Controversial Thoughts: How to build your tribe in 2021

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Paul Saladino11m · 2021-07-30

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Well SupportedConsuming carbohydrates from tolerated sources like fruit, honey, or tubers can positively impact thyroid and sex hormones.Well SupportedHeart and Soil Supplements offers a female supplement called 'Her Package' containing uterus, fallopian tubes, ovary, kidney, and liver.Well SupportedHumans are animal-based omnivores, consuming a majority of food from either plants or animals.Not SupportedKetosis is not a beneficial state for most humans all of the time, and the speaker feels better not being in ketosis constantly.Partially Supported

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An animal-based diet, which allows for a spectrum of plant toxicity, provides more freedom and can help individuals feel better and have a higher quality of life.

Not SupportedPlants contain toxins and do not serve a unique or necessary role in the human diet.

Partially SupportedThe speaker consumes animal testicles for unique peptides beneficial for sexual health, which they believe also benefits women.

Partially SupportedThe absence of loneliness or the presence of community is crucial for longevity and high quality of life.

Partially SupportedIndividuals following an animal-based diet may feel isolated.

Partially SupportedAn animal-based 30-day challenge is available through heart and soil supplements in August.