Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

And there's actually a lot of common ground there that people may not realize.

And there's actually a lot of common ground there that people may not realize.

And there's actually a lot of common ground there that people may not realize.

We align with a lot of things. And like the stuff that we don't align with is not 90% of your diet. And I think that you can absolutely take the concepts from both of us and achieve massive health gains as a result of that. But the interesting thing is that I understand from Max's perspective that his mom ate a vegetarian diet to try to protect her health and then her health failed.

We align with a lot of things. And like the stuff that we don't align with is not 90% of your diet. And I think that you can absolutely take the concepts from both of us and achieve massive health gains as a result of that. But the interesting thing is that I understand from Max's perspective that his mom ate a vegetarian diet to try to protect her health and then her health failed.

We align with a lot of things. And like the stuff that we don't align with is not 90% of your diet. And I think that you can absolutely take the concepts from both of us and achieve massive health gains as a result of that. But the interesting thing is that I understand from Max's perspective that his mom ate a vegetarian diet to try to protect her health and then her health failed.

So I understand how that emotional element for him informs the way that he has a view to nutrition. And I get that. And I have no issue with that. And in the same sense, my friend, Simon Hill from The Proof, and he's a very close friend of mine. He's actually my business partner on 38 Terra. Simon, he grew up and his dad had a heart attack at 42 years old. and his dad was a heavy meat eater.

So I understand how that emotional element for him informs the way that he has a view to nutrition. And I get that. And I have no issue with that. And in the same sense, my friend, Simon Hill from The Proof, and he's a very close friend of mine. He's actually my business partner on 38 Terra. Simon, he grew up and his dad had a heart attack at 42 years old. and his dad was a heavy meat eater.

So I understand how that emotional element for him informs the way that he has a view to nutrition. And I get that. And I have no issue with that. And in the same sense, my friend, Simon Hill from The Proof, and he's a very close friend of mine. He's actually my business partner on 38 Terra. Simon, he grew up and his dad had a heart attack at 42 years old. and his dad was a heavy meat eater.

So from Simon's perspective, that's a problem, right? So my point is that I get how there's these elements of something happens in our life that changes our worldview. And it's really hard to get away from that.

So from Simon's perspective, that's a problem, right? So my point is that I get how there's these elements of something happens in our life that changes our worldview. And it's really hard to get away from that.

So from Simon's perspective, that's a problem, right? So my point is that I get how there's these elements of something happens in our life that changes our worldview. And it's really hard to get away from that.

And I don't think there's a problem there because at the end of the day, again, even though Max and I are not exactly the same when it comes to nutrition, I think that if you were to take the boundaries of where he is and where I am and operate in the space that exists in between them, you're in a really good place.

And I don't think there's a problem there because at the end of the day, again, even though Max and I are not exactly the same when it comes to nutrition, I think that if you were to take the boundaries of where he is and where I am and operate in the space that exists in between them, you're in a really good place.

And I don't think there's a problem there because at the end of the day, again, even though Max and I are not exactly the same when it comes to nutrition, I think that if you were to take the boundaries of where he is and where I am and operate in the space that exists in between them, you're in a really good place.

Yeah. Well, at the end of the day, I, as a medical doctor, am driven by outcomes. So this is not about, like from my perspective, my platform is about helping people to achieve better health, period. And so it's not that I plant my flag and say, hey, you have to follow this to a T the way that I do things. And if you don't, you're a bad person. Like that's not what it's about for me.

Yeah. Well, at the end of the day, I, as a medical doctor, am driven by outcomes. So this is not about, like from my perspective, my platform is about helping people to achieve better health, period. And so it's not that I plant my flag and say, hey, you have to follow this to a T the way that I do things. And if you don't, you're a bad person. Like that's not what it's about for me.

Yeah. Well, at the end of the day, I, as a medical doctor, am driven by outcomes. So this is not about, like from my perspective, my platform is about helping people to achieve better health, period. And so it's not that I plant my flag and say, hey, you have to follow this to a T the way that I do things. And if you don't, you're a bad person. Like that's not what it's about for me.

If a person achieves better health, that's where I want them to be. That's all I care about. And I'm happy if that's the case. Yeah. At what point did you go plant-based and stop eating meat? So it was a transition that took place for me. And I guess, first of all, some terminology that I think is important is like, I believe in a plant-based diet.

If a person achieves better health, that's where I want them to be. That's all I care about. And I'm happy if that's the case. Yeah. At what point did you go plant-based and stop eating meat? So it was a transition that took place for me. And I guess, first of all, some terminology that I think is important is like, I believe in a plant-based diet.