Ed Latimore: If your health matters, ask the hard questions - #67

As an ex-professional heavyweight boxer with a physics degree, Ed Latimore can surely explain how lipolysis works for the audience to understand. Not all healthcare professionals can do that. He’s also not the type who would buy any information just thrown at him without digging and understanding especially if it’s his health that’s on the line.

The creator of “Coffee So Black” memes, he offers so much knowledge in this episode, sharing his personal experiences on losing weight as a professional boxer and how he attributed this to cutting carbohydrates and eating a heavy meat diet. Listen to him as he states why saturated fat is bad for us is a myth, what our body prefers to burn vs what it actually burns first, and how this affects our metabolism. As this media influencer with 200,000 Twitter followers sums up, let’s make our health the number 1 priority because no one else would do that for us.

Quick Guide:
01:56 Introduction
12:44 Take responsibility for your own health
18:05 The experience of a fighter cutting carbs
21:52 How our bodies function to get rid of glucose
31:58 Choosing which to believe
45:59 The challenge of sobriety
51:51 Making a change and following through
1:01:51 We have the power to do something about it

Get to know our guest:
Ed Latimore is a former professional boxer, who has written several books under his name. He’s also a veteran of the US Army, a media influencer and a highly successful business person who teaches self-improvement.

“Because if it's simple, and it's easily transmittable and easy to digest, you can dig into the jargon and the specifics for your own entertainment. But if you want to transmit an idea and get it to stick, you need to be able to simplify that idea and get to the bare bone's essence of it.”

Connect with him:
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/edlatimore
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edlatimore
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edward.latimore/
Website: https://edlatimore.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edlatimore/

Episode snippets:
07:56 - 08:16 - Make it simple so that an idea will stick
20:00 - 21:22 - Limiting carbohydrates
24:25 - 25:21 - Why do we get rid of glucose first
37:19 - 38:21 - Don’t be afraid to question both sides
58:31 - 59:04 - Breaking out of the system

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