It doesn't matter what our sort of personal standards are for what we eat or what we wear.

We've optimized for destroying the planet.

And we've done a great job at that.

So now we need to optimize for rebuilding and regenerating the planet.

You're listening to The Digest This Podcast, and I'm your host, Bethany Cameron.

Josh Tickle is here with me today, and he's the director of the popular film's Common Ground

and Kiss the Ground and is coming out with another movie next year where he uncovers the

aspects of what's happening to our soil and ultimately our food and why the nutrients are depleted from the produce,

meat, and dairy that we consume today. It all starts with the soil and when the soil is stripped,

so is our food. If you've ever wondered what the term regenerative means when you see it on a

food label, Josh

explains what that means and what we should be looking for when we're at the grocery stores

to make it easier for us as consumers. Let's talk about colostrum for a second. It's everywhere.

I mean, everyone is talking about it and and let's face it, everyone is promoting

it, and it can be quite confusing which brand is truly the best because not all colostrum

is created equal with good farm practice morals. I first started taking armor colostrum about

four years ago before anyone knew about them and before any other company

jumped on the bandwagon. Sadly, when something becomes a hot topic, many other brands quickly

bust out the same thing but with less quality and sell it at a cheap price just to be a part

of the trend. So you end up getting a lesser product and little to no

results. Don't be fooled by others. Armara Colostrum uses a cold chain biopotent technology that

distills over 200 functional nutrients guaranteeing the highest bioactive integrity and bioavailability.

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