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Deep Nutrition by Catherine Shanahan — WisdomDeck honest review
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Deep Nutrition

by Catherine Shanahan

A physician's four pillars of traditional diets: meat on the bone, organs, fermented and sprouted foods, fresh raw foods, and her case against vegetable oils and sugar. It is detailed and provocative; the ancestral framing and some claims about oils are contested by mainstream nutrition.

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Read it if…

you are interested in traditional-diet arguments and want them from a doctor.

Skip it if…

you want consensus; it diverges in several places.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Traditional diets share patterns worth noticing.
  2. Processed oils and sugar are the common villain.
  3. Read divergent views with a critical eye.

Do this first

Add bone broth or a fermented food this week; the uncontroversial part.

Our verdict

Provocative and contested.

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