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How Not to Die Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease

Michael Greger M.D. FACLM

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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

In two episodes, the hosts noted the book was written by a medical doctor who emphasizes a plant‑based diet and highlighted that such nutrition topics are rarely covered in medical school. They referenced it as an example of a resource that briefly discusses eating vegetables and plants, offering an informative but modest mention. The overall tone was neutral and informational.

Episode: Ep 311- U.S.A. 2.0

It was discussed as a book written by a medical doctor who focused on diet and eating plants, which was mentioned as something rarely discussed in medical school.

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There's a book called how not to die and it's from a medical doctor who talks just about like eating vegetables eating plants and he was like dude, they never they mentioned it I think like very very very briefly.

Episode: Ep 311- U.S.A. 2.0

It was mentioned as a book written by a medical doctor who focuses on the importance of a plant-based diet, particularly vegetables, and that this topic is often neglected in medical school.

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There's a book called how not to die and it's from a medical doctor who talks just about like eating vegetables, eating plants and he was like, dude, they never they mentioned it I think like very very very briefly.

Handsome

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Handsome

In episode 37, one of the hosts noted that they were following a diet inspired by the book's title, mentioning it in passing. They said they followed it, though not perfectly, indicating a casual interest rather than a strong endorsement. The overall tone was a brief, informal reference.

Episode: Pretty Little Episode #37

One of the hosts mentioned that they follow a diet called the how not to die diet, referencing the book's title.

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I follow, not perfectly, but I follow a diet called the how not to die diet.

Digital Social Hour

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Digital Social Hour

Dr. Greger mentioned his previous book, *How Not to Die*, which focuses on weight loss and the importance of a healthy diet.

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It reminds me of a last book, how not to die talking about weight loss, like whether you're trying to live longer or lighter.

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Dr. Greger mentioned his previous book, *How Not to Die*, which focuses on weight loss and the importance of a healthy diet.

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It reminds me of a last book, how not to die talking about weight loss, like whether you're trying to live longer or lighter.

In my last book, How Not to Diet, talking about weight loss, actually the largest chapter was on this intermittent fasting.

So if you're just like eating donuts all the time, not that I recommend it, but adding vinegar will significantly not only improve blood sugars but significantly increase the, accelerate the loss of body fat, particularly visceral body fat, which is the most dangerous body fat.

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