Sue Becker

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · How To Eat Bread Without Feeling Bad | Sue Becker · 26 Jun 2026 podcast

Now they're not overreacting to all kinds of things and not just food, you know, other sensitivities as well.

So I love what I do because we're helping people find food freedom.

Oh, yes.

I don't get time to tell my wart story so much.

And people laugh at me on that one.

But I knew it was the bread.

So way back when I was a young girl, I didn't have normal monthly cycles.

First cycle, 13.

The next one, 11th grade.

And then in college, they'd come whenever they want.

So when I got married and then wanted to have children, I'm like, well, this isn't good because if you're not having that, you're not ovulating.

Anyway.

So I started studying and I learned, pulled out my biochemistry books and I learned about vitamin E. Vitamin E is very critically important for the female's reproductive cycles and system.

So I started taking vitamin E in a short amount of time.

I started having regular cycles, short amount of time.

I get pregnant.

I keep taking my vitamin E. I have my second child, my third child.

Anyway, so I was taking vitamin E.

But in my studies of vitamin E, I learned that vitamin E protects the cell membrane of every cell in your body, every cell in your body.

And I think that's one reason wheat is the richest food source of vitamin E. And I think that's one reason we hear so many testimonies, because it protects every cell in your body.

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