Hi this is Kariy.

This is Kari from Washington DC and you're left to know me

Athlete Radio.

It is Doug Hay joined with Matt Tolman who is here with another interview for us.

Matt, how's it going?

We're doing great, and I'm really excited about this interview.

We have one of the Godmothers, the four mothers, what's the equivalent of a forefather who's a woman

Brenda Davis who is a registered dietician and has written 12 books on the subject and I was so excited to be able to bring her and her co-author

Dr. Reschma Shaw who is a clinical instructor at Stanford University of School of Medicine, and the two of

them have tackled a super important topic, particularly important for you and me, and that is Diet and Pediatrics.

So what should we feed our kids?

So we got into all of the the juicy questions that I

personally really want to know. I don't know if it's just because I have kids and

and I'm noticing it more or if people are really talking about kids nutrition and the vegan and the plant-based diet more frequently it seems like

even since Eliza was born three four years ago

It seems like there's just so much more information out there and so many more resources and and it's awesome because I don't know it just gives me a lot more confidence going

into raising a second kid on a plant-based diet.

Yeah I think I think it's kind, it's the same emotions that drive, you know, kind of new cycles, right?

Like the higher the stakes, the more interest people have in it, right? And there's nothing higher stake, right,

than how we raise our kid.

And I think it's like a confluence of these different forces where, you know, on the one hand,

childhood obesity is on the rise, you know, one of the most depressing, you know,

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