Hey everybody this is dandy vie talis and I'm back with Arthur Haynes to continue the

conversation we started in the last solar dispatch here we are at

dispatch to let food be thy medicine Here we are at Dispatch 2, Let Food Be Thy Medicine.

And Arthur and I are going to talk today about fad diets

and their impact on people and people's psychology.

Hey, welcome back, Arthur.

Daniel, thanks again for having me.

I mean, it's always awesome to have you here, Arthur, for sure.

So thank you for your time

uh... yeah you know i've been thinking a lot about this topic and i've been writing

about this topic just thinking

i'm saying fad diets and i think when people hear that they're probably

reminiscing on all these different you know crazy diets that they've seen over the years but when I say it I really mean kind of every diet you've ever heard of

because there's some serious faws in every one of these diets.

I just kind of curious Arthur, you know, do you think it's fair to say there's

I mean you've looked at diets obviously not just

uh... native people's local to where we live but around the world. Do you think

there is a Homo sapiens diet or is that just too myopic?

Well Daniel I like your categorization of essentially every diet that exists out there today that somebody can read a book on as being a fat diet because in fact they're all new to human existence. I don't know any of them

that doesn't add foods that weren't eaten by wild people and at the same token these diets

prohibit foods that were in fact eaten by wild people so I think you've hit it on the spot with that and and although it's

clear that if we look around the world from the equator to the Arctic we recognize

...