EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 1H 38M
Live to 200? The Raw Vegan New Earth | Dr Doug Graham | Ep 3
from The Fruitarian Podcast · host The Fruitarian Podcast
SummaryIn this episode of Raw Talks, Alex interviews Dr. Doug Graham to imagine a raw vegan “New Earth”—a future where people live longer, healthier, and more compassionate lives. Doug shares his experience as a 72-year-old world champion powerlifter, explains why the real goal is healthspan and “flourish-span,” and tells the story of raising his daughter 100% raw vegan in the UK.They discuss longevity, athletic performance, parenting, the energy of food, and how a plant-based world could lead to kinder societies, nearly empty hospitals, and produce-filled grocery stores. A powerful conversation about human potential, responsibility, and creating a healthier world—one choice at a time.Follow Dr Doug Graham:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drdouglasgraham/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoodnSportCheck the Raw Temple website: https://therawtemple.idChapters:0:00 Intro0:48 Intro: Doug Graham & the 80/10/10 legacy2:05 72 years old & world champion powerlifter4:48 Lifespan vs. healthspan vs. flourish-span6:07 Earlier puberty & modern lifestyle effects8:28 Raw food & athletic longevity examples11:08 Doug’s biological age & performance at 7214:00 Thriving every day: the real goal of health24:11 Vegan for animals, raw for health27:19 Raising a lifelong raw vegan child28:10 “Superhuman” potential in children34:15 Activism vs. leading by example41:28 Cities, lifestyle habits & aging fast46:20 Authorities challenge raw vegan parenting53:40 The 52-page nutrition report that changed everything1:02:17 The produce-only grocery store vision1:10:01 Proving raw food works through world-class performance1:19:21 Chronic illness crisis & “Up your health”1:25:25 A day in the Raw Vegan New Earth (future visualization)
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