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The Worst Fitness Advice We’ve Ever Heard | Plus This Week’s Top Health & Fitness News
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This week on Stronger Weekly, we’re taking on the worst fitness advice we’ve ever heard — from fad diets to outdated training myths — and breaking down what the science actually says.
Plus, we dive into the biggest health & fitness stories of the week:
President Trump announces a new Pfizer deal to lower drug prices for consumers and launches TrumpRx.gov, with other pharmaceutical companies expected to follow.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveils tougher military fitness and grooming standards, calling for “the highest physical standards” across all branches.
Sober October kicks off worldwide, encouraging millions to take a break from alcohol and reset their health.
- A new Independent analysis shows alarming rises in colorectal, breast, and kidney cancer among adults under 50, with lifestyle factors playing a growing role.
- The new State of Mental Health in America 2025 report ranks New York, Hawaii, and New Jersey as the top states for mental health — and Nevada, Idaho, and Arizona at the bottom.
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EPISODE RESOURCES
Trump announces Pfizer deal to lower drug prices and launches TrumpRx.gov NBC News – Trump to announce deal with Pfizer to lower drug prices
- Hegseth unveils new military fitness and grooming standards MSN – How Hegseth’s newly proposed military fitness standards compare to existing tests
- Sober October kicks off worldwide Social Recovery Center – Sober October: How it started and how to make it work for you
2025 State of Mental Health in America Report
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