What if a simple change in how you prepare your food could make it healthier, easier to digest, and even better for your energy levels? In this episode, we’re uncovering five science-backed food facts that might just change the way you eat forever.

These are the kinds of insights that make you say, “Why didn’t I know this sooner?!”—and the best part? They’re easy to start using right now. From improving nutrient absorption to balancing blood sugar and optimizing digestion, these small tweaks deliver big results—without complicated diets or restrictive rules.

Hit play to learn how to get more from the foods you already love—just by making a few simple, powerful changes.

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