Paul Saladino· MD
you could really just stop eating chicken and pork that's fed corn and soy and uh eat nose-to-tail animal foods
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you could really just stop eating chicken and pork that's fed corn and soy and uh eat nose-to-tail animal foods
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you can look at wild chickens and wild pigs or wild hogs and they have four to five percent linoleic acid in their fat and you look at conventionally raised chickens and pigs and they have 16 to 25 percent linoleic acid in their fat