Paul Saladino
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And so I think it's important, and humans do much better when they have organs, even a little bit of organs every day, in connection with their muscle meat. And most people won't eat organs fresh or cooked. So one of the companies I built was Heart and Soil, which just makes the organ capsules. But fresh organs are better if you want to try it. Have you ever eaten a testicle?
And so I think it's important, and humans do much better when they have organs, even a little bit of organs every day, in connection with their muscle meat. And most people won't eat organs fresh or cooked. So one of the companies I built was Heart and Soil, which just makes the organ capsules. But fresh organs are better if you want to try it. Have you ever eaten a testicle?
And so I think it's important, and humans do much better when they have organs, even a little bit of organs every day, in connection with their muscle meat. And most people won't eat organs fresh or cooked. So one of the companies I built was Heart and Soil, which just makes the organ capsules. But fresh organs are better if you want to try it. Have you ever eaten a testicle?
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Yeah. Why waste the organs? It's unique nutrition. And what's interesting about organs specifically, I'll just say this, is that When you eat an organ raw or freeze-dried, there seem to be unique nutritional benefits for humans, probably beyond the vitamins and minerals.
Yeah. Why waste the organs? It's unique nutrition. And what's interesting about organs specifically, I'll just say this, is that When you eat an organ raw or freeze-dried, there seem to be unique nutritional benefits for humans, probably beyond the vitamins and minerals.
Yeah. Why waste the organs? It's unique nutrition. And what's interesting about organs specifically, I'll just say this, is that When you eat an organ raw or freeze-dried, there seem to be unique nutritional benefits for humans, probably beyond the vitamins and minerals.
And this is really cool because you can eat a liver and I can say, or you can eat some liver, whether it's cooked on a grill or a piece of raw liver or something. And I say, yeah, Sean, that's good for you because it has vitamin A, which is bioavailable. It has choline, it has biotin, it has folate, it has zinc, it has copper, it has selenium, it has manganese.
And this is really cool because you can eat a liver and I can say, or you can eat some liver, whether it's cooked on a grill or a piece of raw liver or something. And I say, yeah, Sean, that's good for you because it has vitamin A, which is bioavailable. It has choline, it has biotin, it has folate, it has zinc, it has copper, it has selenium, it has manganese.
And this is really cool because you can eat a liver and I can say, or you can eat some liver, whether it's cooked on a grill or a piece of raw liver or something. And I say, yeah, Sean, that's good for you because it has vitamin A, which is bioavailable. It has choline, it has biotin, it has folate, it has zinc, it has copper, it has selenium, it has manganese.
And then it has peptides, which are these short protein fragments that probably pass through the human gut. The very small ones appear to pass through the human gut and can have roles in the human body, even across species. But there's also something in organs called microRNA.
And then it has peptides, which are these short protein fragments that probably pass through the human gut. The very small ones appear to pass through the human gut and can have roles in the human body, even across species. But there's also something in organs called microRNA.
And then it has peptides, which are these short protein fragments that probably pass through the human gut. The very small ones appear to pass through the human gut and can have roles in the human body, even across species. But there's also something in organs called microRNA.
And so there's an interesting field of research now about how do these microRNAs, which is different than messenger RNA, these microRNAs probably provide a blueprint for our cells and especially the cells of the corresponding organ that might help
And so there's an interesting field of research now about how do these microRNAs, which is different than messenger RNA, these microRNAs probably provide a blueprint for our cells and especially the cells of the corresponding organ that might help