Iron Culture presented by MASS4 Nov 2019

Ep. 39 - How Bodybuilding Saved My Life (Ft. John Berardi)

John Berardi has been a voice of evidence-based nutrition for decades. A competitive bodybuilder in his youth he went on to pursue his Ph.D. and became one of the first well-known voices advocating for a scientific approach to performance nutrition. Before social media, he became a well-known writer on topics related to nutrient timing, macronutrient breakdown, and nutrition for enhancing fat loss and muscle gain, and was one of the first writers on T-Nation. Since, he started Precision Nutrition which became a wildly successful personal trainer education company helping professionals learn nutrition to aid clients in achieving weight loss, wellness and performance goals. We were very fortunate to sit down with Dr. Berardi to discuss the long road that took him from being a young bodybuilder to a successful fitness entrepreneur.

Dr. Berardi's new book -- Change Maker -- is being called the health and fitness industry's #1 career guide. And, for a short time, he's making the first few chapters (plus other bonuses) available to Iron Culture listeners. ===> Check out the free chapters + bonuses now: ===> https://www.changemakeracademy.com/chapter/ If you decide you like what you're reading and want to order the book, you can pre-order and save 10%. ===> In the USA? Click here to to save 10%: ===> https://www.amazon.com/Change-Maker-Passion-Powerful-Successful/dp/1948836556 ===> Coupon code to use at checkout: 10GNCM (expires November 4th) ===> In Canada or International? Click here to save 10% and get free shipping: ===> https://www.bookdepository.com/Change-Maker-John-Berardi/9781948836555 ===> Coupon code: none required

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