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.
whether it's the peptides found in spleen splenin spunopentane tufts in the peptides found in the liver the peptides found in stomach and intestine like uh you know the bpc157 or the peptides found in immuno milk like hepatocyte growth factor which have been shown to repair leaky gut in experiments
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in an organ there possibly could be growth factors peptides that are supportive for the corresponding organ in humans this concept of like supports life there's actually really good evidence that when you eat an organ it does have unique growth factors that are not present in other organs not present in muscle meat that could support the corresponding organ
but then I think even getting your kids like I was telling you about with your daughter who's just now one yeah she might be able to she just pounds meat and fruit there's no meat or fruit that she turns down she might eat some fresh litter she eats any meat any fruit doesn't turn anything down and and she's going to grow she's like thriving like if we would have known this with the first kid it would have been so much better yeah yeah so I think you're right so what I would say is we talked about the raw dairy for you for your family for your kids the organs fres FR Andor desicated like the hardened soil beef organs and then I think that's it man honey