63. The real pandemic - sedentary behavior

David Eberhard has invited fast-talking and fast-running triathlete Jonas Colting. Jonas has not only swum between Stockholm and Gothenburg and run countless races - he is also a controversial health debater. We are lazying our way to obesity and poor health and we need to get our act together is Colting's tough message. "It's a personal responsibility, but there should be more publicly funded swimming pools, outdoor gyms and everyone should be encouraged to exercise. The big disease-causing pandemic is sedentary behavior, Colting believes.


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