Episode 2182 – On this Saturday’s show, Vinnie Tortorich welcomes couple Steven Fullerton and Somors Stephenson and they discuss their success with NSNG®, regenerative farming practices, being infectious in a good way and the events they are hosting in order to improve community health, and more.
INFECTIOUS IN A GOOD WAY
- Vinnie loves what Steven and Somors are doing for their community and claims it’s infectious in a good way. (2:00)
- Vinnie then asks the couple to explain their backstory and what led them to NSNG®. (3:00)
- Somors was having several issues, one being Hashimoto’s (autoimmune thyroid condition).
- Steven had a high-stress job of his own that led to several issues as well.
- Both give their stories of how they accumulated knowledge from different sources and learned how to eat correctly.
- Vinnie has had the same experts on the show over the years, many of them doctors willing to tell the truth, rather than just hand out pills. (8:25)
- Vinnie asks Steven about his health history–it was a mutation over time. (13:40)
- Vinnie understands how difficult it is to get the messaging of what is healthy out to people; it’s a battle to fight companies like Kelloggs who put out bad information just to sell products. (17:40)
- They chat about the recommendations of carb-loading that started in the 1980s. (24:00)
- Vinnie then asks when Steven and Somors decided to take what they were learning into the community. (29:45)Â
REGENERATIVE FARMING
- The conversation then leads into a discussion about regenerative farming and folks like Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms. (30:04)
- They’ve become very involved in learning the aspects of rotational grazing which creates healthy soil and animals.
- They explain the process involved in rotational grazing and why it’s optimal.
- They also chat about how backward the “science” is that we hear about regarding farming and the environment. (33:38)
- Vinnie really emphasizes the need to make positive changes for the next generation. (44:00)
- Steven and Somors can be found at Positive Momentum, LLC, and use profits to help schools in their community.
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