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In this episode:• The childhood disease cod liver oil helped reverse• Why Weston A. Price believed modern diets changed facial structure within one generation• The connection between vitamin A, D, K2, DHA, bones, teeth, and babies• Why traditional cultures protected special foods for women before pregnancy• How mouth breathing and jaw development compound over time• Why cod liver oil is not the same thing as regular fish oil• The real lesson behind the “smelly spoonful” our grandparents were told to takeWhat did we remove from the modern diet, and what did it quietly cost us?
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