Dean Kilby • April 27, 2022
Chewing The Fat - Episode 1

Chewing The Fat - Episode 1

Where it all began. Jump on board with Trev who has just kicked off on the Simplr.health protocol and coaching. From updates of the experience on the 4 phases of the simple.health protocol to covering issues, myths, how and why of our weight issues to cutting edge medical info on regenerative medicine, join the guys as they laugh and cry their way to impacting health and obesity. These talks are to offer a mirror into your own life and after seeing yourself in these talks, they can be the catalyst for you to transform your health and your life. First one was a long one and we cover lots of ground about how and why Trev took this on and the HUGE impact we are out to make on the obesity crisis that cripples this country,........ literally.

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