Exclusive Screening of the Upcoming How Not to Die Documentary
Webinar + Q&A
Program Information
Date: December 8th, 2025 2:00 pm EST
Duration: 2 hours
Last Day to Register: December 6th, 2025
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the publication of How Not to Die, the Greenbaum Foundation commissioned a documentary about Dr. Greger’s life and work. The film includes interviews with many of the leading luminaries in the evidence-based nutrition movement. Final edits are still being made, but we have an advanced screening copy that even Dr. Greger hasn’t seen yet! Join him for this two-hour watch party and Q&A and be one of the first in the world to see this new documentary that will let you learn more about Dr. Greger and hopefully inject some scientific sanity into the dietary discourse.
Everyone registered for the screening will receive its recording within a few days of the event taking place.
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Dr. Greger did a fantastic job bringing his genius knowledge down to my level. I learned so much on all the ways to research effectively, thoroughly and truthfully. He was fantastic! He went over aspects enough times for me to get what he was talking about. So he didn't go too fast. He went just at the right pace. He did it with humor and fascination on a subject that can be tedious, he made it an adventure. I really appreciate all the work and planning that went into the four hours! Can't wait for him to do it again on another subject!
This course is worth so much money and a huge value to those particularly in university and research. Thank you so much for your time and efforts!
Dr. Greger is a rare treasure and his educational style is engaging. Thank you all!
