I've been following the Vax discussion closely for years. I was recommending the Dr Sears vaccine schedule 15 years ago, which spreads them out and waits until the child is older. Now I recommend very few, selected vaccines to patients. My 2 children have had a few, selected vaccines but will Not get most of them. I'm aware of Malik and Bowden and many others in this space. I got dinged by Youtube back in 2020 for videos on this so have backed off speaking publically about it because I have kids to feed.

Fruits don't contain a single nutrient that you cannot get from meat.

Lots of research on this that is often ignored. No one should be eating closer than 2-3 hours before going to bed. I try for stopping food 3 hours before bed. Not only does this decrease reflux, it increases sleep quality and many other things.

Got Saladino on Nostr now. Hoping soon to have Shawn Baker and Anthony Chaffee. Getting on Nostr is not as effortless as other social medias, as you know, and this friction is just too much for many people.

I.F. is great and powerful, I do it every day. Usually break my fast around 2-3pm with a big meal, and then I might have a second meal around 4 hours later, or I might not, depending on hunger. I don't practice longer 2-7 day fasts, but many people benefit from them.

That is my website. We are working on getting a BTC option set up, and a prominent link to my Nostr

He was invited by @benwehrman. Our job is to make him a bitcoiner. Haha

It might sound boring but I prefer 70/30 ground beef with ground in liver and heart. Love ribeye, porterhouse and fillet, but on the daily, ground beef with organs.

That when you look at Anthropology & Paleoanthro research, it is very clear that humans and our ancestors have always eaten lots of meat. All of the stone "tools" you hear about are 100% stone Weapons for killing and butchering meat.

I'm not sure about this. I've met a lot of smart people. Possibly Prof Ben Bikman or Dr Jason Fung

I think there is a spectrum of PHD, from ovo-pescatarian to low-carb, to keto, to carnivore. Probably not everyone needs to be carnivore forever. But, no one benefits from vegan or SAD diets.

Carnivore is not a weight loss diet. You will stop losing weight when your body fat % gets to a certain level. Then, if you want to gain weight, start lifting weights and building muscle and bone.

You'll need further lab testing and imaging to figure out the cause. This could be from a pre-existing condition you didn't know about, or a new coincidental condition.

I'm sure Dr. Berry has some great, up-to-date info, but in case he's offline, here's my take (from reading up on the topic, and also listening to a lot of podcasts).

You want to listen to Dr. Thomas Seyfried, he's interviewed on a lot of podcasts. He's the main guy on metabolic therapy for cancer (i.e. ketogenic diets, zero carb).

Also I just recently heard an interview with a younger female doctor, who got disillusioned with mainstream medicine, and switched to being in an advisory role, specializing in metabolic/ketogenic therapy for cancer. Unfortunately I don't remember her name (I knew I should have written it down!) but I believe the interview with her was in the past couple months, and on a carnivore podcast. You might ask around on carnivore forums. Basically, searching online (and preferably NOT on mainstream sites) for metabolic therapy for cancer should get you lots of info and people to contact.

This book might help out: Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer. It's published by the Independent Medical Alliance (formerly FLCCC.net), they had/have a lot of alternative ideas for treating covid.

You can download it for free, or buy it on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Cancer-Care-Repurposed-Metabolic-Interventions

No food that our ancestors have been eating for millions of years can cause cancer in any meaningful way. With a little research, you will find that many foods that you would think are ancestral have only been in the human diet for a few hundred or a few thousand years.

It could be that you are already doing enough (10-12 hours), but if you want to do longer it's safe and fine for even the slim to do it.

The claims are obviously over-blown. But, I'm hopeful that nattokinase will be shown to help inflamed/calcified heart arteries. I'm not against it, just waiting for verification it actually does what they say it does.

This lab finding may/may not mean you have an autoimmune disease. Keep cleaning up your diet & lifestyle and follow up with your doctor.

Any proper human diet contains meat. It is not possible now to eat a nutritionally complete vegan diet without taking about 12 supplements/day. It was not possible at all before about 100 years ago. This is why there is no archeo/antrhro evidence of vegan societies in the past; it was not possible. I do think you can be healthy on an ovo/pescetarian diet full of plants, but is difficult.

Yes, great book! Did an interview with Saifedean Ammous a while back

Have not watched it, will check it out

I think it's perfectly fine and healthy for most people

I feel like the skies have been bluer and sunsets more red, but that could be placebo, not sure

My breakfast is usually around 2-4 pm and includes ground beef with organs most of the time. Sometimes egg yolks, sometimes cod liver or other fish.

That dairy is not ancestrally appropriate for adults. (full disclosure: I fucking love all dairy and am addicted to it. But, if I include it in my carnivore I gain weight, get gas, and get inflammation.

This is 100% from the dairy. It's important to understand that dairy is Not ancestrally-appropriate for Adults. We've only been eating/drinking dairy as adults for about 8000 years. 66% of all adult humans on earth are lactose intolerant, which is normal, not a disease. Many other adults are sensitive to the Caseins and Wheys in dairy. I realize this is a very emotional issue for many people, but the physiology & Anthro research is clear, dairy is for young mammals, not adult mammals. Everything I just said applies to Raw Milk as well...

Boiling water does cause much of the micro/nano plastics to attach to minerals in the water and settle out. Plastic water bottles are one of the largest sources of micro/nano plastics, as well as BPA/BPS/phthalates that humans are exposed to