great point there

Industrial Interests is a key statement. Couldn’t agree more – boy are you a fast talker. Thanks!

My Dog loves rotten meat. when I feed her pork neck bones she will bury it for a few weeks until it stinks, than roll in it and than devour it. She is as healthy as can be. The Barbarians used to let fresh meat hang in the sun till it rots before eating it to make it more digestible.
MSG, Fluoride and processed food is an other story. Just keep eating it and you will see! Pasteurized milk is probably the worst food you could eat (besides sugar)!

glad you’re back! you’re videos are very interesting.

It’s the lead & mercy

He is saying that it is the best source of omega 3s. However, it is probably a good idea to increase your intake of selenium or chloretta which act as a heavy metal chelator.

It’s the mercury in canned tuna that pregnant women need to stay away from. Are you saying that the nutrition from fish outweighs the risk of mercury poisoning?

And great to see youre back!!! Eloquent as always sir!!

The key issue with your thesis is cost. Few people understand why things get more and more expencive and their income does not keep up.

The issue is simple, the monetary system robs from the poor and middle class and gives to the rich and wealthy via their understanding of how to use it to transfer wealth to them.

Basically the cost of the fish, organic meat and vegies have not gone up the value of the money has gone down. This is impossible for the average man to see.

An inadequate diet will lower IQ. But I think that so many things that Americans are not even aware of that further lower IQ such as High Fructose Corn Syrup which 1/3 of HFCS contains mercury. Fluoride which is not only in the water but also in a lot of prescription drugs and is not listed as an ingredient. Natural Flavorings & Colorings & aspartame not only are damaging to the brain, but they are not really labeled as to what they are or are called something else on labeling, sneaky sneaky

Great video.

A couple of years ago I went Atkins (which basically cuts out excess carbs and processed foods) and organic meat (which is unfortunately a lot pricier).

A lot of health messages are nuanced and complicated and hard to get across to a jaded public tired of being told what to do by the authorities.

I think a message of Atkins/low carb and organic meat is doable and would achieve a diet close to what lorax is talking about.

Xylitol is a great sugar substitute- and it’s great for your teeth. Check it out.

it’s always the question with correlations: do you get smart from eating fish or do you eat fish because you are smart, or is there no causal relation at all?
The usual way this ends up is: the thing under my control is the cause, the thing out of my control is the effect. So I have an indirect control of what I thought I did not have control of. Is it just build in optimism?