Prof. Grant Schofield – What The Fat?
Grant Schofield is Professor of Public Health, and Director of the Human Potential Centre at AUT Millennium. His research and teaching interests range from understanding and improving lifestyle behaviours such as sleep, nutrition, and physical activity, to wellbeing epidemiology and human performance. He is the author of the book What The Fat.
We talk about:
- Chronic conditions impacting our available good years of life
- Food and pharmaceutical industry impact
- Healthy cities
- What predicts wellbeing
- Child’s play
- Guilty parents cause over-parenting
- Our sedentary lifestyles
Grant can be found at:
Websites – https://profgrant.com/, https://prekure.com/, https://whatthefatbook.com/
Twitter – https://twitter.com/grantsnz
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