Mark Sisson
speaker
665 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 17 Apr
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So I just want people to understand that moderate amounts of fruit or a good quality honey can totally be a part of a healthy diet for humans.
I think you should eat them in proportion to your diet.
good quality honey how do we find that like when we go to what store do we go to and what do we look for good quality honey is a little tricky so when you go to the grocery store and you're looking for honey you want it to be preferably organic which means that the bees are in a radius of three to five miles where there's no crops sprayed with pesticides and they're not using pesticides in the hive and then you want the honey to be raw you don't want them to heat the honey in the processing
And then there's, you probably want the honey to be packaged in glass.
And if you can get the honey from a local producer, that's great.
One of the things I'm proud of is that Lineage, we source the honey from the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, and we test it.
It's glyphosate-free, it's pesticide-free, it's organic, and it's raw.
And so if you haven't had that honey, I'll send you some, Megan, and I gotta send you some too, Mark, if you haven't tried.
It's really good, but that's what you want in a honey is basically...
as close as you can to putting on a bee suit, which is an incredible experience, and getting the honey out of the hive from the bees, that's what you want for good honey.
The honey in the plastic bears is not what you want.
So there's a real dichotomy there.
That's different, right?
Yes, yes.
You do not want that.
And so that's the spiel on honey and fruit.
When it comes to things that's in no one's cabinet, we can talk about the organs.
So
anthropology is fascinating to me.
I spent a couple of weeks with the Hadza, some of the last hunter-gatherers left on the planet a few years ago in Tanzania.
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