Right? So it’s just a matter of finding some of these subtle differences or characteristics, and figuring out how to harness them for the application that you want.” – Mallory Embree “So I have this view that Mother Nature knows how to do it best. For a limited time, I am offering special discount pricing so head over to The Sustainavore Course now! Quotes: The course includes over 7 hours of video instruction from me and 60 daily emails full of tips, tricks, and motivation to keep you going – plus lots of bonus material. You will learn how to feel confidant that the food you’re buying is the right choice for your health and the environment. This episode was brought to you by my new Sustainavore Course ! Are you confused about which diet is best for your health and the planet? Are you feeling frustrated with quick-fix diets and conflicting nutrition information? Check out Sustainavore. And of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, Patreon supporters, and listeners. Our hosts are Diana Rodgers and James Connelly. Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Research Paper: The Western Diet–Microbiome-Host Interaction and Its Role in Metabolic Disease Connect with Mallory: How Native Microbials products may impact the cell-based meat industry.The promising data on reduction in methane production.The process for finding the best microbes.How Native Microbials is different than just a probiotic.Antibiotic resistance Native Microbials products can help.Mallory’s love of microbes comes across as we chat about: She along with her co-founder, Mike Seely, started Native Microbials in 2015 to produce the next generation of feed supplements to improve the health, productivity, and sustainability of animals with microbes that are native to them. My guest today is Mallory Embree, Chief Science Officer at Native Microbials. But have you thought about the microbiome of animals? Native Microbials is an innovative company that specializes in optimizing the gut bacteria of animals including cattle, chickens, and even your pets! We’ve all heard about the microbiome and how important it is to human health. Podcast (sustainable-dish-podcast): Play in new window | Download

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