We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
some people too they're eating mostly well but then they're also you know ingesting seed oils and they're eating ice cream and you know you got to remove the bad too you can't just eat you know an animal-based diet and then also eat bad stuff and think you're gonna fix yourself
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you know every once in a while people will say that to me and i i'm just a heartbreaker on all these podcasts these days they'll say i love my meat but i love my hot sauce and i'm thinking i don't know i mean there's definitely some studies out there that would suggest that the capsaicin and though there's some studies that show benefit to that these nightshade plants whether it's the chiles or the tomatoes or those can be really disruptive via certain lectins to the gut lining