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The US spends $2.6T on food and $4T on treating the chronic disease of which 85% is diet related. Food is the most powerful drug we have. We're here to prove it's also the best investment.
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We Are Not Promoting Drugs. We Are Promoting Agency. (opens the original)
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A viewer accused us of promoting drugs. Carter answered before I could. “We’re promoting the use of agency.” That became the episode. The GLP-1 argument has become so moralized that we keep missing the market signal underneath it. We were not arguing that the drugs have no risks. We were not arguing that everyone should take them. We were arguing that millions of people have demonstrated a willingness to spend money to change their metabolic health. That matters because prevention did not have a
Food Is Health Live Roundup (opens the original)
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After a long hiatus of livestreams - Ellen was waiting for this one. This one opened with RFK Jr.’s Real Food Show $5 meals, celebrity chefs, salmon cakes - and immediately hit the structural tension underneath it: real food is great, but time poverty is the actual barrier, and a show about cooking doesn’t solve the distribution problem. Carter’s sharper frustration was the current fight crowding out the chronic disease conversation. 280 Americans die every day from type two diabetes. It’s a hum
The Prevention Chart That Went Viral - Food Is Health Live (opens the original)
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We dove into the viral chart that started it all ( and the corrected one ). Clinicians warning about false positives, CEOs of the companies named in the chart correcting the numbers, and consumers who’d never heard of any of these services realizing a comprehensive biomarker panel is now a commodity. Carter’s read on all of it was immediate: the cost of running your own assays on your body is going to zero, and no amount of institutional resistance is going to stop it. The question isn’t whether
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