Paul Saladino
๐ค SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
They don't even want you to eat oatmeal. They want you to eat an oatmeal cookie or a banana-flavored gummy bear, right? Something like this. Or they don't want you to eat meat. They want you to eat a plant-based alternative. Or they want you to eat an ultra-processed meat thing at a restaurant or something. So this is the problem, is that the quality of food is paramount.
And we've really, really been misled. And I think it's a concerted effort. I think it's an intentional misleading of humans to confuse us. And that's really bad. But I think that the way forward is very simple. Returning to high-quality food, and we can drill down on what I think is best for humans. We've talked a little bit about the spectrum of meats already.
And we've really, really been misled. And I think it's a concerted effort. I think it's an intentional misleading of humans to confuse us. And that's really bad. But I think that the way forward is very simple. Returning to high-quality food, and we can drill down on what I think is best for humans. We've talked a little bit about the spectrum of meats already.
And we've really, really been misled. And I think it's a concerted effort. I think it's an intentional misleading of humans to confuse us. And that's really bad. But I think that the way forward is very simple. Returning to high-quality food, and we can drill down on what I think is best for humans. We've talked a little bit about the spectrum of meats already.
Returning to high-quality food solves these problems. And this is what I wasn't taught in medical school, but it's why I do what I do today, because I have seen and met and talked to online now thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who have had their chronic illnesses reversed by changing the quality of the foods they eat. Diseases that I was taught in medical school were incurable.
Returning to high-quality food solves these problems. And this is what I wasn't taught in medical school, but it's why I do what I do today, because I have seen and met and talked to online now thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who have had their chronic illnesses reversed by changing the quality of the foods they eat. Diseases that I was taught in medical school were incurable.
Returning to high-quality food solves these problems. And this is what I wasn't taught in medical school, but it's why I do what I do today, because I have seen and met and talked to online now thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who have had their chronic illnesses reversed by changing the quality of the foods they eat. Diseases that I was taught in medical school were incurable.
Name a couple of the chronic illnesses you've seen reversed. Diabetes, obesity, depression, suicidality. I personally had eczema that I reversed by changing my diet.
Name a couple of the chronic illnesses you've seen reversed. Diabetes, obesity, depression, suicidality. I personally had eczema that I reversed by changing my diet.
Name a couple of the chronic illnesses you've seen reversed. Diabetes, obesity, depression, suicidality. I personally had eczema that I reversed by changing my diet.
Eczema is a skin condition with like itchy, bumpy skin, psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's, and ulcerative colitis. So I've met people who said their doctor wanted to surgically remove their colon. In ulcerative colitis, we often physically scar people for life. We remove the colon. Some people who have ulcerative colitis end up with a colostomy bag.
Eczema is a skin condition with like itchy, bumpy skin, psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's, and ulcerative colitis. So I've met people who said their doctor wanted to surgically remove their colon. In ulcerative colitis, we often physically scar people for life. We remove the colon. Some people who have ulcerative colitis end up with a colostomy bag.
Eczema is a skin condition with like itchy, bumpy skin, psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's, and ulcerative colitis. So I've met people who said their doctor wanted to surgically remove their colon. In ulcerative colitis, we often physically scar people for life. We remove the colon. Some people who have ulcerative colitis end up with a colostomy bag.
which is how medicine treats this. And if they need it, they need it. But that's very difficult for someone to live their life. Imagine dating, you know, or living your life with a colostomy back. But I've met people who said, my doctor wanted to operate on my colon and I changed my diet. They did a carnivore diet or an animal-based diet, which is basically meat plus fruit.
which is how medicine treats this. And if they need it, they need it. But that's very difficult for someone to live their life. Imagine dating, you know, or living your life with a colostomy back. But I've met people who said, my doctor wanted to operate on my colon and I changed my diet. They did a carnivore diet or an animal-based diet, which is basically meat plus fruit.
which is how medicine treats this. And if they need it, they need it. But that's very difficult for someone to live their life. Imagine dating, you know, or living your life with a colostomy back. But I've met people who said, my doctor wanted to operate on my colon and I changed my diet. They did a carnivore diet or an animal-based diet, which is basically meat plus fruit.
and they no longer need a colectomy or a colostomy back.
and they no longer need a colectomy or a colostomy back.
and they no longer need a colectomy or a colostomy back.
Is this months? It happens in weeks to months. Weeks to months? Weeks to months, depending on the condition, yeah. Weeks to months. Wow. It doesn't even take that long. The human body is very malleable. And it doesn't happen overnight, right? It's not, you know, you skip one meal, right? But it happens within weeks to months.