One of the most important podcasts of our time. If you want understand woke and its impact on the world you must listen.

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AEWAR towards then end has an interesting take on history and the reason gen z and millennials may be so easily brainwashed.

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Haha, gold!

Nina Teicholz, PhD We've known diabetes was 'sugar disease' (it's old colloquial name) for centuries actually. Even the name diabetes mellitus aka type 2 diabetes illustrates it:
Diabetes from greek means 'siphon, pass through'
Mellitus from latin means 'sweet'
Only paid shills indict meat

Our ancestors (and currently living hunter gatherers like the Hadza) eat organs and give muscle meat to the dogs.

​​Today we eat muscle meat and give organs to the dogs.
This is great for dogs but bad for humans.

Muscle meat is great, but if you are not eating organs you are…

What a bunch of clowns! 🤡

After the lipid hypothesis, salt being bad is the worst idea in the history of nutrition science.

That was a wild race!!!!

Turn this one UP!

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Poetic ! 😅😅😅

Potatoes cooked in the fire is my favourite kinda charcoal. Skins are soooo good!

This was funny!

“Health knocks at their door and they answer not”

What if the very simplicity of good health keeps thousands from seriously considering it? Instead, they spend fortunes in seeking health through complicated and expensive systems.

This is a propaganda piece designed to conflate social and cultural norms with biology. As Bret Weinstein has taught me, the rules of any system will eventually lead to the evolution of a niche. I believe that capitalism and an organisations requirement for profit over all other…

Nearly 40% of US women, aged 12-21, suffer from iron-deficiency. The most reliable, affordable source of iron in a form that humans can absorb (heme iron)?
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Young women have been scared away from eating meat and this is the lamentable result. 1/ jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Land, with cows.

Good read.

Celebrating Winter Solstice 🌞

Here in the Southern Hemisphere, winter solstice occurs at 12:57am on Thursday June 22nd. Following winter solstice, days start to become longer (and nights shorter) until summer solstice occurs on Friday Dec 22nd👌