Oct. 11, 2025 - Epoch Times
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| Weston Price, who was a dentist who had this unique idea back in the thirties and forties. | |
| He found fourteen groups throughout the uh world who had perfect teeth, no cavities, no infection, and very broad faces, so their teeth were naturally straight. | |
| Nobody needed braces. | |
| And along with this, they uh seemed to be perfectly healthy, no degenerative disease. | |
| Uh the other thing that was noticed at the time was how easily the women had their babies. | |
| So he found uh fourteen groups, and then the question was, what were these people eating? | |
| Now the diets were very different. | |
| You had Alaska and you had the South Seas. | |
| But there were some commonalities, and the real commonality was these diets were very high in minerals, and particularly high in what we call the fat-soluble vitamins, A D and K. And where do we get these fat-soluble vitamins? | |
| We get them from animal fats, we get them from organ meats, we get them from shellfish and certain seafoods. | |
| Uh these are what we call the sacred foods, and they were highly prized, especially prized for having healthy babies. | |
| And so our mission is to bring people back to these foods to uh get people to eat butter again, whole milk. | |
| By the way, egg yolks are uh a sacred food as well, very rich in nutrients and fat-soluble activators. |
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