Paul Saladino· MD
in my opinion the takeaway from this episode is eat nutrient-rich food okay you all know if you listen to me that I think that nutrient-rich food is no stale animal food bioavailability no plant toxins
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in my opinion the takeaway from this episode is eat nutrient-rich food okay you all know if you listen to me that I think that nutrient-rich food is no stale animal food bioavailability no plant toxins
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animal foods are really the most nutrient rich foods on the planet with no toxins
animal-based diet is a framework that I developed over my years coming from a carnivore diet kind of a mixture of a carnivore diet and a paleo diet without vegetables it's meat it's organs either fresh or desicated like we make it hardened soil with fruit honey and raw dairy and I think of this as a simple way to get nutrients while also consuming the least amount of plant toxins