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I Built My Own Personalized Panel of Renowned Docs for $20/month Complete With Customized Protocols
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- Feb 17, 2026
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Summary
A few weeks ago on our weekly Food is Health Livestream, we sat down with Pryce Ancona, an industry leader in healthcare interoperability (and friend!) who has spent the last decade connecting the disconnected systems of American healthcare (or at least trying). What started as a conversation about frozen olive trees in Texas turned into an hour-and-a-half deep dive into how AI is about to fundamentally change the relationship between you and your health data. Whether healthcare believes it or not. And guess what… our guest walked away rethinking the true implications. Here’s the full video. If you somehow find this TV worthy, you can now access our content on the Substack TV app on your smart TV. FYI, it took a hot second in our house, one TV let me download the app and one didn’t. Because some folks prefer the written word, we have a recap below. If you are new here - WELCOME! And thank you, there are thousands of you as of February. Just a little context for those who have just jumped in…when we talk about Food Is Health, we’re talking about a full systemic redesign where nutrient density and nutrition becomes affordable. From soil, through ingredients, through packaged goods, all the way through distribution, retail, restaurants, and into healthcare itself. To break it down, we created a framework we call System A (inherent health - evolution - pre-20th century - not scalable), B (current state - cheap calories fueling a chronic disease epidemic leading to a crippling healthcare cost burden). And System C - our mission - a new system built on first principles, designed around human outcomes and human health. Our current healthcare system still handles what it was meant to do (acute care), but a parallel system emerges that’s focused on keeping people healthy in the…