Abby Langer
Dietitian
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Aug 31, 2026
Abby Langer on Social Media, Celebrities, & The Pressure to be Thin
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Abby LangerGUEST
And now with peptides, people are making a big stink about COVID vaccines, but then they're injecting themselves with untested, unregulated peptides they got online.
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Or like, oh, this might actually be something that I can take and run with as a part of a health forward lifestyle.
A Dietician Watches RFK Jr's Cooking Show So You Don't Have To
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Abby LangerGUEST
I mean, this is very, very-- [chuckles] It's very aligned with the current sentiment around conventional medicine, um, that, you know, big pharma wants to keep you sick, and we can't trust research, and we can't trust X, Y, and Z, but, you know, buy my supplements and, you know, natural is better.

Abby LangerGUEST
Um, food is not medicine, and by saying that he healed his, all of those ailments just by taking seed oils out of his diet, first of all, that's ridiculous because seed oils have been shown to be anti-inflammatory, but either positive or neutral in terms of health outcomes.

Abby LangerGUEST
And, and, and by telling people that, it's, you're doing them a disservice because there are people who will hear that and think, "I don't need medication for my anxiety-

Abby LangerGUEST
And regenerative pasteurized eggs, or not pasteurized, pasture-raised eggs are between [chuckles] $6 and 9.50 a dozen, compared to regular eggs you can, it can be ha- a dozen can be had for, like, what? $2 or something.
