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558: Unlocking the Secret To A Healthier Life: The Link Between Health, Happiness And Finding Your Purpose with Dr. Bryan Walsh

In today’s episode Ted chats with Dr. Bryan Walsh, a leading authority in human physiology and nutrition, renowned for his innovative healthcare approaches They talk about the state of information overload in the health industry and how to navigate through contradictory advice. Dr. Walsh shares tricks to sift through reliable info and discusses how purpose influences well-being. Listen now!

Ted Talk 195: Fat Loss Myth Busted: How Much Time You Should Spend At The Gym To Lose Weight

Is it possible to lose weight if you don’t have too much time for exercise? How much time you should spend at the gym to lose weight?In this Ted Talk episode, Ted Ryce explains how much exercise you need to do in order to lose weight, so you can finally stop wasting hours at the gym.

Success Story: After Following All Restrictive Diets Out There And Gaining Back Every Pound He Lost Tracy Finally Started To Achieve Lasting Results In Our Program

Have you ever felt like the weight loss journey is a never-ending cycle of disappointment and frustration? In this episode, Ted sits down with Tracy C, a 60-year-old man who, after undergoing total knee replacement surgery, needed to lose over 100 pounds. In just four months of joining our program, he has already lost 32 pounds. Tracy dives into his experiences, sharing the challenges he encountered with mainstream diet plans and the skepticism he initially had before embarking on this journey. Listen now!

Ted Talk 194: How Can I Build Muscle After 50? – Ask Ted

Here’s what we want men over fifty to know: A lot of fitness plans out there can put your body at risk. Instead of getting results, you get exhausted. In this Ask Ted episode, Ted reveals muscle-building techniques you need for your age without risking injury. Listen to this episode to learn how to build your best body ever in your 50s and beyond.
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