Great story on apricot seeds.
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FDA says don't follow a carnivore diet. So, you know what book u have to read
Ive never actually heard of this one, and turns out it is quite a rabbit hole to go down.
But I just have to point out, he says around 2:26.
Lol, well yeah thats prolly a big component of it too, as for the vials, seemed more like a sly advertisement, and im thinking if they were really selling cyanide in a bottle, I dont see them operating for very long.
Ive been killing the heck out of plums lately, makes me think of home.
Anything that suggests fruits or veggies should be a staple in your diet is patently wrong and misguided intentionally or not.
Agreed. Since fruit is sugar, you basically feed the cancer and promote inflammation in the body. This kind of diet severely progressed Steve Jobs' demise of pancreatic cancer.
If you have cancer you need to cut off all carbs and go on a strict keto diet.
Call it a meat diet. If you have cancer, no veg, no bread, no fruit, just meat and fat, water and salt. Nothing else. Not even spices. Literally cure for all diseases
Yes. Also eggs and raw milk.
Ya, eggs and milk, sure. You don't have to. But they are acceptable snacks. If I was fighting to survive cancer, or something, I'd stick with just lion diet. Red meat only,
just go ivermectin+fem + apricot seed. no need for that craziness.
Fruits not so much, but sure they are optional and not to be based on.
Veggies are legit cancer.
We should though name the fact that tomatoes, pickles, pepperonis, and the like aren't veggies but unsweet fruits and they don't have antinutrients.
pepperonis?
Maybe a faulty autocorrect from peppercorns?
Ah, i meant peppers the fruit.
forgot the right translation. In italian it's peperone.
But we also have pepe which also translates to pepper (powder). Confusing
It's funny because americans associate pepperoni with the sausage and not the fruit.
Hah, lol.
I swear i thought it was the right word, and i have been speaking english for almost 30 years. Weird.
He meant peppers.
Yeps