Paul Saladino, MD
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You go to McDonald's, that is a metabolic toxin. You are actively poisoning yourself. If you have been eating McDonald's and lots of seed oils your whole life, if you stop today, it takes you potentially four plus years to fully recycle the membranes of all the cells in your body. I think that people don't realize all the places that they're hidden.
You go to McDonald's, that is a metabolic toxin. You are actively poisoning yourself. If you have been eating McDonald's and lots of seed oils your whole life, if you stop today, it takes you potentially four plus years to fully recycle the membranes of all the cells in your body. I think that people don't realize all the places that they're hidden.
You go to McDonald's, that is a metabolic toxin. You are actively poisoning yourself. If you have been eating McDonald's and lots of seed oils your whole life, if you stop today, it takes you potentially four plus years to fully recycle the membranes of all the cells in your body. I think that people don't realize all the places that they're hidden.
There are so many markers of inflammation that increase when you fill the body with these oxidation-prone oils. And yet, the mainstream perspective Harvard, many apparently intelligent physicians in the community, longevity influencers are still holding fast to the claim that seed oils are benign for humans. And I would argue that the best trials with seed oils clearly show they're harmful.
There are so many markers of inflammation that increase when you fill the body with these oxidation-prone oils. And yet, the mainstream perspective Harvard, many apparently intelligent physicians in the community, longevity influencers are still holding fast to the claim that seed oils are benign for humans. And I would argue that the best trials with seed oils clearly show they're harmful.
There are so many markers of inflammation that increase when you fill the body with these oxidation-prone oils. And yet, the mainstream perspective Harvard, many apparently intelligent physicians in the community, longevity influencers are still holding fast to the claim that seed oils are benign for humans. And I would argue that the best trials with seed oils clearly show they're harmful.
It's just that these trials have been suppressed.
It's just that these trials have been suppressed.
It's just that these trials have been suppressed.
It's crazy. This is a mini documentary. It's only about 37 minutes long. I did it in collaboration with Heart and Soil Supplements. Those testicle pills that I was emptying into your raw milk this morning.
It's crazy. This is a mini documentary. It's only about 37 minutes long. I did it in collaboration with Heart and Soil Supplements. Those testicle pills that I was emptying into your raw milk this morning.
It's crazy. This is a mini documentary. It's only about 37 minutes long. I did it in collaboration with Heart and Soil Supplements. Those testicle pills that I was emptying into your raw milk this morning.
You can't even taste them. Those are testicle pills from Heart and Soil Supplements. Heart and Soil is just a company that I built to help people get organs in the capsules. But Hardened Soil has an amazing research team, and I collaborated with them to make this mini documentary on seed oils. It's called Fed a Lie. And it's kind of an entry-level seed oil documentary.
You can't even taste them. Those are testicle pills from Heart and Soil Supplements. Heart and Soil is just a company that I built to help people get organs in the capsules. But Hardened Soil has an amazing research team, and I collaborated with them to make this mini documentary on seed oils. It's called Fed a Lie. And it's kind of an entry-level seed oil documentary.
You can't even taste them. Those are testicle pills from Heart and Soil Supplements. Heart and Soil is just a company that I built to help people get organs in the capsules. But Hardened Soil has an amazing research team, and I collaborated with them to make this mini documentary on seed oils. It's called Fed a Lie. And it's kind of an entry-level seed oil documentary.
It's just to get people asking the questions. So I'm in the documentary. Chris Kenobi's in the documentary. He's an MD. He's an ophthalmologist. And Nina Teicholtz is in the documentary, who wrote The Big Fat Surprise. The Big Fat Surprise. detailing a lot of the sort of corruption and confusion in the space around the history around saturated fat versus seed oils.
It's just to get people asking the questions. So I'm in the documentary. Chris Kenobi's in the documentary. He's an MD. He's an ophthalmologist. And Nina Teicholtz is in the documentary, who wrote The Big Fat Surprise. The Big Fat Surprise. detailing a lot of the sort of corruption and confusion in the space around the history around saturated fat versus seed oils.
It's just to get people asking the questions. So I'm in the documentary. Chris Kenobi's in the documentary. He's an MD. He's an ophthalmologist. And Nina Teicholtz is in the documentary, who wrote The Big Fat Surprise. The Big Fat Surprise. detailing a lot of the sort of corruption and confusion in the space around the history around saturated fat versus seed oils.
You're not saying that there's corruption in our nutritional research. In the food industry, imagine that. Perhaps a little bit of corruption. We can talk about it. But what's so interesting when you think about this from the perspective of seed oils and the history is that we really have been, I believe, fed a lie regarding their benign nature or their health benefits.
You're not saying that there's corruption in our nutritional research. In the food industry, imagine that. Perhaps a little bit of corruption. We can talk about it. But what's so interesting when you think about this from the perspective of seed oils and the history is that we really have been, I believe, fed a lie regarding their benign nature or their health benefits.