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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark — What's Hiding in America's Favorite Foods? + How to Make Them Healthier | Vani Hari @TheFoodbabe
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What's Hiding in America's Favorite Foods? + How to Make Them Healthier | Vani Hari @TheFoodbabe

Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · 89

Kraft, Starbucks, Subway, Chick-fil-A — Vani Hari, aka the Food Babe, has pushed some of the biggest brands in America to pull junk out of their ingredients. Now she’s bringing that same fight to your kitchen. We get into what’s really going on with chicken and antibiotics, what’s still hiding in some of America’s…

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“Love this casual style interview. Bring more close friends back on and do this!”

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“Love this style of episode Alex!!”

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“This is such an important conversation! So many moms justify UPFs because they’re cheap and convenient, but they’re missing the bigger picture: the potential long-term implications for our children’s physical and mental health. Regularly fe…”

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“Not buying the food for our kids isn't the hard part... it's all the other places that want to give kids junk food. Controlling my kids' diets more is one of the many reasons we homeschool. But they are constantly being bombarded with crudd…”

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