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Hungry for Change · Episode 18 · Eat

The Diet That Transformed an Ultra Marathon Champion: Michelle Hurn

With Michelle Hurn

Think you know everything about nutrition? Think again. Meet Michelle Hurn, a dietitian revolutionizing health with her low-carb, animal-based approach.

19 Jul 202439 min
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Think you know everything about nutrition? Think again. Meet Michelle Hurn, a dietitian revolutionizing health with her low-carb, animal-based approach.

Michelle exposes shocking flaws in conventional nutrition and shows how her methods combat type 2 diabetes, mental health issues, and eating disorders. As a marathon and ultra-marathon champion, she proves the power of diet on performance.

Through 'The Protein Project,' she's making high-quality animal protein accessible and promoting regenerative agriculture.

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Curious about transforming your health? Let’s dive in with Michelle Hurn!

Where to find Michelle:

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Runeatmeatrepeat

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