Doctors, journalists and researchers who questioned the story before it was comfortable to — and did the work to back it up.
We don’t agree with every one of them on everything — that’s the point. Each did the reading and put their name on it. Tap a face to go deeper.
Family doctor and author of Deep Nutrition and Dark Calories. She coined the “Hateful Eight” — the shorthand for the industrial oils worth cutting first.
Read her profile →
An eye doctor who traced the modern rise of macular degeneration and other chronic diseases back to the flood of industrial seed oils.
Read his profile →
Investigative journalist behind The Big Fat Surprise — nine years spent re-examining how saturated fat became the villain, and how thin that case really was.
Read her profile →
A self-taught researcher who has spent over a decade tracing linoleic acid and oxidized seed oils through the science — and writing it up in plain sight.
Read his profile →More voices — homesteaders, chefs, and the readers of this movement — join as the library grows.
If a post got you here, this is where it gets solid. Start with the documentary — then the books the voices actually wrote.
The first film from MAHA Films (director Jeff Hays) makes the case in plain sight — with several of these voices on screen — that industrial seed oils and ultra-processed food sit behind much of modern chronic disease. The clearest 90 minutes you can hand a skeptical friend.
Where to watch →Links go to the authors’ own pages and official listings — buy them wherever you like.
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