All right, we're back with Peak Human. I'm Brian Sanders. As I always say, go back and listen to those old episodes. So many good ones. I only do good podcast episodes. So there's a big catalog you can go through. Check out nosatail.org. That's my company. And enjoyed this one today with Stephen Kavanaugh, good friend of mine from Ireland.

He's a man, he's a marine biologist.

He does a lot of research on oysters because he makes the best oysters in the world.

He gets them into a supplement form.

It's very pure.

It's just dried oysters.

They pack them by hand, actually. And these are the

ones that I sell at nose to tail. These are amazing. I use them. And wow, it's actually boosted my

testosterone a lot. I just got my labs back. It's incredible. I don't want to sell them too much.

Just listen to this episode. It's more about deep nutrition, nutrient density, slow food, which is the real food movement, really, opposite of fast food.

It's about human history and how we relied on oysters.

Even 250,000 years ago may have saved humanity.

Way back in the day, they found all this evidence of humans eating oysters.

We talk about the synergy of different nutrients and why they need to go together, these co-factors.

And we talk a little bit about Ireland.

I'm trying to get podcasts from all over the world, people studying cultures.

And this is another one of them, very interesting culture.

They have interesting food traditions. So enjoy this one with Stephen. Check out nosatail.org.

Get yourself some pure oysters. And we'll see you next time.

All right, Steven, how's it going over there in Ireland?

Hi, Brian.

Great to be talking to you again.

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