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Sep 9, 2026

JuliaHOST
44:33
You can't tell, but it's just the top.
JuliaHOST
44:36
Um, there's this app that's free and it's called Yuka, Y-U-K-A, and it's just got a little carrot.
JuliaHOST
44:44
And what it does is you can scan the barcode of anything.
LoriHOST
44:49
Oh, I know it.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:16
And so forget investing, I think, as a consumer.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:20
It is hard to do research on things like supplements, but even food and even apps like Yuka, where you scan the barcode and it tells you if something's healthy.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:28
It has its limitations, but it's about trying to do your best to triangulate that.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:32
You know, I was invested in a company called Supco that was doing the same thing for supplements.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:01
And so forget investing, I think, as a consumer.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:05
It is hard to do research on things like supplements, but even food and even apps like Yuka, where you scan the barcode and it tells you if something's healthy.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:13
It has its limitations, but it's about trying to do your best to triangulate that.
Courtney ReumGUEST
44:17
I was invested in a company called Supco that was doing the same thing for supplements.
Olivia MesciaHOST
37:14
So anyways, I have been obsessed with this app.
Olivia MesciaHOST
37:16
It's called Yuka and it's just making me more conscious and aware of like, you know, the products I am consuming without knowing and like there's a couple of products that that I have been using, not realizing that they were quite bad.
Olivia MesciaHOST
37:28
So just like substituting little things out here and there, but in saying that, like, you know, I'm not be perfect.
Olivia MesciaHOST
37:33
Yeah.
Sarah ShawGUEST
18:28
So you can find people out there and you can do it, like you said, really inexpensively.
Sarah ShawGUEST
18:34
There's a great app called Yuka, Y-U-K-A, and And you can scan almost any product, and it'll tell you health and beauty products, what ingredients in there.
Sarah ShawGUEST
18:45
Yeah, so it'll rate them for you so you can see which ones are safer and which ones are not.
Sarah ShawGUEST
18:51
That's
MJHOST
2:22
All scurred.
MJHOST
2:23
Michelle, where did you disappear to?
MichelleHOST
2:25
I'm right here.
MJHOST
2:26
You what? Oh, okay.

2 HRS 9 MINS LATER

TomAUDIENCE
131:17
How are you? I do not live there.
TomAUDIENCE
131:18
I live in Oldsmar, but...
TomAUDIENCE
131:21
My take on this, when I read it in the paper or on the news this morning, is the quicker they can demolish that structure, the quicker any evidence from a contractor or a builder has disappeared.
TomAUDIENCE
131:32
The investigation could be done, but there may be underlying things, and the quicker it's demolished, their evidence goes away.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:20
I can't, I can't, I can't explain it, but it was really good.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:25
Rachel is saying, if you also want to use this app called Yuka, I love the Yuka app.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:30
I haven't used it in a while, but it is a good one.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:33
Y-U-K-A.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:34
It will scan the barcode and tell you, you know, how healthy something is or not.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:40
So it might look healthy, but then when you scan it in the Yuka app, it'll tell you, you know, if this is made with seed oils or this has some preservative that you should steer clear of, just kind of like a helpful little
Kim KaupeHOST
52:54
little tidbit there.
Kim KaupeHOST
52:55
So
Heather HausmanHOST
14:39
They have tons of things rated on there.
Heather HausmanHOST
14:42
Yuka, Y-U-K-A, is an app that I have used in the past.
Heather HausmanHOST
14:47
It is great and you can look at all kinds of different things on there.
Heather HausmanHOST
14:52
I really like that one because it shows you a rating, which, you know, I'm a very numbers type person whenever it comes to, you know, that type of thing.
Rob SilvermanHOST
0:23
For decades, people have been told that Alzheimer's disease is progressive, irreversible, and largely untreatable.
Rob SilvermanHOST
0:29
But what if the model is incomplete? What if cognitive decline begins years, even decades, before symptoms appear? And what if many of the factors driving brain degeneration are actually modifiable? Today, we're discussing the emerging science of cognitive recovery, prevention, and what may be possible when addressing the root causes of brain dysfunction.
Rob SilvermanHOST
0:51
Doc, here we go.
Rob SilvermanHOST
0:52
Alzheimer's, six leading cause of death in America, seven leading cause of death in the world, leading cause of death of people in Australia, leading cause of death of women in England.
Eric BandholzHOST
20:08
And then with TikTok Shop, do you have any tools that help you with managing all this?
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:14
One of the big unlocks that we discovered and finally decided to move forward with earlier this year was a tool called Yuka.
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:23
And how do you spell that? E-A-K...
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:27
I think it's E-U-K-A.
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:28
E-U-K-A, yeah.
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:30
Yuka.ai.
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:32
So Yuka is basically an automated tool for scaling creator outreach and...
Paul JaureguiGUEST
20:42
Basically scaling up product sampling.

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