Welcome to the whole view. I'm Stacey Toth of realeverything.com. I'm all about loving

the skin you're in and being healthy inside and out.

And I'm Dr. Sarah Bountine of the Paleumum.com. I believe that scientific literacy is the key

to improving public health.

Welcome back to the whole view episode 451. I'm just gonna forewarn you. There's gonna

be a lot of soap boxing on the show, but there's also gonna be a lot of science, and there's

gonna be a lot of fact-based information with sources and references. I am Sarah at this

point. I've both been getting a lot of questions and comments about the new Netflix documentary,

which I don't know why it wasn't called Conspiracy. It's just like, I mean, clearly, but it's

called S-E-A. I want to say they really missed the boat on that one.

Oh my god. It's so many puns. You're so pleased with yourself. I think because-

I was fully prepared with many, many ocean puns for this particular year.

We've got facts and science and puns for you today, so pick which one you're like.

But the movie is actually called S-E-Spiracy, and we've been getting so many questions about

it that I took one for the team, and I watched this one.

Would you say, Stacey, that this movie was making waves?

Oh, stop it. I can't. I can't.

Oh my god. Do you want to maybe just dive right into what the documentary was claiming?

Okay, so I will say that I could tell within minutes of this film that the filmmaker had an agenda.

And so I do just want to see right off the bat, this is the same filmmaker of what the health

and how spiracy, which I think is why it's called S-E-Spiracy. Instead, there's probably going to be

a series of these, right? So we're going to go through the science-based facts to address the

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