Paul Saladino· MD
but we know that food is the biggest lever that we can pull and understanding the way that food creates disease and health is the greatest I think paradigm shift that will happen in medicine in the next 20 years
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but we know that food is the biggest lever that we can pull and understanding the way that food creates disease and health is the greatest I think paradigm shift that will happen in medicine in the next 20 years
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the simple fact of the matter is that there is no bigger lever for health and disease than food and all discussions of whether you espouse a vegan diet or whether anyone espouses a carnivore diet or a paleo diet or a keto diet if Western medicine opens its mind just a hair so the possibility that food could influence disease and that food is the driver then the amount of research that will come out of that will change the world because that is the research that's not being done
the simple fact of the matter is that there is no bigger lever for health and disease than food