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Dr. Rhonda Patrick explains that genetics are not the primary factor in lifespan, but rather lifestyle habits. She highlights a study showing that adopting five key lifestyle factors can add 12-14 years to one's life, significantly reducing the risk of major diseases.

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The biggest predictor of your lifespan isn't genetics - it's your daily habits. @Dr. Rhonda Patrick is a biomedical scientist who has spent her career studying nutrition, aging, and disease prevention. Listen to this episode of The Mel Robbins Podcast to learn more from her 🎧 “Your Body Reset: How to Eat & Exercise for a Healthier and Longer Life”