Fitness · Ben Greenfield
by Ben Greenfield
Free fitness, nutrition, biohacking, fat loss, anti-aging and cutting-edge health advice from BenGreenfieldLife.com! Tune in to the latest research, interviews with exercise, diet and medical professionals, and an entertaining mash-up of ancestral wisdom and modern science, along with Q&A's and mind-body-spirit optimizing content from America's top personal trainer.
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I have learned countless things from this podcast to take better control of my health and fitness. I appreciate Ben’s approach to living a full life what is truly important. Next on my to do list: watch Boundless!
Been Listening to ben for umpteen years. Explains wellness topics with technical precision but easy enough for anyone to follow. Love his recommendations on products - He always interviews the founders or product team so you can understand what you are buying. Sewrch him for any topic, he's probably covered it
I’ve been following Ben Greenfield for over a decade. I’ve listened to countless episodes, purchased Boundless, and incorporated many of his recommendations into my life. For years, I considered him one of the most valuable voices in health, fitness, and longevity. That’s why I’m so disappointed by the direction his podcast has taken lately. What once felt like an intellectually stimulating, science-driven show increasingly feels like a platform for religious messaging. Almost every topic somehow circles back to Christianity or Jesus, even when religion has little relevance to the discussion. I fully respect Ben’s right to his beliefs, but science and religion are not interchangeable. Science relies on testable evidence, critical thinking, and facts that can be independently verified. Religious beliefs rely on faith, and supernatural claims cannot be presented as established scientific facts. Blurring that distinction undermines the very credibility that made his podcast so valuable to me. I came here to learn about health, longevity, and human performance, not to receive spiritual guidance. These subjects belong to everyone, regardless of religious affiliation. I wish Ben would reserve religious discussions for dedicated episodes and allow his science and health interviews to remain focused on evidence. After more than 10 years as a loyal listener, I never imagined I’d find myself losing interest in a show I once admired so much. Ben, you don’t have to stop sharing your faith. Just remember that not everyone who values your knowledge shares your beliefs.
Love that I found a podcast that is for biohacking but also not afraid to share faith. Love that he shares his faith in GOD unapologetically and ties in health and family.
Ben is super smart and i love the way he balances an evidence based approach with a holistic (and low risk) one. However some guests he chooses seem scammy. Example- Dr Amie in an episode from Oct '25. No credentials listed, says she fixes thyroids, refers to herself as doctor when it's a phd in nutrition. Seems misleading: although i understand she can refer to herself as doctor however in this context it may be confusing for many listeners.
Now that RFK jr is in power Ben feels empowered to bring his antivaxer street cred to the forefront. His latest podcast is a mishmash of misinformation, innuendo and pseudoscience regarding vaccines. Ben makes the curios claim that vaccines don’t really prevent deaths. Trusted professionals estimate that vaccines save 4 million lives annually.
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