TMHS 151: 4 Unusual Foods That Can Help Transform Your Body

Published: March 29, 2016, 8:45 p.m.

Growing up I never really liked vegetables. As a matter of fact, I didn\u2019t like very many foods at all outside of the staples of hamburgers, fish sticks, macaroni & cheese, and sandwiches. These things tasted great to my tiny palate, and set the template for my eating habits for years to come.

It surprises people when they hear that I didn\u2019t eat my first salad until I was 25 years old. Yep, you heard that right. No green leaf doth pass my lips, and I loved thee not. But everything changed when I learned about the power food had to change my body, and there really was no looking back after that.

Since turning my health around in my early 20\u2019s I\u2019ve eaten more fun, exotic, and even unusual foods than you can shake a finger at. And what I\u2019ve learned is that certain foods have actually been staples in the diets of our ancestors, but we have somehow lost sight of them in lieu of Pop Tarts and pizza.

Today\u2019s powerhouse episode is a reintroduction to the classes of foods that all of us need to add into our diets on a regular basis. These 4 unusual foods will deliver your body more health and vitality than just about any other foods you can name. So, I pray thee enjoy the podcast and shareth with thine friends! And as Shakespeare would say today, \u201cLet\u2019s get it poppin\u2019!\u201d

In this episode you'll discover:
  • Which foods are some of the only \u201cwild foods\u201d that people have access to today.
  • Which food is likely the highest source of potassium and an excellent\xa0free radical scavenger.
  • Where to find the highest source of\xa0bioavailable iodine.
  • Whether or not you should be concerned about eating sea veggies due to pollution.
  • Why simply\xa0eating local\xa0might not be enough in our world today.
  • Which gelatinous food can help your body maintain normal levels of antioxidants.
  • Why \u201cessential sugars\u201d need to be a part of your nutrition strategy.
  • What\xa0adaptogens\xa0are and why they\u2019re so important.
  • How to add more foods like aloe vera and sea veggies into your diet.
  • What the major differences between flax and chia seeds are.
  • How to make sure that your flax and chia seeds\xa0don\u2019t get rancid.
  • Why cooking certain foods (versus eating them raw) is a much safer way to eat them.
  • What the\xa0#1 antioxidant food\xa0in the world is (this may surprise you!).
  • Which foods have the most proven\xa0anti-cancer benefits.
  • Which category of foods are critical for healthy digestion and detoxification.
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