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Jackson's Healthy Snacks As Seen On Shark Tank - The Real Story
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Scott and Megan Reamer were on a mission to help their son in any way they could. They found that certain foods really helped him. As they perfected preparations of some of these foods, little did they know they would eventually become a shark tank success story.
RESOURCES:
Visit Jackson's Potato Chips:
https://snackjacksons.com/
Get the Book Nourishing Traditions by Sally Falon:
https://amzn.to/3G3yE9V
Watch the Home Visit portion of the Shark Tank Episode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRF2GY81Pgc
Watch a snip of the studio portion on Shark Tank:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcs3JyKJRV0
Visit this episode's Blog Page:
https://drhaley.com/jacksons/
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro Snip
00:47 Introduction Jackson's Meagan and Scott Reamer who got a deal on Shark Tank
03:30 What is your son Jackson's story that brought you to study healthy foods?
04:35 When you can't figure out the diagnosis, or there are no treatment options, what can you do?
07:40 How starting a snack company focused on low inflammatory foods has ministered to others.
08:51 Jackson's legacy
09:35 How inflammation is a part of so much disease
11:48 For an anti-inflammatory diet, what would you consume more of and what would you avoid?
14:11 How to make healthy potato chips
17:42 What are the healthy fat options for potato chips?
20:35 Why are saturated fats better?
24:30 Are any of your ingredients potentially on the MAHA chopping block?
27:55 How different parts of the country are looking for healthier options
29:55 Tell us about your shark Rohan Oza that invested in your company and how much he participates in decisions
32:45 What are some of hard decisions you have had to make?
34:34 When did you realize you needed to ditch co-packers and bring manufacturing in-house and what were the advantages?
40:26 Who did the researching to decide what foods were healthier and who observed the results?
41:14 Who were your influencers and what books did you read?
41:29 All about Nourishing Traditions, Weston A. Price recipe's and more
44:14 What is a "Nutrient Dense Food"?
46:59 What was one of the nutritional "AHA!" moments?
47:55 What are the underlying cynicisms about the food chain?
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