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Oct 7, 2026 Ā· 1 hr 10 min Ā· 18 segments
Send us Fan Mail What if some of the foods marketed as nutritious are missing what growing families need most? Registered Dietitian Nutritionistā¦
Aria DrexlerGuestJoey PinzHost
But it did at least give me the foundations and basics of human metabolism that I needed to go on.

And he was writing that he had a lot of clients that would come to him, they'd get copies, he'd go on.

But I think he had that underlying curiosity that a lot of us have, that sort of alternative path.

And he thought to himself, well, is it that i'm seeing patients with this there's probably something that's going on under the surface so he decided to take a world tour and he started going to different countries with native cultures and he would study the way that they eat the way they lived as well as their health markers and what he found was really interesting he found that the native cultures included Things like organ meats, animal foods, whole foods, whole fat foods.

Very healthy teeth, even though they weren't necessarily like brushing and flossing like we would.

So then he went to some countries that had been westernized, and that included cultures that had also been westernized.

He found that the ones that followed the Western diets, within one generation, their facial structure started to shrink.

Like, there's a reason these cultures prize things like organ meats and animal foods, even though in our culture we've become kind of afraid of those foods, especially through the 20th century.

But it did at least give me the foundations and basics of human metabolism that I needed to go on.

And he was writing that he had a lot of clients that would come to him, they'd get copies, he'd go on.

But I think he had that underlying curiosity that a lot of us have, that sort of alternative path.

And he thought to himself, well, is it that i'm seeing patients with this there's probably something that's going on under the surface so he decided to take a world tour and he started going to different countries with native cultures and he would study the way that they eat the way they lived as well as their health markers and what he found was really interesting he found that the native cultures included Things like organ meats, animal foods, whole foods, whole fat foods.

Very healthy teeth, even though they weren't necessarily like brushing and flossing like we would.

So then he went to some countries that had been westernized, and that included cultures that had also been westernized.

He found that the ones that followed the Western diets, within one generation, their facial structure started to shrink.

Like, there's a reason these cultures prize things like organ meats and animal foods, even though in our culture we've become kind of afraid of those foods, especially through the 20th century.
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