Paul Saladino· MD
why would you get your carbohydrates from that when you could get your carbohydrates from the least toxic sources which i believe are fruit
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.
why would you get your carbohydrates from that when you could get your carbohydrates from the least toxic sources which i believe are fruit
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as fruit ripens the amount of anti-nutrients the amount of defense chemicals in the fruit decreases
there's good evidence in tomatoes and other fruit yes tomatoes of fruit that as fruit ripens the amount of anti-nutrients the amount of defense chemicals in the fruit decreases
I do agree with Dr saladino that fruit is the least bad of of the plant foods that you can ingest I think it's the least inflammatory I think that it the plants absolutely intend for you to eat ripe fruit right and so it actually the plant actually draws the the anti-nutrients or breaks them down there's various mechanisms that that happens in in the fruit but it makes it less inflammatory and it makes it it makes the nutrition that is in the plant more accessible