Paul Saladino· MD
There is no place in the human diet for garbage processed foods.
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There is no place in the human diet for garbage processed foods.
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Refined sugar is bad. And so it's okay to eat these processed foods that are high protein >> protein pretzels. >> Protein pretzels, protein chips. That's right. I mean, like everything. It's it's protein cinnamon buns with no with no sugar, but it's like alulose, but it's a cinnamon bun, but it's high protein, right? All of it's garbage. It's all garbage. It's a food thing, you know?