Eric Edmeades

Eric Edmeades, a globally recognized keynote speaker and creator of the WILDFIT® program, shares his inspiring journey from experiencing homelessness to becoming an authority in health and behavioral transformation. He discusses the impact of family dynamics and alcoholism on personal development, the profound relationship between trust and success in sales, and the importance of embracing the unknown. Edmeades also delves into how his groundbreaking health program has transformed the lives of over 100,000 individuals, bridging the gap between our biology and modern challenges.

In this enlightening conversation, Eric Edmeades, an award-winning speaker and expert in nutritional anthropology, shares insights from the transformative WildFit program. He explores how the food industry shapes our eating habits and emphasizes the importance of consumer behavior change. Eric discusses seasonal eating and metabolic flexibility, advocating for a diet informed by our evolutionary history. He also addresses the challenges of diabetes and the critical role of proper nutrition over exercise, ultimately guiding listeners towards lasting health breakthroughs.

In this episode, Eric Edmeades, WildFit founder, shares insights on supporting your immune system during the pandemic. He talks about the 8 Essential Physical needs of humans and how to meet them for better health and recovery. Topics include COVID-19 statistics, the ultimate checklist for your body, the importance of air and breathing, and the impact of physical touch on human beings.

Eric Edmeades and Ben Grynol discuss the shift from prediabetic to postdiabetic, focusing on healthy glucose levels and insulin response. They talk about reversing type 2 diabetes, Wildfit program, and changing relationship with food. The podcast explores the makings of obesity epidemic, fuel sources, and consequences of type 2 diabetes.

Expert Eric Edmeades discusses reversing diabetes through lifestyle changes, challenging the belief that it is inevitable. They explore the detrimental effects of sugar and unhealthy foods, the influence of big corporations on managing the disease, and the urgency for revamping public health strategies. The conversation also delves into adapting ancestral instincts in a modern world and raising awareness about diabetes.