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Organic Produce, Exercise vs Income, Cat...

Dave Asprey
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This episode covers new research on gut-derived acetate and brain health, GLP-1 side effects on smell and taste, toxoplasmosis prevalence, exercise's outsized mental health benefits, individual variation in processing plant phytonutrients, produce pesticide guidance, and the Unilever-Thorne acquisition — all tied together with a call to actually track your o ... Show More
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