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After running the highest-altitude marathon in human history, َُْ ُ returned home not to celebration, but to recovery. In this exclusive interview with Men’s Fitness, the TV personality, entrepreneur and endurance athlete opens up about the physical and cognitive cost of pushing the body beyond its limits - and the emotional mission that drove him to the top of the world.