Casey Means on Regenerative, Local, Unprocessed Food: recommends

Dr. Casey Means recommends moving away from ultra-processed foods toward real, unprocessed foods “grown in good soil, ideally local” — a position she stated on The Megyn Kelly Show Ep. 887, “Elite Establishment’s Ties to Big Pharma and Keys to Avoiding Ultra-Processed Food.”

Means’s stated reasoning is that the modern ultra-processed food supply — the refined sugars, ultra-processed grains, and industrial seed oils she calls the “Unholy Trinity” — drives the metabolic dysfunction at the center of her work, while real food grown in healthy soil supplies the inputs cells need. The “ideally local” framing ties her dietary advice to regenerative agriculture, positioning food sourcing as part of the health equation.

What Means says

• Means recommends moving away from ultra-processed foods toward real, unprocessed foods “grown in good soil, ideally local.”
• Means links regenerative food sourcing to metabolic health.

All health claims above are attributed to Means, drawn from her Megyn Kelly Ep. 887 appearance; they are not presented as established medical fact.

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