Wylde about….van Tullekens.

Hands up.

I declare a conflict of interest. 

The van Tullekens are Wylde customers. But that isn’t why I’m writing this email.

I’m writing because I’ve just finished reading Xand van Tulleken’s new book, Make Me Well.

It’s an important book. Very important, in fact.

It’s also entertaining, and at times very, very funny. 

Much as we did with Xand’s bro Chris’ book - Ultra-Processed People - we’ve made it required reading here at Wylde.

Why?

Because with an unapologetic evidence-first approach, Make Me Well takes a long hard look at the multi-billion dollar ‘wellness’ industry – the supplements, the at-home tests, the wearables and everything else that has been relentlessly sold to us all over recent years. 

Xand rigorously examines the – often well-accepted – claims that are made around vitamin D, testosterone, the Zoe study, collagen and so much more besides. 

His conclusion? 

Well, I won’t spoil it for you. 

But let’s just say that food is good.
And supplements, putting it mildly, are not as good as food.

Like I say, it’s a brilliant book and I recommend it to you whole-heartedly.

So much so in fact, that if you’re one of the first 25 people to make an order this morning I’ll make sure a copy gets put in your box this week. On us. Gratis. 

Sunday mornings are normally fairly busy and our producers do brisk business, so you’ll need to get to it.

The market is open here.

PS - don’t forget that we deliver nationwide on Saturdays as well as Fridays. Just choose your best option when you check out