ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dean Ornish - Physician, author
Dean Ornish is a clinical professor at UCSF and founder of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute. He's a leading expert on fighting illness -- particularly heart disease with dietary and lifestyle changes.

Why you should listen

Dr. Dean Ornish wants you to live longer, and have more fun while you're at it. He's one of the leading voices in the medical community promoting a balanced, holistic approach to health, and proving that it works. The author of Eat More, Weigh Less and several other best-selling books, Ornish is best known for his lifestyle-based approach to fighting heart disease.

His research at the Preventive Medicine Research Institute (the nonprofit he founded) clinically demonstrated that cardiovascular illnesses -- and, most recently prostate cancer -- can be treated and even reversed through diet and exercise. These findings (once thought to be physiologically implausible) have been widely chronicled in the US media, including Newsweek, for which Ornish writes a column. The fifty-something physician, who's received many honors and awards, was chosen by LIFE Magazine as one of the most influential members of his generation. Among his many pursuits, Ornish is now working with food corporations to help stop America's obesity pandemic from spreading around the globe.

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Dean Ornish: Your genes are not your fate

Dean Ornish menerangkan bahawa gen anda bukan ketentuan hidup anda.

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Dean Ornish berkongsi satu kajian baru yang menunjukkan bagaimana dengan mengamalkan gaya hidup sihat mampu mengubah seseorang pada peringkat genetik. Sebagai contoh, jelasnya, apabila anda hidup lebih sihat, makan makanan berzat, lebihkan senaman dan kasih sayang, sebenarnya, sel otak anda bertambah.
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Satu cara untuk mengubah gen kita ialah dengan menghasilkan yang baru,
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as CraigCraig VenterVenter has so elegantlyelegan shownditunjukkan.
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seperti yang ditunjukkan oleh Craig Venter.
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AnotherSatu lagi is to changeubah our lifestylesgaya hidup.
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Satu lagi ialah dengan mengubah gaya hidup kita.
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And what we're learningpembelajaran is how powerfulberkuasa and dynamicdinamik these changesperubahan can be,
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Apa kita pelajari ialah perubahan ini boleh menjadi begitu berkuasa dan dinamik,
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that you don't have to wait very long to see the benefitsfaedah.
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anda tidak perlu menunggu begitu lama untuk menyaksikan faedahnya.
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When you eatmakan healthierlebih sihat, managemengurus stresstekanan, exercisesenaman and love more,
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Bila anda makan yang berkhasiat, mengurus tekanan, lebihkan senaman dan kasih-sayang,
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your brainotak actuallysebenarnya getsdapat more blooddarah flowaliran and more oxygenoksigen.
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otak anda sebenarnya menerima lebih banyak bekalan darah dan oksigen.
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But more than that, your brainotak getsdapat measurablymeasurably biggerlebih besar.
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Tetapi lebih dari itu, otak anda boleh membesar.
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Things that were thought impossibletidak mungkin just a fewbeberapa yearstahun agosebelum ini
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Perkara yang kita fikir tidak mungkin hanya beberapa tahun yang lalu
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can actuallysebenarnya be measureddiukur now.
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sebenarnya boleh diukur pada masa ini.
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This was figureddigambarkan out by RobinRobin WilliamsWilliams
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Hal ini ditemui oleh Robin Williams
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a fewbeberapa yearstahun before the restberehat of us.
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beberapa tahun sebelum kita semua.
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Now, there's some things that you can do
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Kini, ada beberapa perkara yang anda boleh lakukan
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to make your brainotak growberkembang newbaru brainotak cellssel.
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untuk menjadikan otak anda membiak sel-sel otak yang baru.
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Some of my favoritekegemaran things, like chocolatecoklat and teateh, blueberriesblueberry,
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Beberapa kegemaran saya, seperti coklat dan teh, beri biru,
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alcoholalkohol in moderationkesederhanaan, stresstekanan managementpengurusan
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keserdahanaan meminum alkohol, mengurus tekanan
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and cannabinoidscannabinoids founddijumpai in marijuanaganja.
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dan kanabanoid yang terdapat dalam marijuana.
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I'm just the messengerRasul.
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Saya sekadar menyampai.
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(LaughterGelak ketawa)
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(Gelak ketawa)
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What were we just talkingbercakap about?
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Apa yang kita baru bicarakan tadi?
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(LaughterGelak ketawa)
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(Gelak ketawa)
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And other things that can make it worselebih teruk,
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Dan perkara lain yang boleh menjadikannya lebih teruk,
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that can causesebab you to losekehilangan brainotak cellssel.
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yang boleh mengakibatkan anda kehilangan sel otak.
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The usualbiasa suspectssuspek, like saturatedtepu fatlemak and sugargula,
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Antara punca yang biasa seperti lemak tepu dan gula,
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nicotinenikotin, opiatesopiates, cocainekokain, too much alcoholalkohol and chronickronik stresstekanan.
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nikotin, opiat, kokain, terlalu banyak alkohol dan tekanan yang kronik.
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Your skinkulit getsdapat more blooddarah flowaliran when you changeubah your lifestylecara hidup,
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Kulit anda menerima lebih bekalan darah apabila anda mengubah gaya hidup anda,
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so you ageumur lesskurang quicklycepat. Your skinkulit doesn't wrinklekedut as much.
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anda mengalami penuaan lebih perlahan, kulit anda tidak banyak berkedut.
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Your hearthati getsdapat more blooddarah flowaliran.
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Jantung anda mendapat lebih banyak bekalan darah.
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We'veKita kena shownditunjukkan that you can actuallysebenarnya reversesebaliknya hearthati diseasepenyakit.
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Kami telah tunjukkan bagaimana anda boleh membalikkan penyakit jantung.
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That these cloggedtersumbat arteriesarteri that you see on the upperatas left,
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Arteri tersumbat yang anda lihat di sebelah atas kiri,
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after only a yeartahun becomemenjadi measurablymeasurably lesskurang cloggedtersumbat.
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selepas hanya satu tahun menjadi kurang tersumbat.
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And the cardiacjantung PETHAIWAN KESAYANGAN scanimbas shownditunjukkan on the lowerlebih rendah left,
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Dan imbasan PET jantung di sebelah bawah kiri,
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the bluebiru meansbermakna no blooddarah flowaliran.
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biru maknanya tiada pengaliran darah.
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A yeartahun laterkemudian -- orangeoren and whiteputih is maximummaksimum blooddarah flowaliran.
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Setahun kemudian - oren dan putih ialah pengaliran darah maksimum.
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We'veKita kena shownditunjukkan you maymungkin be ablemampu to stop and reversesebaliknya the progressionkemajuan
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Kami tunjukkan bahawa anda boleh menghentikan dan membalikkan penularan
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of earlyawal prostateprostat cancerkanser and, by extensionlanjutan, breastpayudara cancerkanser,
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barah prostrat awal dan selanjutnya, barah payu dara,
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simplysemata-mata by makingmembuat these changesperubahan.
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hanya sekadar melakukan perubahan tersebut.
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We'veKita kena founddijumpai that tumortumor growthpertumbuhan in vitroVitro was inhibiteddihalang
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Kami dapati pertumbuhan tumor di luar (in vitro) dapat dikekang
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70 percentperatus in the groupkumpulan that madedibuat these changesperubahan,
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70 peratus dalam kumpulan yang membuat perubahan ini,
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whereassedangkan only ninesembilan percentperatus in the comparisonperbandingan groupkumpulan.
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dimana hanya sembilan peratus di dalam kumpulan perbandingan itu.
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These differencesperbezaan were highlysangat significantpenting.
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Perbezaan ini sangat penting.
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Even your sexualseksual organsorgan-organ get more blooddarah flowaliran,
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Organ seks anda juga mendapat lebih bekalan darah,
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so you increasemeningkat sexualseksual potencypotensi.
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dan dapat meningkatkan keupayaan seksual.
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One of the mostpaling banyak effectiveberkesan anti-smokinganti merokok adsiklan was donedilakukan
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Salah satu iklan anti merokok yang paling berkesan dibuat
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by the DepartmentJabatan of HealthKesihatan ServicesPerkhidmatan,
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oleh Jabatan Perkhidmatan Kesihatan,
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showingmenunjukkan that nicotinenikotin, whichyang mana constrictsconstricts your arteriesarteri,
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menunjukkan bahawa nikotin, yang mencerutkan arteri anda,
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can causesebab a hearthati attackserang or a strokestrok,
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boleh mengakibatkan serangan jantung atau strok,
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but it alsojuga causessebab impotencemati pucuk.
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tetapi ia juga menyebabkan mati pucuk.
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HalfSeparuh of guys who smokeasap are impotenttaklik.
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Separuh dari lelaki yang merokok adalah mati pucuk.
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How sexyseksi is that?
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Seksikah itu?
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Now we're alsojuga about to publishmenerbitkan a studybelajar --
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Kini kita juga akan menerbitkan satu kajian --
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the first studybelajar showingmenunjukkan you can changeubah genegen expressionungkapan in menlelaki with prostateprostat cancerkanser.
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kajian menunjukkan anda boleh mengubah pentafsiran gen lelaki yang menghidap barah prostrat
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This is what's calleddipanggil a heathaba mappeta --
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Ini disebut sebagai peta haba
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and the differentberbeza colorswarna -- and alongbersama-sama the sidesebelah, on the right, are differentberbeza genesgen.
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warna yang berbeza dan yang di sebelah kanan adalah gen yang berlainan
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And we founddijumpai that over 500 genesgen were favorablymenggalakkan changedberubah --
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Dan kami dapati lebih 500 gen yang berubah keseluruhannya
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in effectkesan, turningberpaling on the good genesgen, the disease-preventingmencegah penyakit genesgen,
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mengaktifkan gen yang baik, gen yang mencegah penyakit
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turningberpaling off the disease-promotingpenyakit-menggalakkan genesgen.
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mematikan gen yang menggalakkan penyakit.
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And so these findingspenemuan-penemuan I think are really very powerfulberkuasa,
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Oleh itu, saya fikir penemuan adalah sangat hebat
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givingmemberi manyramai people newbaru hopeharapan and newbaru choicespilihan.
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memberikan ramai orang harapan dan pilihan yang baru
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And companiessyarikat like NavigenicsNavigenics and DNADNA DirectLangsung and 23andMeandMe,
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Dan syarikat seperti Navigenix dan DNA Direct dan 23andMe,
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that are givingmemberi you your geneticgenetik profilesProfil,
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yang memberikan profil genetik anda,
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are givingmemberi some people a senserasa of, "GoshWah, well, what can I do about it?"
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menimbulkan satu perasaan, "Wah, apa yang saya boleh buat mengenainya?"
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Well, our genesgen are not our fatenasib, and if we make these changesperubahan --
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Gen kita bukanlah ketentuan kita, dan jika kita lakukan perubahan tersebut --
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they're a predispositionkecenderungan seseorang -- but if we make biggerlebih besar changesperubahan
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ia bersifat keturunan, tetapi jika kita lakukan perubahan lebih besar
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than we mightmungkin have madedibuat otherwisesebaliknya,
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dari apa yang kita telah lakukan sebaliknya
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we can actuallysebenarnya changeubah how our genesgen are expresseddinyatakan.
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kita sebenarnya boleh mengubah bagaimana gen kita ditafsirkan.
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Thank you.
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Terima kasih.
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(Tepuk tangan)
Translated by Rudy Herman Sinen
Reviewed by Muazam Hadi Muhammad

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dean Ornish - Physician, author
Dean Ornish is a clinical professor at UCSF and founder of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute. He's a leading expert on fighting illness -- particularly heart disease with dietary and lifestyle changes.

Why you should listen

Dr. Dean Ornish wants you to live longer, and have more fun while you're at it. He's one of the leading voices in the medical community promoting a balanced, holistic approach to health, and proving that it works. The author of Eat More, Weigh Less and several other best-selling books, Ornish is best known for his lifestyle-based approach to fighting heart disease.

His research at the Preventive Medicine Research Institute (the nonprofit he founded) clinically demonstrated that cardiovascular illnesses -- and, most recently prostate cancer -- can be treated and even reversed through diet and exercise. These findings (once thought to be physiologically implausible) have been widely chronicled in the US media, including Newsweek, for which Ornish writes a column. The fifty-something physician, who's received many honors and awards, was chosen by LIFE Magazine as one of the most influential members of his generation. Among his many pursuits, Ornish is now working with food corporations to help stop America's obesity pandemic from spreading around the globe.

More profile about the speaker
Dean Ornish | Speaker | TED.com

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