Paul Saladino· MD
if we grow up and we've never had organ meats they're a very foreign taste to us and I think that a lot of people don't like them because of that
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if we grow up and we've never had organ meats they're a very foreign taste to us and I think that a lot of people don't like them because of that
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there are these magical Souls out there who have had organ meats when they're children this is the hypothesis and they love it they've developed the taste they were given liver during this critical period of their development and they they loved it then and they loved their whole life
I have a friend in Seattle who has a three-year-old son and she gave him some liver and he said oh that's gross so that by that time the windows already closed right
Ryder's first food was liver other than that's amazing the other than breast milk
if you started like six months for their first food if they get liver they will love liver