
Show Notes
Dr Mark Liponis has a deep curiosity for the human mind and human condition. He was an emergency room doctor, has written some of the most respected books on prevention and longevity and for 17 years he was the medical director at Canyon Ranch, one of the US most highly regarded health resorts.
On this episode, we hear from Dr Liponis what it’s like being a doctor within the current system, and he shares his wisdom on how we can live our “best lives” right now.
His expertise is rooted both in science and in medical practice, seeing patients everyday and learning to understand the realities of human behaviour and positive change.
A hopeful skeptic, he is constantly curious but also looking at the science and the reality of any situation, treatment or cure. He has one foot in allopathic medicine, and one in alternative medicine, and treats them both with equal respect and skepticism.
A man of wholeness, Dr Liponis balances science and practice, prevention and cure, western and alternative thinking, and hope and skepticism. And with huge volume and variety, he is a master in his field and is one of the most complete doctors I have ever met. Do let me know on Instagram (@thejohnvincentpodcast) or LinkedIn (John Vincent) what you think. John
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