Frank Rich
Frank Rich
Life Lessons From Dead Bodies w/ Justin Cottle | Ep. 241
Life Lessons From Dead Bodies w/ Justin Cottle | Ep. 241
Life Lessons From Dead Bodies w/ Justin Cottle | Ep. 241
Monday 4th March 2024
Frank Rich and Justin Cottle discuss the surprising life lessons learned from working with cadavers. Discover insights on health, anatomy, and more.
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Episode Overview
- Working with cadavers offers unique insights into life and death.
- Understanding human anatomy can lead to better health decisions.
- Social media platforms are powerful tools for educational outreach.
- Seeing real disease up close changes one's perspective on health.
- Curiosity and continuous learning are crucial for personal growth.
Honestly, most of my understanding from anatomy came from just kind of like spending time with the cadavers myself.
Ever wondered what life lessons you could learn from dead bodies? In this episode of The Super Human Life, Frank Rich chats with Justin Cottle, the Lab Director at the Institute of Human Anatomy. They dive into some fascinating and slightly eerie topics related to human anatomy and health. Justin shares his journey in the field of anatomy, including the surprising insights he's gained from working with cadavers.
From the weight of the human head to the profound impact of seeing real disease up close, Justin's experiences offer a unique perspective on life and death. They also discuss how social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube have helped the Institute educate millions worldwide. If you're curious about how understanding the human body can lead to a healthier, more mindful life, this episode is a must-listen.
You'll walk away with a greater appreciation for your own health and maybe even a few tips on how to improve it. Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation that blends science, health, and a touch of morbid curiosity.