Paul Saladino

That's the energy currency of your body. That is the sort of dollars and cents of your body that your body spends on creating energy hormones, proteins, cellular membrane, repairing things, making DNA. You need energy to live. But that process of energy creation is impaired by the foods we eat. And that is what insulin resistance, metabolic dysfunction look like at a molecular level.

That's the energy currency of your body. That is the sort of dollars and cents of your body that your body spends on creating energy hormones, proteins, cellular membrane, repairing things, making DNA. You need energy to live. But that process of energy creation is impaired by the foods we eat. And that is what insulin resistance, metabolic dysfunction look like at a molecular level.

So our actual, the engine of our car is being broken by the fuel we're putting in it.

So our actual, the engine of our car is being broken by the fuel we're putting in it.

So our actual, the engine of our car is being broken by the fuel we're putting in it.

It would go a long way, and we probably need bottom-up and top-down. And top-down, I mean maybe governmental regulation of things that are frankly poisonous for humans. And the bottom-up is mostly what I do now. Maybe I'll get to be involved in the Maha movement and help RFK with some of this Maha stuff, but we'll see. But the education helps. People will wake up.

It would go a long way, and we probably need bottom-up and top-down. And top-down, I mean maybe governmental regulation of things that are frankly poisonous for humans. And the bottom-up is mostly what I do now. Maybe I'll get to be involved in the Maha movement and help RFK with some of this Maha stuff, but we'll see. But the education helps. People will wake up.

It would go a long way, and we probably need bottom-up and top-down. And top-down, I mean maybe governmental regulation of things that are frankly poisonous for humans. And the bottom-up is mostly what I do now. Maybe I'll get to be involved in the Maha movement and help RFK with some of this Maha stuff, but we'll see. But the education helps. People will wake up.

There's a really sad thing I'll tell you that there are these places, I mentioned this earlier, there are these places in the United States called food deserts where it's difficult for people to actually access single ingredient foods or they have to go a certain number of miles to get to an actual grocery store. And there are grocery stores, these are very rural, poor communities.

There's a really sad thing I'll tell you that there are these places, I mentioned this earlier, there are these places in the United States called food deserts where it's difficult for people to actually access single ingredient foods or they have to go a certain number of miles to get to an actual grocery store. And there are grocery stores, these are very rural, poor communities.

There's a really sad thing I'll tell you that there are these places, I mentioned this earlier, there are these places in the United States called food deserts where it's difficult for people to actually access single ingredient foods or they have to go a certain number of miles to get to an actual grocery store. And there are grocery stores, these are very rural, poor communities.

You know, if you're driving across the country, you're going to encounter these. And there are grocery stores, there are places in the States where it's difficult to find actual meat or fruits and vegetables.

You know, if you're driving across the country, you're going to encounter these. And there are grocery stores, there are places in the States where it's difficult to find actual meat or fruits and vegetables.

You know, if you're driving across the country, you're going to encounter these. And there are grocery stores, there are places in the States where it's difficult to find actual meat or fruits and vegetables.

But most of the food deserts are food deserts by choice, which is really sad, that people in these communities haven't been educated, don't understand, and have really been, I would say, addicted to processed food, which is very addictive. And grocery stores or corner markets in these places in the past may have carried fruit and vegetables, but nobody bought them and they rot on the shelf.

But most of the food deserts are food deserts by choice, which is really sad, that people in these communities haven't been educated, don't understand, and have really been, I would say, addicted to processed food, which is very addictive. And grocery stores or corner markets in these places in the past may have carried fruit and vegetables, but nobody bought them and they rot on the shelf.

But most of the food deserts are food deserts by choice, which is really sad, that people in these communities haven't been educated, don't understand, and have really been, I would say, addicted to processed food, which is very addictive. And grocery stores or corner markets in these places in the past may have carried fruit and vegetables, but nobody bought them and they rot on the shelf.

And so they become a food desert by consumer choice. So that's scary, and that actually is a testament, a very sinister testament, to how addictive some of these ultra-processed foods are.

And so they become a food desert by consumer choice. So that's scary, and that actually is a testament, a very sinister testament, to how addictive some of these ultra-processed foods are.

And so they become a food desert by consumer choice. So that's scary, and that actually is a testament, a very sinister testament, to how addictive some of these ultra-processed foods are.