and I found this amazing old photograph of 1950s of school children and there's about 40

children in this photograph and virtually all of them have round faces all growing up in the

outback on raw milk butter and organ meats they had organ meats whenever they put children

animal and I think that's what's really key here the organ meats and the raw dairy and that is

plenty of protection against the occasional misdemeanors and the guy.

From the Weston A Price Foundation welcome to the Wise Traditions podcast for

Wise Traditions in Food, Farming and the Healing Arts. We are your source for scientific knowledge

and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal health.

Hey, Hilda here. A nutrient dense diet can override a fair amount of sugar in the diet.

Glyphosate and 5G have a role in our deteriorating health,

soy leads to aggressive behavior and it's high time to question the mainstream COVID narrative.

This is episode 340 and our guest today is Sally Fallamarell, president of the Weston A Price

Foundation. Sally is a steadfast advocate for real food, real milk and healthy living based on

ancestral wisdom. Today we look over the summer 2021 journal which covers all of the aforementioned

topics perhaps from a slightly different perspective than you may have heard before. We look at the

power of a nutrient dense diet and what that looks like. The dangers of soy and glyphosate and the

importance of digging deep to explore where coverage of the supposed pandemic has gone wrong.

If you want conventional information you might want to check out a different podcast.

But if you are eager to hear and be challenged by some unconventional ideas you've come to the

right place. Before we get started I want to let you know some good news. The Wise Traditions

podcast has an app. Yes, you can now find each episode without any third party app or podcast

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