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You've been told to count macros, read labels, and white-knuckle every craving into submission…and it's quietly failing you. This episode argues the problem was never your discipline. It's that you've been severed from nutritional wisdom: the body's built-in system for sensing what it actually needs and steering you toward it through flavor and feedback. Fred Provenza, who studied this at Utah State for 35 years and shaped the science behind Mark Schatzker's The Dorito Effect and Steak, walks through how animals self-medicate, why "it just tastes good" is the most misunderstood phrase in nutrition, and why food that looks perfect can carry almost no nourishment at all. If you make a living serving food or just eat three times a day on autopilot, then this episode is for you.
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I talk to people in and around the service industry space. I'm looking to hear from the people I wish I could have talked to when I was coming up in bars. Said another way: I am trying to make sense of this wild, beautiful mess that can be a life working in bars, and help others that are feeling similarly confused and/or lost. Check out the Podcast Website Here and get in touch with me!
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As always, I’m just here taking notes, trying to figure out what it all means.
Cheers
By Andrew RoyYou've been told to count macros, read labels, and white-knuckle every craving into submission…and it's quietly failing you. This episode argues the problem was never your discipline. It's that you've been severed from nutritional wisdom: the body's built-in system for sensing what it actually needs and steering you toward it through flavor and feedback. Fred Provenza, who studied this at Utah State for 35 years and shaped the science behind Mark Schatzker's The Dorito Effect and Steak, walks through how animals self-medicate, why "it just tastes good" is the most misunderstood phrase in nutrition, and why food that looks perfect can carry almost no nourishment at all. If you make a living serving food or just eat three times a day on autopilot, then this episode is for you.
Expect to Learn:
Links:
Service starts now.
Follow the show: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube
I talk to people in and around the service industry space. I'm looking to hear from the people I wish I could have talked to when I was coming up in bars. Said another way: I am trying to make sense of this wild, beautiful mess that can be a life working in bars, and help others that are feeling similarly confused and/or lost. Check out the Podcast Website Here and get in touch with me!
Classic Episodes You May Like:
As always, I’m just here taking notes, trying to figure out what it all means.
Cheers