Michael Roizen

I'm Dr. Michelle Robin, here with my co-host, Bailey Sosa.

It is such a privilege to have back Dr. Michael Roizen.

He's impacted my life, actually, as many, you know, like many of our guests have, but at a deeper level.

And Dr. Mike, you said something years ago, and I was at a conference years and years ago, where we have a social responsibility to live well.

If you will, not only for our own wellness do we have a responsibility, but we have one for society as a whole so that we can support those who can't support themselves.

Such a big statement.

So to our listeners today, we're talking with Dr. Michael Roizen.

He's a renowned physician, longevity expert, and the first chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic.

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And then Mike Roizen and I teamed up to teach the first culinary medicine course in the country at the State University of New York, uh, in Syracuse, and Mike was, at the time, dean of the medical school and went on to found the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Center.

And now culinary medicine's taught in about eighty percent of medical schools across the country.

And we're privileged to say that we taught the first course.