#FOODTRUTH Episode 2 - Phytochemicals with Dr. Jed Fahey
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#FOODTRUTH Episode 2 - Phytochemicals with Dr. Jed Fahey

We are happy to welcome Dr. Jed Fahey to our podcast! In today’s episode, we had a meaningful conversation about the benefits of phytochemicals and how foods like broccoli can impact our child's development.



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Timestamps:

Definition of Phytochemicals 1:40
Hormesis 3:48
Phytonutrients 10:16
Pathogen Resistance 21:38
Researching Phytonutrients 28:52
Cancer Prevention 1:05:41
Autism 1:07:06
Schizophrenia 1:09:49

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