Mark Sisson, Peak ‘Primal’ Performance

from The Mark Divine Show Hosted by Mark Divine

You can live naturally AND leverage scientific breakthroughs to revolutionize your health and fitness. Renown author, blogger, speaker, educator and endurance athlete (4th in Iron Man), Mark Sisson talks to Commander Mark Divine about turning back the clock of time and anti-aging. He also shares his “primal blue print” and simple template for living an awesome life. We were born to burn fat, and you’ll learn how both science and nature can help you get your best body.

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