While our editions here at the Regeneration Weekly tend to focus on promoting on-farm practices, ecosystem service markets, and policies incentivizing a regenerative transition, the brands that both meet existing consumer demand and create new markets for regeneratively produced goods merit storytelling. To that end, I spoke with the founder and CEO of one of the most exciting brands freshly in the regenerative space,
Bravo, with qualifiers. Regenerative A2 dairy! Wow, thatās both amazing and laudable. Bringing that milk into a treat we all love, like ice cream is a great start, but the sugar aspect needs critical examination. No matter how regenerative the cane farming is, it will still provoke a big glycemic response in consumers. As someone who learned too late to prevent damage to my body, insulin resistance is a very real, very prevalent disease, estimated as affecting some 80% of us on the planet. See the work of Ben Bikman, PhD for reference.
Please explore stevia, which Iām sure can also be sustainably grown, and if it hasnāt been yet, perhaps inspire someone to start! Iād buy and happily promote your ice cream once I was sure it wouldnāt contribute to this hidden but devastating epidemic called insulin resistance. All the best to you. So far, so great.
Bravo, with qualifiers. Regenerative A2 dairy! Wow, thatās both amazing and laudable. Bringing that milk into a treat we all love, like ice cream is a great start, but the sugar aspect needs critical examination. No matter how regenerative the cane farming is, it will still provoke a big glycemic response in consumers. As someone who learned too late to prevent damage to my body, insulin resistance is a very real, very prevalent disease, estimated as affecting some 80% of us on the planet. See the work of Ben Bikman, PhD for reference.
Please explore stevia, which Iām sure can also be sustainably grown, and if it hasnāt been yet, perhaps inspire someone to start! Iād buy and happily promote your ice cream once I was sure it wouldnāt contribute to this hidden but devastating epidemic called insulin resistance. All the best to you. So far, so great.