It's HERTIME with Cody Sanders
Aug 4, 2026 · 1 hr · 16 segments
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I love everything that you are kind of hinting at what we're going to dive into deeper.

And as I was doing my research for this interview with you, I loved a lot of the things that you said.

I know they're going to resonate a lot with the people that are listening today about how...

We have all of these thousands of years of studies and literature and things that have been written up for us to help understand our health and rhythms and all of this.

But yet we've kind of gotten in our own way over the last couple, you know... probably a hundred years, you know, and I just think that we, we complicate things too much.

And so I love that we're going to be able to reframe health and, and really, you know, talk about the things that actually matter, because I think there's a lot of things that have gotten, we've gotten wrong with about health and, you know, especially in recent years.

So one of the ideas that caught my attention is your message about stopping to, you know, stop bubble wrapping your diets.

So let's start with diet because I do think this is something that is so key and it is one of the most confusing things for people because there's so much information and all of these suggestions on how people think they should or shouldn't eat.
Constantly just taking foods out of your diet because you don't feel good eating them.
Now, obviously that makes sense, right? You eat something, it doesn't make you feel good.
Why should you continue to eat it? But those foods are oftentimes canaries in the coal mine, where they're really telling the body something is actually wrong with how how well digest or detoxify.
So just taking the food out of the diet, you feel better, but you didn't fix anything, right? So we have gone down the list where, you know, when I first got into practice back in the early 1980s, we were told, we told our patients, don't eat wheat or stop eating wheat if you want to feel better.
And then we say, okay, don't eat dairy, right? These are high allergenic foods and they felt better.
But then The problems came back and then you go from one to another to another.
And nowadays we have not only is wheat bad, but dairy is bad, but oh my gosh, the list has just gotten overwhelming.

I love everything that you are kind of hinting at what we're going to dive into deeper.

And as I was doing my research for this interview with you, I loved a lot of the things that you said.

I know they're going to resonate a lot with the people that are listening today about how...

We have all of these thousands of years of studies and literature and things that have been written up for us to help understand our health and rhythms and all of this.

But yet we've kind of gotten in our own way over the last couple, you know... probably a hundred years, you know, and I just think that we, we complicate things too much.

And so I love that we're going to be able to reframe health and, and really, you know, talk about the things that actually matter, because I think there's a lot of things that have gotten, we've gotten wrong with about health and, you know, especially in recent years.

So one of the ideas that caught my attention is your message about stopping to, you know, stop bubble wrapping your diets.

So let's start with diet because I do think this is something that is so key and it is one of the most confusing things for people because there's so much information and all of these suggestions on how people think they should or shouldn't eat.
Constantly just taking foods out of your diet because you don't feel good eating them.
Now, obviously that makes sense, right? You eat something, it doesn't make you feel good.
Why should you continue to eat it? But those foods are oftentimes canaries in the coal mine, where they're really telling the body something is actually wrong with how how well digest or detoxify.
So just taking the food out of the diet, you feel better, but you didn't fix anything, right? So we have gone down the list where, you know, when I first got into practice back in the early 1980s, we were told, we told our patients, don't eat wheat or stop eating wheat if you want to feel better.
And then we say, okay, don't eat dairy, right? These are high allergenic foods and they felt better.
But then The problems came back and then you go from one to another to another.
And nowadays we have not only is wheat bad, but dairy is bad, but oh my gosh, the list has just gotten overwhelming.
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