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Welcome back to the Low CorbMD podcast.

We have been talking about many things on this podcast over the last six years,

including metabolic health, lowering processed carbohydrates and sugar.

We've been talking about sticking to real food. We've been saying,

can, you know, question the conventional sort of medical authorities, always make sure you talk to your doctor, have shared decision making. We've, you know, questioned a lot of things

over the past seven years, and we've gotten criticism. We've gotten a lot

of criticism, but there were people way before us doing this. There were people that we've stood on

the giants of. There are people who've been questioning medicine and demanding that nutrition be

part of the medical curriculum for decades.

And back, and I'm not talking about vitamin deficient. I'm talking about what did indigenous

people who are healthy eat, right? What does it take to be healthy? And, you know, we've talked about Weston Price before, and today we have the

founding president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, and it is my absolute honor and pleasure

to bring on the founding president, Sally Fallon Morel.

I've met her in Washington, D.C., not too long ago, where we collaborated in hopefully

changing policy in a positive direction in this country so we can get this country

healthy, disease-free, and reverse the chronic disease epidemic. Now, I'll say in advance,

we may disagree, and I can't wait to talk about all those disagreements. But I would love to hear

first, I'd love to hear for,

well first I'd like to say welcome.

And we will have her books in the show notes.

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