What if the menu in front of you automatically adapted to what you can eat? No guessing, no awkward back-and-forth with the server, no anxiety about whether the kitchen really understands your allergy or dietary restriction. Just clarity and confidence. That’s the vision behind Foodini, and today I’m joined by its founder, Dylan McDonnell, to talk about the future of personalized dining. Dylan was diagnosed with celiac disease as a kid, and after years of getting sick from restaurant meals th...
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What if the menu in front of you automatically adapted to what you can eat? No guessing, no awkward back-and-forth with the server, no anxiety about whether the kitchen really understands your allergy or dietary restriction. Just clarity and confidence. That’s the vision behind Foodini, and today I’m joined by its founder, Dylan McDonnell, to talk about the future of personalized dining. Dylan was diagnosed with celiac disease as a kid, and after years of getting sick from restaurant meals th...
102. From NASA to Natural Healing: How Mayim Vega Left Space Tech to Heal the Human Body
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102. From NASA to Natural Healing: How Mayim Vega Left Space Tech to Heal the Human Body
What would make a NASA computer engineer walk away from a dream career in cutting-edge space technology? For Mayim Vega, it was a personal health crisis that modern medicine couldn’t solve. In this episode of Eat Your Content, Mayim shares her incredible journey from working on advanced nanotechnology and automation at NASA to becoming a leading voice in holistic healing. After facing debilitating migraines and finding no answers from doctors, she turned her engineering mindset inward, treati...
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What if the menu in front of you automatically adapted to what you can eat? No guessing, no awkward back-and-forth with the server, no anxiety about whether the kitchen really understands your allergy or dietary restriction. Just clarity and confidence. That’s the vision behind Foodini, and today I’m joined by its founder, Dylan McDonnell, to talk about the future of personalized dining. Dylan was diagnosed with celiac disease as a kid, and after years of getting sick from restaurant meals th...
