The first in the series is on Ken Cooper, M.D. who coined the word “aerobics” fifty years ago. His patients, like Chuck Stetson, who has been going to Dr. Cooper over the last twenty years have documented 40 percent lower cost of healthcare today and 38 percent lower incidence of Alzheimer’s. Dr. Cooper’s patients live on average 10 years longer than other Americans. Stetson Family Office believes that preventive medicine is the key to lowering healthcare costs globally and preserving freedom and democracy.

Listen to Lee Habeeb’s story of his visit to Dr. Ken Cooper. Click here.

Hear Todd Stump's story and what it was like to care for his mother with Alzheimer's.