The Davinia Taylor Podcast- Hack Your Health

I’m a scientist and would have liked to have poured scorn on a lot of these biohacking podcasts, but I truly love this lady. Davinia tells it as she lives it or wants to live it, and speaks to all the right experts and researchers to validate or invalidate hacks and health claims. I think she’s a breath of fresh air and appeals to the masses… she has just the right amount of pushiness and like-ability to get people to listen. Her products are also winners with the 3-in-1 protein powder(contains bone broth and MCT) a single throat to choke set up essentially. We all need a Davinia in our lives!

Love this podcast, Davinia and everything she does. Great and varied guests covering all aspects of healthy eating. Find the episodes fascinating and informative. Looking forward to more! Read her books if you haven’t and if you haven’t, why not? Get them read now!! It’s changed my outlook and approach to food!

Why does Davinia Taylor promote conspiracy theorists and planet deniers in her podcasts? Dr Ken Berry [I used to be a fat, miserable and ignorant doctor - 10 April 2023] is convinced that the medical profession denies the public critical information by burying it deep in reports funded by big business. As a scientist, he must be aware of that coincidence does confirm causation. He may have evidence; but evidence is open to interpretation and proves nothing. He promotes a meat-based diet because our ancestors were meat eaters – ignoring that they became farmers in the Neolithic Revolution 12,000 years ago. Farm animals produce 14.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. How is it ethical to promote a carnivorous diet? Not a question Davinia thought to ask. Dr Cate Shanahan [The hateful eight oils are used as engine lubricants and pesticides… and we are using these every single day] repeatedly attempts to persuade Davinia’s listeners that big business funds Harvard scientists to corrupt their findings. How is this plausible? Yes, big business does commission studies and buries those whose conclusions do not agree with what they have to sell. This does not confirm that all Harvard scientific studies they fund are bogus, as she implies. Nor does the use of vegetable oils in engine lubricants and pesticides confirm that the products we use it in our kitchens are toxic. Again, coincidence is not confirmation of causality. And are any of the claims true? Dr Kate Shanahan is blatant in her preferences (her book) and prejudices (seed oil producers

I’ve learnt so much from these podcasts. Davinia speaks with such passion, knowledge and articulates it all so well. With humour and some northern potty mouth thrown in for good measure. You go girl! You’re an inspiration and I’m excited to start my journey 😇