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Ep 36. Food perception, food ancestry, Weston Price, and more

From the lens of health, wellness and nutrition, I aim to explore the facets of what gives us humans the most optimal chance at living to our fullest potential. Come explore the nuanced perspectives of "nutrition."

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Ep 36. Food perception, food ancestry, Weston Price, and more

Ep 36. Food perception, food ancestry, Weston Price, and more