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Performance is not guaranteed. Dr. Daphne Miller is a practicing family physician,

bestselling author, associate clinical professor at the University of California San Francisco

and research scientist at the University of California in Berkeley. For the past 15 years,

her work is focused on aligning agriculture and conservation with human health. And today we're

going to cover that as well as my new favorite term here on MyBuddyGreen superweeds.

Dr. Daphne, welcome. Thank you so much. It's a pleasure to be on this podcast with you.

Well, it's so great to finally have you and let's start at the beginning. How did you get interested

in health and the environment and global upbringing included? How did this all come to be a passion

for you? Yeah, well, I am the daughter of a career Peace Corps parents and grew up overseas

mostly in North Africa and Morocco and Tunisia. And the thing about being in the Peace Corps is

it's kind of the opposite of being a military child in that you're it's similar in the sense that

you are kind of dragged around from country to country but there's this expectation that you're

going to live very much in a local community go to local schools learn the local language and

very much integrate yourself into the culture. And so I think for me from a very young age there

was this set of skills of how do you get clopped down in a new place and become a part of the fabric

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