#54 | How to Eat for Your Values (Without Going Full Vegan) with Scott Putnam

#54 | How to Eat for Your Values (Without Going Full Vegan) with Scott Putnam

From Fulfillment Project by Fulfillment Project with: Andy Leonard

April 13, 2026 · 43 min · Season 2 · Episode 54

About this episode

Scott Putnam discusses his journey from a meat-centric diet to exploring plant-based options and the implications of our food choices.

Scott Putnam was a lifelong, self-described "happy carnivore"... until a doctor's visit, a life in China, and one unforgettable moment in a grocery store deli line changed everything. Now he's the author of Revenge of the Herds, and he's not here to convert you.In this conversation, you'll learn: Why processed meats are classified in the same carcinogen category as cigarettes and asbestos, and why there are no warning labels. What a 10-day plant-based study revealed that stunned the doctors running it. The one change Scott says makes the biggest noticeable difference, and it's not giving up meat first. How to honestly evaluate your own food system without going to extremes. This episode is for anyone who suspects the food system has problems but isn't ready to go fully plant-based and wants a real, non-preachy conversation about it.Try this today: Eliminate dairy completely for 3–5 days — no cheese, no milk, no ice cream — and just pay attention to how you feel. Scott calls it the single most telling test you can do. #FulfillmentProject #PlantBased #FoodAndHealth 📚 Explore more conversations on leadership + parenting: SUBSCRIBE TO FULFILLMENT PROJECT today. Scott's 10 day class…

People in this episode

Guest: Scott Putnam

Topics covered

  • food system
  • plant-based diet
  • health
  • nutrition
  • self-improvement

Keywords

  • processed meats
  • carcinogens
  • dairy elimination
  • food evaluation

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Revenge of the Herds

Books & works: Revenge of the Herds

Places: China

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