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In this episode of Rest, Eat, Move, the focus is on the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it. The conversation explores how health information, expert advice, podcasts, supplements, fitness trends, and wellness strategies can create information overload without necessarily changing behavior. Rather than focusing on what we intend to do or what we think we do, the episode challenges listeners to examine their actual behaviors over the past seven days—including sleep, nutrition, exercise, alcohol, screen time, stress, and recovery. The key message is simple: your health is built by what you repeatedly do, not by what you know.#Health
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