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.
beef suet is 25 plus percent stearic acid it's probably the highest stearic acid you can get cacao butter is also high in steric acid those are the two naturally occurring sources that are high around 25 percent stearic acid
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ceric acid i really believe to be a nutrient that humans need you guys found in animal foods like suet two days of a diet like that and the mitochondria fragment and they burn less fat the fatty acid carnitines in the blood go up because the body isn't using those they're not burning fat you can see the pictures basically this is where i got the name for fire starter for our supplement hat tip to brad for fire in the bottle but fire starter you want to start a fire in your body give your body stearic acid now you can get it from suet you get it from other animal fat you get it from cacao butter but that's why we make this up on our heart and soil the fire starter supplement
stearic acid is high because i supplement with that getting suet and fire starter these are what i'm so fascinated by
and there's a little bit extra animal fat here the suet which we know is high in stearic acid that's why we make this fire starter supplement to get people suet and the important animal fats of stearic acid if they're not getting this easily