This one came up in a MailBag segment and we have to talk about it. The Department of Health and Human Services just announced that medical school accrediting organizations have agreed to follow through on the recommendation that doctors actually learn nutrition as part of their training. Let that sink in for a second. We are in 2026. Your doctor has spent years in school learning how to treat disease, prescribe medications, and manage symptoms. But until now, there has been no requirement that they learn in any meaningful depth how the food you eat every day affects your body. They’ll write you a prescription for Ozempic or Wegovy without hesitation. But basic nutrition science? That was optional. The body runs on what you feed it. That’s not controversial. That’s biology. The fact that we need a federal directive to get that into medical school curricula in 2026 tells you everything you need to know about why so many people are sick and why so few are actually getting better. We’ve been saying this for 25 years. Glad the conversation is finally catching up!