First of all, I think it's anti-American to sell, say, for better for you foods for other citizens and other countries.

You know, Secretary Kennedy said it best. He said, if another foreign nation was doing this to us, it would be considered an act of war.

Can we stop being so afraid of telling people, hey, can we have options that are healthier for our kids?

For people just starting to pay attention to food ingredients, what's the first step you'd recommend?

Read the ingredient label, make sure you understand everything on it.

And if you don't look up the ingredient, if it's not there for a nutritional purpose,

do I really want to be consuming it?

Who's the biggest poser in the Maha movement?

Oh my gosh.

This is funny.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to today's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

I'm joined today by Vani Hari.

I would say the OG of the mom influencers in the Maha space, someone I've looked up to and

followed for years as I began my health journey when I started having kids.

So I'm so excited to be joined by you today.

Thank you so much for having me here, Katie.

So walk us a bit through your health journey,

how you got to do this as your passion.

What was your career prior to this?

So I was a consultant at big banks. Every single, I feel like I worked at every single big bank across the country.

I was hired as a consultant right out of college.

So you're given an expense account.

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