Mike Israetel

Spending time with your children, walking your dogs, loving your grandmother more, dancing at the club all night. This is all the stuff of life. So I'm not saying that folks that just don't really care much about their health are bad people. They're awesome people. But then they have a certain health and you look because you don't really care.

Like a Japanese person tends to look a little bit more ahead. Like if I eat five Twinkies today and I do this tomorrow and the day after, where's that going to lead to? Nothing good. Some of us are more YOLO. Like I like Twinkies. They're going in my mouth and there's nothing wrong with that. the consequences will be different. And we already know the primary cause, human choice.

Like a Japanese person tends to look a little bit more ahead. Like if I eat five Twinkies today and I do this tomorrow and the day after, where's that going to lead to? Nothing good. Some of us are more YOLO. Like I like Twinkies. They're going in my mouth and there's nothing wrong with that. the consequences will be different. And we already know the primary cause, human choice.

Like a Japanese person tends to look a little bit more ahead. Like if I eat five Twinkies today and I do this tomorrow and the day after, where's that going to lead to? Nothing good. Some of us are more YOLO. Like I like Twinkies. They're going in my mouth and there's nothing wrong with that. the consequences will be different. And we already know the primary cause, human choice.

So as a society, we should probably look towards people to be like, listen, how can we empower you, if you'd like, to eat differently and to exercise and to do all these things that are better for you But it has to be a question because, thank God, we don't live in a totalitarian society where we just tell people to stop eating.

So as a society, we should probably look towards people to be like, listen, how can we empower you, if you'd like, to eat differently and to exercise and to do all these things that are better for you But it has to be a question because, thank God, we don't live in a totalitarian society where we just tell people to stop eating.

So as a society, we should probably look towards people to be like, listen, how can we empower you, if you'd like, to eat differently and to exercise and to do all these things that are better for you But it has to be a question because, thank God, we don't live in a totalitarian society where we just tell people to stop eating.

It has to be a gentle invitation that we have some answers and we can help. And it can't be you do this because if you say you do this, the probability you'll get traction with most Americans and most people in the world is very, very low.

It has to be a gentle invitation that we have some answers and we can help. And it can't be you do this because if you say you do this, the probability you'll get traction with most Americans and most people in the world is very, very low.

It has to be a gentle invitation that we have some answers and we can help. And it can't be you do this because if you say you do this, the probability you'll get traction with most Americans and most people in the world is very, very low.

The food guide pyramid.

The food guide pyramid.

The food guide pyramid.

That's the million-dollar question. I will say that the anorectic drugs, Ozempic and et cetera, they lead to less addictive behaviors, which is awesome and actually allows you to express more personal responsibility.

That's the million-dollar question. I will say that the anorectic drugs, Ozempic and et cetera, they lead to less addictive behaviors, which is awesome and actually allows you to express more personal responsibility.

That's the million-dollar question. I will say that the anorectic drugs, Ozempic and et cetera, they lead to less addictive behaviors, which is awesome and actually allows you to express more personal responsibility.

They also reduce your food drive, which is your hunger and your desire to do something about eating more tasty foods so substantially that for any amount of willpower you happen to have, you'll be able to be more successful in the weight loss plan if you have that hunger reduced.

They also reduce your food drive, which is your hunger and your desire to do something about eating more tasty foods so substantially that for any amount of willpower you happen to have, you'll be able to be more successful in the weight loss plan if you have that hunger reduced.

They also reduce your food drive, which is your hunger and your desire to do something about eating more tasty foods so substantially that for any amount of willpower you happen to have, you'll be able to be more successful in the weight loss plan if you have that hunger reduced.

So for example, if you have the same person, in one instance, they have their full weight of their hunger and cravings, and you're like, look, you can make better choices, it's going to cost you a little bit more time, and you're going to be able to plan your whole week out, or you could just right now drive over to Wendy's and just show Dave Thomas what really business support looks like, talking about