Paul Saladino

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There's lactoglobulin, lactoferrin, there's immune factors and peptides. Colostrum is the first milk of animals, and that's been studied a lot now. Colostrum is a huge thing. I mean, the company that I mentioned earlier, Heart and Soil, we have a colostrum capsule powder and the studies on colostrum are massive.
I mean, gut benefits with the gut flora, potential neurologic benefits, recovery benefits. So this is a, it's a medicinal food that mammals produce. And even across species, it seems that milk is beneficial for humans and maybe loses that beneficial ability when you pasteurize it. We know that when you heat milk above 150 degrees, the whey protein changes conformation.
So for a long time, people thought raw milk, maybe it's beneficial because it's a probiotic, but I'm not sure that's the issue. It might have to do with the whey protein and something with our immune system. I don't think we fully understand
why raw milk is beneficial, but there's some interesting evidence in the published medical literature about raw milk being a uniquely valuable functional food for humans. Of course, anytime you have a raw food, you have to be careful about the production of the raw food. There was recently, did you see there was an outbreak of, was it salmonella in cucumbers?
So every year, thousands of people are sickened from spinach, from sushi, right? So yes, people do get sick from raw milk when it's from a farm that isn't doing it properly. Raw food carries the risk of contamination. We were eating raw meat earlier. I'm sure that if, you know, that somewhere somebody eating raw meat today is going to get contamination.
So it's just a matter of what's the risk benefit. And I would say raw milk has benefits, We need to study it more and help scale practices to do it safely so that people can access it. I think raw milk, this is just my opinion, but I think raw milk is one of the least discussed potential therapeutics for the human gut. You think about how much human mammalian breast milk affects our gut flora.
What if raw milk could be studied and we could see how the gut flora changes in a human adult when they're drinking raw milk from a cow that's been treated properly and it's clean raw milk and you can test it. So that's interesting to me, that milk is this kind of functional food.
And so much of what we experience today as health issues is related to the microbiome of our gut specifically and dysbiosis. Is it possible that some of these raw foods, especially the raw milk or colostrum, could help with that?
It's something we shouldn't ignore, but in the mainstream press, raw milk is now seen as a right-wing conspiracy thing, and you get vilified, and people will say, oh, it's not safe. Well, yes, there are examples of contamination. They're very rare. And there are many other foods that are more likely contaminated than raw milk. So it's like anything.
If you want to eat raw meat or raw liver or raw milk, which are all things that I do, the raw meat and the raw liver more occasionally than raw milk, you just have to be aware of the quality of it. And it's something that humans have done for a long time.
I do. It's multifactorial. I surf every day. The food is different. The environment is different. I'm getting infrared from the environment. It's hard. When we're talking about EMF, we're talking about cell phones, Wi-Fi routers generally, and microwaves. They're all kind of the same span of frequencies.
A lot of people don't know that their microwave is basically similar to a cell phone in terms of the frequency of radio frequency EMF that it's putting out. The electromagnetic spectrum is fascinating. Visible light is on the electromagnetic spectrum, but Radiofrequency EMF is also on the electromagnetic spectrum. The waves are just much larger in wavelength.
And these are all light, and they all have this wave-particle duality to them, and they all... come in as photons. And so the human eye can't see radio frequency EMF, but we can see EMF in the visible light spectrum. It's all kind of the same thing. Light is incredible. And I should say, electromagnetic waves slash particles are, they're all around us.
And there are all sorts of sizes to these waves, which are wave-particle duality. This is physics. But Historically, humans were never exposed to much in the RF band, which is a certain set of frequencies. It's only with the advent of radio and Wi-Fi and cell phones that we've now become bathed in this.
Questions remain, and I think that like so many things, whether it's a COVID vaccine or RF EMF, we should be able to ask questions about whether these things are benign or harmful for humans. And yet, you know, hopefully it's changing, but so many times, if you even ask about EMF, people think you have a tinfoil hat. I proudly will wear my tinfoil hat and ask questions.
The reason people don't think RF, EMF from your cell phone or your Wi-Fi router is harmful, and look, I appreciate Elon, he's brilliant, he's done so much for us, but he's been on Rogan saying it's completely safe and you can make a helmet of cell phones and it would be fine. And I think that's a little ludicrous and premature to say that, is that RF, EMF is not ionizing.
So X-rays are on the same electromagnetic field, electromagnetic wave continuum. Ultraviolet light is on the same. And at some wavelengths, you have enough power to ionize DNA and to create DNA damage. So RFEMF isn't powerful enough to be ionizing. People say, it's not ionizing. But just because it's not ionizing doesn't mean it can't affect the function of biological systems.
There are many studies, hundreds of studies, with radio frequency EMF suggesting that they do affect biological systems at the level of... calcium channels, at the level of ion channels in the human body. Things which are delicate. The thing about these waves is they can pass through clothing, right? They pass through walls. And this is not science fiction.
You can have a Wi-Fi router in one room and that wave is coming to you, right? So it's passing through your whole body. The signal from your cell phone can reach you through a wall. And the signal... is depleted in a square function. So if you have your cell phone far away from you, three or five feet, the signal is significantly less.
And so the further you have it away, the radius from you, it's going to be r-squared that the signal is going down. So it's a factor of r-squared. So if you move away from these, the signal is going down very quickly. It's the proximity that's a problem. But how many of us walk around all day with our cell phone in our pocket or in our front pocket as men or women or in a sports bra, right?
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