Nutrition Detective Podcast

In an attention economy (distraction economy?) there's a whole lot of competition for finding and focusing on what's good, what's true. Glad we found this goodness. There's truth treasure here. "Haters" are 97% likely to just be distracted and unable to grok the big concepts that require a steep concentration. I'm sad for them. Thanks DGS,ND. Commanding that next gen yet very old school renewal vibe all at once. Civilians who may stumble on the secrets by accident include Amish people who reject pumpkins and monastics who don't eat fish, or conversely most average people pre-industrialization. If you didn't check out this pod yet? Don't just stand there. Bust a move. 😎🎼💃🏻💎👑🙌💯

I am so glad I came across this research by Dr Smith. My son has had numerous challenges with his gut, his brain, etc. I have always fed him what I thought was an anti-inflammatory diet since 4 months old, namely high omegas, high carotenoids, etc. What probably saved us was the moderately high protein diet, a mix of muscle meat and some organs thrown in the mix. I’ve been advised by several doctors as well as family to feed him a plant based diet but he innately rejected it. There is a lot to be said here but, I stopped a lot of his supplements 7 days ago and his skin is greatly improved, his bowels are larger and his constipation is perhaps behind us. We have an upcoming consultation with a member of Dr Smith’s staff and cannot wait to learn more about this work. 🙏🏿