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Episode 60: Sugar Shock — How the Overuse Of Sugar In Our Food Is Slowly Taking Lives With Oobli CEO, Ali Wing

Christian Birmingham podcaster & health coach, Heather Brown, interviews Ali Wing on the overuse of sugar in our food.

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Don’t miss this conversation with the CEO of Oobli, Ali Wing. We discuss how Oobli is using sweet proteins to create sweets that will not compromise our health. Oobli is essentially the first company to launch products with sweet proteins — sweetness from protein that can replace up to 90% of sugar in most products. 

In This Episode On Sugar Shock — How the Overuse Of Sugar In Our Food Is Slowly Taking Lives With Oobli CEO Ali Wing We Discuss:

  • What is the science behind sweet proteins?
  • How are sweet proteins more sustainable than sugar?
  • The history and bright future of sweet proteins.

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