Toxins that Assail Us

with Sally Fallon Morell

What can we do to mitigate the toxins that seem to be just about everywhere? Today, Sally Fallon Morell, the president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, reveals what’s assailing us and what we can do about it. Sally goes through highlights from our winter Wise Traditions journal that covers a variety of topics—from the dark side of sunscreens, to a fresh approach to cancer, to a new study comparing the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated children. Sally also touches on sugar addiction, our children’s behavioral and learning issues, and the dangers of glyphosate, and even how coffee can negatively impact our health.

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Highlights from the conversation include:

How internal imbalances manifest outwardly as behavioral or physical symptoms
Why we are so addicted to sugar and how many office workers were upset when these foods were removed
The “Cholesterol Deniers” and the threat they pose to the status quo
What issue would come about if meat and fats were taxed for consumption
In Scotland, the likely cause of children’s behavior and learning issues
The recent course case against Monsanto/Bayer and how it points to glyphosate as the cause of lymphoma
What we can eat in our diets to help mitigate the effects if exposed
How sunscreens disrupt our hormone function
How to avoid its use
What crop grown commercially is exposed to the most glyphosate
What happens when the wisdom of the crowds speak against conformity
Why fat is considered to be the most “neutral” of the three macro nutrients, especially in relation to cancer
How vaccinations are like “locking your front door but leaving the back door unlocked”
Issues that moderate coffee consumption can cause