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The Real Reason Americans Are So Sick, with Jillian Michaels

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The Real Reason Americans Are So Sick, with Jillian Michaels
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Generate transcriptA transcript unlocks clips, previews, and editing.PreviewView all episodesThe Real Reason Americans Are So Sick, with Jillian MichaelsJuly 27, 2026Coleman Hughes1HR 13MJillian Michaels…

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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Generate transcriptA transcript unlocks clips, previews, and editing.PreviewView all episodesThe Real Reason Americans Are So Sick, with Jillian MichaelsJuly 27, 2026Coleman Hughes1HR 13MJillian Michaels joins Coleman Hughes to make the case that America’s obesity crisis isn’t a failure of willpower but a rigged system designed by Big Food and Big Pharma.LISTEN IN APPTranscriptGet NotifiedJillian Michaels has spent 30 years as one of America’s most recognizable fitness experts, but what makes her an interesting guest is not just her expertise.Michaels describes herself as a classical liberal, and this conversation is in part about how that worldview has been tested over the past decade.

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