Ep. 203, Cyndi O'Meara and the What's With Wheat MovieIn this episode, Stacy and Sarah talk to Cyndi O'Meara of ChangingHabits.com.au and producer of the What's With Wheat documentary movie about making such an ambitious project and talking to so many experts!
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If you enjoy the show, please review it in iTunes!The Paleo View (TPV), Episode 203: Cyndi O'Meara and the What's With Wheat Movie
- Intro (0:00)
- News and Views (0:56)
- Our guest is Australian Cyndi O'Meara of Changing Habits!
- Also maker of a new documentary What's With Wheat (featuring Sarah!)
- Cyndi has a fascinating history!
- Her mom had 7 brothers, all with haemophilia, which she suspects might due to lead chemicals on the family corn farm in Iowa
- But the Australian branch did not have health problems and Cyndi wanted to figure out how with an elimination diet
- So many health benefits right away! The best she'd felt in a decade.
- She realized that wheat was the number one issue with her and went on to research and discover why that is
- It's a part of Sarah and many people's health journey to understand what factors contribute to your health.
- The movie ends on a positive note of "just cook tasty food! It's easier than you think!"
- Everyone is influenced by Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead
- Rodney Ford was the only person she could find around Australia talking about gluten and wheat.
- Everyone was so fascinating that she included extended interviews with all the experts.
- All the experts were given the same questions, but gave very different answers.
- When she interviewed Stephanie Seneff, her mind was blown, particularly about the shikimate pathway.
- The shikimate pathway is a metabolic process that every lifeform except animals use to create certain amino acids.
- Because animals cannot make these amino acids because they cannot do the shikimate pathway, they are essential amino acids that must be obtained in food
- There were so many topics that there wasn't time to cover in the documentary. Maybe a What's With Wheat 2?!
- Sarah is a big fan of documentaries for fun, so it was special to see herself in one.