That Can't Be True with Chelsea Clinton Setting the Record Straight on Seed Oils, Raw Milk & Formula with Dr. Jessica Knurick
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Oct 2, 2025 
Dr. Jessica Knurick, a registered dietitian with a PhD in nutrition science, dives into the world of nutrition myths and misinformation. She sheds light on why claims about seed oils being harmful are unfounded and champions infant formula as a scientific advancement. Jessica discusses the surge in pregnancy-related misinformation she observed postpartum and critiques the flawed focus on toxins in chronic disease discussions. With practical insights, she advocates for policy changes to improve food systems and rebuild trust in nutrition experts.
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Don't Blame The CDC For Chronic Disease
- RFK Jr.'s claim that the CDC caused the chronic disease epidemic misattributes responsibility and oversimplifies complex causes.
- Public health agencies advise; they don't legislate household choices that drive chronic disease.
Why She Started Busting Nutrition Myths
- Jessica first noticed a surge of pregnancy-related misinformation on TikTok while pregnant in 2022 and started posting to correct it.
- Postpartum anxiety motivated her to build a community and combat harmful nutrition narratives.
Seed Oil Claims Clash With Evidence
- Seed oils are demonized online based on isolated mechanisms, but human studies don't show they cause inflammation.
- Seed oils often appear in low-nutrient ultra-processed foods, which drive much of the health risk.