The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
within chinese medicine within tcm there is this this preference or this really appreciation this reverence for animal foods and that these foods are thought of as nourishing and the organs are thought of as nourishing and this is essentially one of the places where the concept of like helps like or like cures like comes from
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if somebody comes in let's talk about like a blood deficiency right you know anemia which is a major in fact the amount of women today especially and some men that are struggling with low iron low b12 who are missing blood building nutrients it it's an epidemic i mean it is huge huge proportions so that being said if you went into an ancient apothecary or saw an ancient practitioner they would prescribe you probably liver and heart and maybe spleen they would say consume this and then they would also recommend probably don quai peony and some astragalus
within chinese medicine within tcm there is this this preference or this really appreciation this reverence for animal foods and that these foods are thought of as nourishing and the organs are thought of as nourishing and this is essentially one of the places where the concept of like helps like or like cures light comes from