The Regeneration with My Health Forward

In this episode of the Regeneration podcast, Matthew of My Health Forward and Zen Honeycutt of Moms Across America, discuss the critical importance of fighting pesticide liability shields, the impact of pesticides on health, and the role of grassroots movements in advocating for cleaner food systems. They emphasize the need for community action and individual empowerment to promote health freedom and combat environmental toxins, particularly glyphosate. The discussion highlights the significance of organic farming and the collective efforts of individuals to influence policy and create a healthier future.(00:00) Introduction to the Regeneration(02:49) Mom's Across America(04:20) The Push for Pesticide Liability Immunity(07:49) Understanding the Implications of Section 453(14:02) The Broader Impact of Chemical Exposure(17:17) The Influence of Chemical Companies on Policy (21:35) The Importance of Collective Action for Health (24:46) The Impact of Glyphosate on Health (31:36) Grassroots Movements and Community Action(37:51) Empowering Change Through Awareness and Advocacy (43:36) Farm Maps (45:38) Understanding Berberine and Its Benefits (46:37) Brewing Herbal Teas for HealthtakeawaysRegenerative health and farming are crucial for our well-being.Grassroots movements like Moms Across America are making significant strides.Pesticides, especially glyphosate, pose serious health risks.Community action is essential for promoting cleaner food systems.Individual empowerment leads to better health choices.Organic farming must remain strong against dilution of standards.Awareness of environmental toxins is vital for public health.Advocacy can lead to policy changes that benefit health.Education and sharing information are key to community engagement.Health freedom is a shared responsibility among individualsMy Health Forward ⁠https://myhealthforward.com/⁠⁠http://instagram.com/myhealthforward⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@MyHealthForwardMoms Across Americahttps://www.momsacrossamerica.com/https://www.instagram.com/momsacrossamerica/

In this episode, Matthew from My Health Forward speaks with Nora LaTorre, the founder and CEO of Eat Real Certified, about the organization's mission to improve school lunches across America. They discuss the importance of healthy food access for children and the Eat Real certification process for schools. The pair highlights the impact of California Assembly Bill 1264, which aims to protect children from harmful ultra-processed foods. Nora shares success stories from various school districts and emphasizes the need for community involvement in advocating for better nutrition in schools. Matthew shares about his work to start school gardens and leaves the listeners with an important call to action. Contact link for Governor Newsom's office. (00:00) The Regeneration Introduction(01:26) Introduction to Eat Real Certified(04:26) The Impact of School Lunches on Children's Health(07:34) EatReal's Certification Process and Community Engagement(10:10) Localizing Food Supply Chains in Schools(13:20) Before and After: Transforming School Lunches(16:51) Legislative Push for AB 1264 and its Importance(20:21) How to support California AB 1264(21:34) How to Get Involved and Support Healthy School Lunches(25:35) OutroMy Health Forward https://myhealthforward.com/http://instagram.com/myhealthforwardhttps://www.youtube.com/@MyHealthForwardEat Real Certifiedhttps://eatreal.org/https://www.instagram.com/eatrealcertified/Eat Real Certified is a nonprofit focused on improving children's health through better school lunches.Schools serve as the largest restaurant chain in America, making them a key target for health initiatives.Eat Real Certified works with school districts to assess and improve their food programs based on science-based standards.The certification process helps schools transition from ultra-processed foods to healthier, local options.Community involvement is crucial for advocating for better school lunches and supporting local farmers.California Assembly Bill 1264 aims to define and limit harmful ultra-processed foods in schools.Parents and community members can play a significant role in pushing for healthier school food options.Every small action, like reaching out to school nutrition directors, can lead to significant changes in children's health.

Gally Meyer from Buena Vida Specialty Coffee joins Matthew on the Regeneration with My Health Forward podcast to discuss regenerative coffee farming in Costa Rica. (00:00) Introduction to the Regeneration(01:09) Introduction to Buena Vista Specialty Coffee(03:35) Understanding Regenerative Agriculture(06:49) The Challenges of Coffee Farming(11:58) Empowering Farmers Through Fair Pricing(17:30) The Importance of Regenerative Practices Over Organic Labels(20:53) The Truth Behind Coffee Certifications(25:22) Environmental Disruptions in Coffee Farming(29:56) The Future of Coffee: Optimism and Consumer Awareness(35:43) Empowering Consumers: Making Informed Choices(39:39) OutroIn this conversation, Matthew and Gally Mayer discuss the intersection of regenerative agriculture and the coffee industry. They explore the importance of soil health, fair pricing for farmers, and the challenges faced by coffee growers due to climate change. Gally emphasizes the need for transparency in coffee production and the significance of collaboration among farmers. The discussion also highlights the distinction between organic and regenerative practices, advocating for a deeper understanding of coffee quality and consumer awareness. Gally shares insights on the future of regenerative coffee farming and encourages listeners to take actionable steps in supporting sustainable practices.My Health Forwardwww.myhealthforward.com http://instagram.com/myhealthforwardhttps://www.youtube.com/@MyHealthForwardBuena Vida Specialty Coffeehttps://buenavida.coffee/https://www.instagram.com/buenavida_specialtycoffee/