The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I think it's amazing that you can get brain and heart and pancreas and thymus cartilage and liver from these guys a lot of people do not want to eat liver and in that case I think they make a great supplement they source it from New Zealand they are grass fed they do everything nose to tail
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the concept of like benefits like that by eating the intestines of animals we are probably providing our own intestines with cofactors growth factors nutrients to become more robust and healthy
the one supplement that I've gotten really excited about this past week is their intestine and stomach they call it intestine and tripe and there are so many people finding that their gut issues get improved with this and why wouldn't they this is what's so neat about ancestral themes what ancestral supplements is doing the concept of like benefits like that by eating the intestines of animals we are probably providing our own intestines with cofactors growth factors nutrients to become more robust and healthy
they are a amazing group of men and women in Texas who are creating grass-fed grass-finished bone marrow organ supplements from New Zealand cows and they are doing this in capsule so that it's much easier for all of us to eat these organs which may be hard for us to travel with hard for us to obtain in certain places or maybe we just don't like organs but we understand that eating nose-to-tail is super important