Andrew Huberman· PhD
I stopped eating "junk food" a long time ago, and I've totally lost interest. In parallel to that, I enjoy strawberries and vegetables and meat and fish and eggs and rice and oatmeal so much more with each successive year.
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I stopped eating "junk food" a long time ago, and I've totally lost interest. In parallel to that, I enjoy strawberries and vegetables and meat and fish and eggs and rice and oatmeal so much more with each successive year.
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At the time, I was eating cake. I don't eat cake anymore. With each successive decade, I get stricter and stricter with my eating.