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Relentless Truth with John Warren · August 12 · 32 min

Relentless Truth Extra-6-Yuka and Mamdani

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes Welcome to our sixth episode of Relentless Truth Extra. Today, I discuss an amazing app called Yuka and the grocery store concept that Mayor Mamdani is introducing in New York. Yuka was introduced to our family over a year ago by my physician. It is a free app that is useful for scanning food and cosmetic barcodes to instantly see an easy-to-read health score out of 100. It flags harmful additives, evaluates nutritional quality or ingredient safety, and suggests healthier alternatives. RFK, Jr. has increased awareness and improved our focus on food quality as a nation. Yuka is a tool that goes beyond food type and broad dietary recommendations. Yuka is a product-by-product or food-by-food item resource that doesn’t accept advertising or compensation by interests involved in the food growing or distribution process – or any other individual or corporate interests that might influence outcomes. Yuka provides information that isn’t intuitive. Products that are currently childhood staples are often rated poorly. Multiple products within a product type might have varying ratings based on ingredients. We have been researching our food and eating carefully for about six years, but Yuka was a game-changer for us. In the final few minutes, I discuss Mayor Mamdani’s socialistic grocery store concept. This concept won’t achieve its stated purpose, to provide healthier, lower-cost food for people in areas that don’t have access through the private sector, and it will cost far more than the stated cost estimates if it survives at all. The free market, if unhindered by regulatory restrictions, is the answer the Mayor is looking for here. This train is going to wreck, and it gives me no pleasure watching it happen. Thank you for listening to Relentless Truth. Please share this episode with your friends and family. Please share our work on social media. Your endorsements have been incredible in expanding our reach worldwide. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with me at john@johnwarrenmedia.com, and please visit our website for more information about our work at johnwarrenmedia.com. #theology #christian worldview

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Welcome to our sixth episode of Relentless Truth Extra. Today, I discuss an amazing app called Yuka and the grocery store concept that Mayor Mamdani is introducing in New York.

Yuka was introduced to our family over a year ago by my physician. It is a free app that is useful for scanning food and cosmetic barcodes to instantly see an easy-to-read health score out of 100. It flags harmful additives, evaluates nutritional quality or ingredient safety, and suggests healthier alternatives.

RFK, Jr. has increased awareness and improved our focus on food quality as a nation. Yuka is a tool that goes beyond food type and broad dietary recommendations. Yuka is a product-by-product or food-by-food item resource that doesn’t accept advertising or compensation by interests involved in the food growing or distribution process – or any other individual or corporate interests that might influence outcomes.

Yuka provides information that isn’t intuitive. Products that are currently childhood staples are often rated poorly. Multiple products within a product type might have varying ratings based on ingredients. We have been researching our food and eating carefully for about six years, but Yuka was a game-changer for us.

In the final few minutes, I discuss Mayor Mamdani’s socialistic grocery store concept. This concept won’t achieve its stated purpose, to provide healthier, lower-cost food for people in areas that don’t have access through the private sector, and it will cost far more than the stated cost estimates if it survives at all. The free market, if unhindered by regulatory restrictions, is the answer the Mayor is looking for here. This train is going to wreck, and it gives me no pleasure watching it happen.

Thank you for listening to Relentless Truth. Please share this episode with your friends and family. Please share our work on social media. Your endorsements have been incredible in expanding our reach worldwide. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with me at john@johnwarrenmedia.com, and please visit our website for more information about our work at johnwarrenmedia.com. #theology #christian worldview

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