Paul Saladino· MD
knowing that indigenous people tend to not suffer chronic disease like we do at all not have insulin resistance like we do at all not have cancer incidents like we do
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knowing that indigenous people tend to not suffer chronic disease like we do at all not have insulin resistance like we do at all not have cancer incidents like we do
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They don't have chronic disease. They I don't know if it was you that said this or maybe I saw on another video or documentary on hunter-gatherers. They they barely even have a word for depression. Like, mental health and mental illness just doesn't exist.
so it's essentially it's pretty darn safe to say that these hunter-gatherer tribes do not suffer chronic disease like we do
chronic disease rates are extremely low