Dr. John Day MD Salt Lake City, UT with 21+ years experience
Gender: Male Years In Practice: 21+ Phone Number:(801) 507-3513
Specialty
Cardiology
Cardiac Electrophysiology
General Cardiology
Contact
5169 S Cottonwood St
Bldg B 510
Salt Lake City, UT 84107 Phone:(801) 507-3513 Fax: (801) 507-3513
Insurances
Aetna Choice POS II Altius Provider Directory BCBS Blue Card PPO BCBS Wyoming BlueChoice Personal CIGNA HMO CIGNA Open Access CIGNA PPO
GHI PPO Great West PPO Humana ChoiceCare Network PPO Oxford Health Freedom Oxford Health Liberty United Healthcare - Direct Choice Plus POS United Healthcare - Direct Options PPO
Affiliated Hospitals
Intermountain Medical Center Murray, UT
Dr. John Day's Videos
Ep. 134: How To Live To Be 100+ Years Old w/ John Day M.D.
Today we are joined by Dr. John Day. He is a cardiologist from Salt Lake City, Utah, who spent a significant portion of his life in Asia. He is fluent in Mandarin and he was trained at Stanford University. Here's where it gets interesting: He did some work some research with a little known village in China known as Longevity Village. And there, he discovered a people who live, on average, to be 100 years old or older. Over the process of getting to know them, working with them, speaking their language, Dr. Dre was able to figure out the secret. He was able to determine exactly what they do... and how it's so different from what we do.
I don't know if you guys know the statistics, but most people in most western countries... Well, we do not live to be 100 years old. We live to be significantly less. And so I think there's a lot of really interesting value here. Some of it will come as a surprise... But most of it won't. Most of it is a reinforcement of a lot of the stuff that we talk about every week, maybe with some new, unique, and interesting angles that will inspire and motivate you.
I hope you guys are able to live well past 100 with the information that you learned in today's episode!
How to Do the One Minute Workout - Dr. John Day Video
(KUTV) Dr. John Day says there is some evidence an intense one-minute workout can help your health. And, he says, it leaves no more room for excuses.
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