we're alive that's what metabolic dysfunction is it's less energy in the body we're underpowered and that's very dark like when you step back and and say okay This is clear from the research, and I never learned it.

the way that our environment is now synergistic to you storing our metabolic health and the science is very clear about this it's basically like all of us are a little bit dead while we're alive that's what metabolic dysfunction is it's less energy in the body we're underpowered and that's very dark like when you step back and and say okay This is clear from the research, and I never learned it.

the way that our environment is now synergistic to you storing our metabolic health and the science is very clear about this it's basically like all of us are a little bit dead while we're alive that's what metabolic dysfunction is it's less energy in the body we're underpowered and that's very dark like when you step back and and say okay This is clear from the research, and I never learned it.

I didn't learn it at Stanford Medical School. I didn't learn it in my surgical residency. And we could fix it. We could fix it really quickly if we all popped up and woke up and looked at the data and put pieces together. But of course, we're not trained to connect dots. That's not our job in medicine. We are trained to follow algorithms and to be reactive. And so I think, you know, just to sort of

I didn't learn it at Stanford Medical School. I didn't learn it in my surgical residency. And we could fix it. We could fix it really quickly if we all popped up and woke up and looked at the data and put pieces together. But of course, we're not trained to connect dots. That's not our job in medicine. We are trained to follow algorithms and to be reactive. And so I think, you know, just to sort of

I didn't learn it at Stanford Medical School. I didn't learn it in my surgical residency. And we could fix it. We could fix it really quickly if we all popped up and woke up and looked at the data and put pieces together. But of course, we're not trained to connect dots. That's not our job in medicine. We are trained to follow algorithms and to be reactive. And so I think, you know, just to sort of

kind of back up to the bigger picture of why we're so passionate about this. I think that the reason there's a Maha movement, the reason that people are so passionate about your podcast that talks about this so much, people know that something's not right. And people know that this health issue is the tip of the iceberg. of what's actually happening in our world today. It is a reflection.

kind of back up to the bigger picture of why we're so passionate about this. I think that the reason there's a Maha movement, the reason that people are so passionate about your podcast that talks about this so much, people know that something's not right. And people know that this health issue is the tip of the iceberg. of what's actually happening in our world today. It is a reflection.

kind of back up to the bigger picture of why we're so passionate about this. I think that the reason there's a Maha movement, the reason that people are so passionate about your podcast that talks about this so much, people know that something's not right. And people know that this health issue is the tip of the iceberg. of what's actually happening in our world today. It is a reflection.

Our human health is simply a reflection of the destroyed ecosystem of our globe. The fact that we have forgotten that we're completely connected to nature and we're completely interdependent with nature. But the health crisis is simply a reflection of a destroyed ecosystem. And humans have become...

Our human health is simply a reflection of the destroyed ecosystem of our globe. The fact that we have forgotten that we're completely connected to nature and we're completely interdependent with nature. But the health crisis is simply a reflection of a destroyed ecosystem. And humans have become...

Our human health is simply a reflection of the destroyed ecosystem of our globe. The fact that we have forgotten that we're completely connected to nature and we're completely interdependent with nature. But the health crisis is simply a reflection of a destroyed ecosystem. And humans have become...

so powerful and so technologically advanced and so connected in the recent decades that we now actually do have the power to both destroy the world and destroy our health. And the health is just the tip of the iceberg of a much bigger thing happening that is existential. And I think that's... We all want kids to be healthy. We all want humans to be healthy.

so powerful and so technologically advanced and so connected in the recent decades that we now actually do have the power to both destroy the world and destroy our health. And the health is just the tip of the iceberg of a much bigger thing happening that is existential. And I think that's... We all want kids to be healthy. We all want humans to be healthy.

so powerful and so technologically advanced and so connected in the recent decades that we now actually do have the power to both destroy the world and destroy our health. And the health is just the tip of the iceberg of a much bigger thing happening that is existential. And I think that's... We all want kids to be healthy. We all want humans to be healthy.

But this is also... It's interconnected with all the systems and all the issues. And that's... I think it's hard for people to totally articulate that, but that is what's happening. And we actually have a choice right now. And I do believe this is the moment that we need to decide, are we going to address these interdependent issues?

But this is also... It's interconnected with all the systems and all the issues. And that's... I think it's hard for people to totally articulate that, but that is what's happening. And we actually have a choice right now. And I do believe this is the moment that we need to decide, are we going to address these interdependent issues?

But this is also... It's interconnected with all the systems and all the issues. And that's... I think it's hard for people to totally articulate that, but that is what's happening. And we actually have a choice right now. And I do believe this is the moment that we need to decide, are we going to address these interdependent issues?