Dr. Robert Lufkin joins Dr. Joan Ifland to discuss his groundbreaking book, "The Lies I Taught in Medical School," and how understanding the truth can revolutionize your health.

This episode of Conversations with Dr. Joan Ifland promises to redefine listeners’ understanding of health and the role of modern medicine, urging a shift from passive patients to informed, proactive guardians of our own health.

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Discover the shocking truths about common medical practices as Dr. Robert Lufkin challenges the very education that trains our trusted doctors. From the lies about diabetes and obesity to groundbreaking insights into heart disease and Alzheimer’s, prepare for a paradigm shift in healthcare.

Dr. Lufkin shares how these misconceptions impact chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, fatty liver disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer, Alzheimer's, and mental health issues. He emphasizes the importance of lifestyle choices, particularly in diet, in reversing these conditions. Dr. Lufkin's insights challenge the conventional reliance on pills and surgeries, advocating for a holistic approach to health where individuals take charge of their well-being. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone looking to reclaim their health and understand the profound influence of nutrition and lifestyle on chronic diseases.

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