3 chapters across the catalog
Seed Oil Controversy, RFK Jr. and Nutrition Science
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign against seed oils is met with pushback from nutrition scientists at Stanford and Tufts. While Kennedy argues seed oils fuel obesity, some researchers claim they are "healthy fats" and that the real problem is ultra-processed foods and refined grains. Kennedy also aims to reform the "GRAS" (Generally Regarded As Safe) designation for food additives.
The hosts promote "Purely Raised Skincare," a tallow-based company started by a nurse who refused the COVID-19 vaccine. They also read a letter from a couple who moved from British Columbia to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, to find a lower cost of living and a more traditional Canadian environment.
Adam Curry discusses receiving glass gifts from Texas Hot Glass and introduces a product called "Smart Lard" (Pharaoh.life). He claims the lard-and-tallow-based cream significantly improved his "crepe skin" on his neck. He promises to send some to John Dvorak, despite the product being marketed primarily to women.
