On today's episode of the Real Foodology Podcast.

Those things aren't mutually exclusive.

They can happen at the same time.

But for some reason, I feel like we kind of get pitted against one another.

You're either like anti-diet culture or your diet culture.

But I think there's somewhere in the middle that was probably the best place to set up camp.

Hi, guys.

Welcome back to another episode of the Real Futology Podcast.

I'm your host, Courtney. I feel like I say this almost every week, but I'm really, really excited about this episode.

I speak to a woman who is a CNS.

And if you listen to my first episode ever, you know that that is what I'm going for eventually as well.

The certified nutrition specialist, she has a master's in integrative human health like me.

We actually both went to MUIH.

And I think we were there at the same time,

which was really wild. We were recently connected through a girlfriend of mine because this is a

conversation that has been on my mind a lot recently. This is really exciting. Organify now has

kid stuff. They just released two kid products. One is called Easy Greens, and it's a

refreshing green apple juice where kids will never know that it's packed with veggies. And the other one

is called Protect. It's a delicious wildberry punch like the Kool-Aid that we used to have as kid,

but without any sugar. This is really exciting. And if you've listened to the podcast for a while, you know that I'm a huge fan of Organify and most specifically because every single product that they make is glyphosate

residue free. So you know that you're going to be able to give these powders to your kids and

know that they will be able to consume them safely without any glyphosate in it. So let's break down each one.

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