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157: The Evolution Gap: How Our World Is Outgrowing Our Biology - with Eric Edmeades

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"The Evolution Gap" is a term that describes how our world is quickly outgrowing our own biology, leaving us sick and full of disease. Hunter gatherer tribes have virtually ZERO chronic diseases, yet in North America, 50% of children will have at least one chronic disease by age 18. 

This is an epidemic, and you're about to find out why it's happening and what you can do to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Eric Edmeads spent more than 15 years visitng and living with some of the last hunter gatherer tribes on earth, and he's bringing first hand experience to tell you why we're sick and they're not.

 

TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:

  • An evolving world and why humans are getting so sick
  • Evolutionary diets vs traditonal ones
  • Modern food vs hunter gatherer tribes
  • Hunter gather health vs our health
  • Industrial and agricultural influences on our health
  • Metabolic diseases and technology
  • Reversing chronic disease

 

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