Paul Saladino· MD
there is lots of vitamin E in animal foods as I've talked about in the book and many other places when I look at carnivore diets people have tons of vitamin E in their body it's probably an animal fat an animal meat
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there is lots of vitamin E in animal foods as I've talked about in the book and many other places when I look at carnivore diets people have tons of vitamin E in their body it's probably an animal fat an animal meat
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there is lots of vitamin E in animal foods as I've talked about in the book and many other places when I look at carnivore diets people have tons of vitamin E in their body it's probably an animal fat an animal meat
why wouldn't there be vitamin E in animal Foods it's fat soluble after all
animal fat is a great source of vitamin E so butter raw milk even Tallow the fat in your steaks that has vitamin E
animal fat is a great source of vitamin E so butter raw milk even Tallow the fat in your steaks that has vitamin E