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The Killer Comes To Dinner with Dr Hans Diehl

Experts tell us that if you adopt some simple lifestyle principles, you may live up to a decade longer. In this episode, Gary Kent interviews Dr Hans Diehl, the founding father of Lifestyle Medicine Institute at Loma Linda University in California. Watch the episode and find out more about the silent killer that we often unknowingly invite for dinner.

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