Sally Fallon Morell

I just went through and talked to so many different vendors that I was lost in that world and didn't go to as many speakers on the first day as I had planned.

I did go to Pam Schoenfeld, Dr. Naomi Whitaker and Sally Fallon Morales talk on restoring reproductive health.

Lessons from traditional societies and contemporary science on how to get pregnant and how to stay pregnant and how to have healthy pregnancies.

And it was an outstanding conversation because basically what we learned and Dr. Naomi Whitaker.

This year, Joel Salatin is going to be there.

Sally Fallon is going to be there.

A bunch of other people.

I think you're coming, but just for a short time, right? Just one afternoon or something.

You know what I mean? So where would they both believe in informed consent, no vaccines, like all this stuff.

So instead of seeing them as nemesises, like this is the wellness forum and they teach whole food, vegan diet, and they've healed, have 100 stories of healing people.

And then Sally Fallon, same thing.

Instead of being like how we don't get to agree, we're going to have them talk about where their ideas overlap.

So... 28 years I've been in this game, meaning the game of like looking at food and looking at sourcing and looking at the land and looking at farming and looking at water and looking at cooking techniques and health and well-being and how to be well, blah, blah, blah, right? Like we've been doing this a long time.

I just sent a note to Sally the other day.

Sally Fallon, now Morel.

I sent her a note to... congratulate her.

She has a new book, which you may want to check out called, I don't know what it's called.

Bone broths, they're very gut healing.

I think Sally Fallon was one of the first people who really started promoting the use of them.

But I know when I was a little kid and I was sick, what did my mom give me was soup.

And I could guarantee that from almost any culture that you're from, your mom gave you soup too, or maybe your dad gave you soup.

People love them.

I'll tell the story again about how Sally Fallon has one stock recipe in her Nourishing Broth book with a pressure cooker.

And when I asked her about it, what about the pressure cooker? She said, I'd rather have people make pressure cooker stock than not make it at all.

But it's not her preferred way to make it.