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EPISODE · May 24, 2026 · 48 MIN

The Truth About Seed Oils with Cherie Calbom

from Modern Women's Wellness · host Dr. Miranda Naylor

Most people have heard that seed oils are bad, but very few understand what they actually are, how they ended up in nearly every packaged food and restaurant meal, or the many ways they silently damage health from the inside out.In this episode, Dr. Miranda Naylor sits down with Cherie Calbom — known worldwide as the Juice Lady, MS in nutrition, and author of 36 books including her latest, The Truth About Seed Oils — to break down the real story behind these industrial oils. Cherie draws on decades of experience and extensive research to explain how seed oils came to dominate the food supply, what they're doing to our cells, hormones, brains, and bodies, and what practical steps we can take right now to make better choices.We'll explore: ✔️ The surprising origin story of seed oils and how they were marketed as "heart-healthy" ✔️ The "hateful eight" seed oils and how to identify them on food labels ✔️ How seed oils drive inflammation, oxidative stress, hormonal disruption, and cellular damage ✔️ The connection between seed oils and anxiety, depression, brain fog, and neurodegenerative disease ✔️ How long it takes to notice real changes when you remove seed oils from your diet✔️ Practical tips for navigating restaurants, reading labels, and making the switch to better fatsWhether you're just starting to learn about seed oils or ready to make a full dietary shift, this episode gives you both the science and the practical roadmap to protect your health — and your family's.Topics Covered:Introduction to seed oils Cherie's background and personal health journey How seed oils entered the food supply The rise of heart disease and the lipid hypothesis The hateful eight — what seed oils actually are Reading labels and voting with your dollar How seed oils impact the body — inflammation, disease, and more Seed oils, anxiety, Alzheimer's, and sleep Hormonal disruption and menstrual healthWhy seed oils cause inflammation (the science) Seed oils and cell membrane health How long to notice results when switching oils Tips for eating out and avoiding seed oils Where to find Cherie and her bookCherie Calbom Links:Grab your copy of The Truth About Seed Oils on Amazon or at juiceladyinfo.comWebsite: https://juiceladyinfo.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/juiceladycherie🎧 Hit Subscribe or Follow so you never miss an episode. And if you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to leave a positive review to help us reach other women on a journey to wellness!______Links💫 What’s your hormone type? Take the quiz🩺  Ready to feel like yourself again with personalized support? Book your free clarity call with Dr. Naylor📲 Follow Dr. Naylor on Instagram🌐 Visit my website

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Most people have heard that seed oils are bad, but very few understand what they actually are, how they ended up in nearly every packaged food and restaurant meal, or the many ways they silently damage health from the inside out. In this episode, Dr. Miranda Naylor sits down with Cherie Calbom — known worldwide as the Juice Lady, MS in nutrition, and author of 36 books including her latest, The Truth About Seed Oils — to break down the real story behind these industrial oils. Cherie draws on...

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