Mary G. Enig

Um, but, but, um, they, they pushed me out of the company, and then they g- started badmouthing me to everybody.

And they badmouthed me to somebody called Mary Enig, who was a lipid-

I remember Mary Enig.

Yes.

She wrote-

Yep.

Yeah, I remember.

And they, and they badmouthed me, the guys from Omega badmouthed me to those two, and so Mary Enig wrote the only negative book report on Fats That Heal, Fats That Kill that Sally Fallon then published on her website.

Price Foundation.

After Nourishing Traditions came out, Mary Enig and I, my co-author and I, along with my husband and Dr. Tom Cowan, we felt that we needed something more than just the book.

So we founded the Weston A.

Price Foundation.

And so this was kind of originally launched, uh, if I can remember the history very well.

But seed oils were demonized pretty heavily, uh, I think originally by, um, uh, Sally Fallon and Mary Enig from the We- uh, Weston A.

Price Foundation.

Uh, but Mary Enig's research was on trans fats, and that spilled over into vegetable oils in general.

And I'm sorry if I'm getting too deep into this, but I kinda wanna, uh, give a pathway here to why-

Please