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@pbaker0514

Жыл бұрын

Dr Hyman, thank you so much for all you do to bring health and wellness to the masses. I've had insomnia for at least 15-20 years (can't remember the last time I slept 6-8 hours unless I was sick. I am now going to make a concerted effort to get better sleep now that I now the relevance it plays in my health. You are amazing!

@shellehall9442

11 ай бұрын

Where are you located at?

@lauriebender8463

11 ай бұрын

Dear Dr. Mike Hyman, I need to meet you face to face to share with you the Miracle Medicines that God and I will revolutionize the cure for the world that ive concocted.

@donnahcrow4181

10 ай бұрын

​@@pbaker0514😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😅

@lindachesterfield5179

10 ай бұрын

​@@pbaker0514Z

Like the plant farming industry isn’t ruining the environment with their tons of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and gmo’s. Everyone wants to talk about making sure meat is raised sustainably, but don’t like to say the same thing about plants. Encourage people to raise and harvest their own meat and plants. Not everyone can do that but at least realize that farming can harm just as much as industrial ranching can.

@bossqueen4944

11 ай бұрын

I grow and purchase organic

@no_country_for_real_men

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@shane6450

7 ай бұрын

Dude is incredibly out of touch for saying restricting meat sales and raising the price is a “great thing and totally awesome man.” Let’s just remind ourselves that Bill Gates has a steak every night while pedaling the destructiveness from the meat industry. These people can go scratch, maybe that’ll fly in soft European countries but it’s not happening here in America.

@no_country_for_real_men

7 ай бұрын

google is shadow blocking again

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@shane6450 Pedaling means riding a bike. I believe you meant peddling, as in selling.

On the meat thing...I am 53 male. I have been reversing pre-diabetes doing keto for about a year. Lately I have been eating more carnivore out of laziness. This raised my my protein to an average of 100+ grams a day. The difference has been absolutly noticeable. My skin looks better and my libido is back. Lol I understand it's not sustainable but I firmly believe we are supposed to eat a high protein diet Seeing how plant protein is also high in carbs plant protein is not an option.

@martinasikk6162

11 ай бұрын

The carbs in most plants cannot humans digest, they become food for our gut microbiom.

@laurend3607

10 ай бұрын

I’m with you Re: keto diet. I’ve lost the 8 lbs I gained during Covid in two months by eating a lot of meats and fish, complex carb vegetables mostly cruciferous, and salads. Lots of good oils like EVOO, flaxseed oil, and coconut oil. And cheeses, olives, and my occasional glass of Chardonnay - I need to cheat sometimes!

".I call myself a wholistic doctor, because I take care of people with a 'whole list' of problems"😂 Good to hear doctors who are finally willing to prioritize nutritional health over medicine.👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽💞

There was lots of fantastic information here. Thank you all for taking the time to share your knowledge with people. ❤

As an Environmental and Sustainability Manager, thank you for this message.

Mark Hyman you are a force to be reckoned with! Thank you!

Dr. Hyman, thank you so much for your commitment to improve and raise awareness for everybody’s health and well being and compiling these amazing podcasts with the most important pieces of information that can definitely make a great impact in every aspect of our health with such an empathetic and human approach! God bless you!

I love your podcasts & I suggest to all my friends and family.

Nothing works better for us than an open minded doctor....Thanks Dr. Hyman!

Dr Hyman, I really appreciate your holistic approach to what we eat, how we live. Not oversimplified, not overcomplicating. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

@jbigica4780

9 ай бұрын

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I have reversed my lupus and my hashimoto numbers are improved by eating whole food plant based....when i went off the diet...i felt like i was hit by a truck....back on my vegan diet and feeling better each day...

@danielscarbrough4363

11 ай бұрын

Veegan influencer recently DIED OF MALNUTRITION! Cutting out CRAP processed foods ALWAYS helps, it's NOT the veeeeeganism...it's the lack of poison!!! Seeds, seed oils etc are POISON. I'm the strongest and healthiest ever after 19 months 100% CARNIVORE!

Dr. Hyman, you are a blessing to this planet and us all. I love the fact that you do your research and give unbiased, factual comments. I suggest your podcast to all my clients. Thank you.

@disnalee

2 жыл бұрын

He is really focus so i appreciate his dedication to his passion

It's been a slow train coming! God bless you Dr. Hyman!

Now THIS should go Viral. Thank you for your work 🤍🙏🏼

Grass fed meat is expensive especially now in these times...also so hard to find in the regular grocery store.

@yuppers1

2 жыл бұрын

He talks about using meat as a flavoring or side dish, not a main entree. I don't eat meat, so that's also a workable option.

@anneedfitzpatrickfitzpatri3294

2 жыл бұрын

@@yuppers1 Well, we do eat meat as a main entree with lots of vegetables and that works for us...everyone is different..

@Anthonyinkz

2 жыл бұрын

Grass fed is a gimmick

@user-uj9cy2wj1j

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry. The globalist will feed you dirty, diseased crickets. We have lab created, MRNA technology in our system already. Lick your lips.🙄

@sonjiachilds

Жыл бұрын

​@@Anthonyinkzcorn-fed is no joke, especially when it's gmo corn!

Dr Hyman, the MIT scientist just about burned my brain up.Wow!

Thank you, Doctor Q

❤❤ this is such a helpful video with lots of information! Thanks so much.❤❤

Thanks for the info

Taking tips on skincare from someone who got skin cancer at 37? Brilliant. Gotta love it. So intelligent.

Thank you, Dr. MARK for bringing awareness to people so will have better understanding to see approach to create theirs better health.

Love you both sirs

Great interview🔥👏

Dr.H. Listened almost all the way through. Will finish. One idea: Look into Kosher laws Choices of foods, combining of foods, treatment of animals, methods, laws of slaughtering animals. May find more secrets of Jewish survival despite 4,000 years of severe persecution. Balance, social keys, (those who do) following the middle road, no extremes. Health guides from Maimonides. Celebrating keynotes in our history together. Most of what you have learned and are, thankfully teaching I learned from my mother. Smart woman who maintained "sugar is poison," circa 1940's. Much brought through tradition from her mother, and before. Where our health and behavior went off, from influence of (non-Jewish) culture. Jewish clinging to the wisdom of our forefathers and fore mothers, the gift of revelation from Sinai. You basically following logical balance of lifestyle. May you be blessed to continue. Great grandma from Yerushalayim, Israel.

One of the Ayurvedic clinics I visited used a 20mm Armourflex bonnet to cook out Neuro pathogens for up to about 45 minutes. The patient needs to be sedentary and watched because they risk passing out if overcooked.

A whole cow can feed a family of 4 for a year. And that's like $1200k a year. We don't need to put restraints in "how much meat one can buy" but we need to have everyone learn to produce 30% of all their food intake including meat or fish. Then in the education system we teach organic and hydroponic gardening thru kindergarten on up. Have community gardens that can be used for thoes who don't have land. But you can actually grow alot of food on a small space using a fish aquarium garden system. We don't need to govern people more, we need to get people off the system so much, we need to make decisions that will for sure create a positive impact and help the issue. Soon after limiting people eating meat, we're going to see children be even more sick and people have even more Autoimmune issues. There are many scientific studies showing how important meat is. And i have not met one vegan that looks healthy. That's a true vegan or vegetarian.

Great information here, where do I start. The information on foods effecting health is SOOOOO important here that I wish they taught it in schools. I buy my meat from Carnivore Crisps which just came out with a meat box. I got one and it is fantastic meat. Yes it's a little bit more expensive but if you can afford it, it's something that should be looked into for health reasons. I switched over to Keto / Carnivore / Psmf due to my husband having a Quintuple (5) bypass around the heart. The bottom part of the heart was damaged and we were told it would always be that way, but after eating Keto / Carnivore / Psmf his heart healed itself which left the doctors speechless. So, I'm a big believer in eating correctly if you can.

@KaleidoscopeMagic

Жыл бұрын

That is amazing! So happy for your husband!

@bjwalton48

11 ай бұрын

What ispsmf?

Excellent episode👏

1:02:08 Jambo! 😃 from 🇰🇪 . Thank you @drmarkhyman for your relentless pursuit to rescue us and bringing Steve on board. Moving forward, If a doctor is not telling you about your food intake and nutrition that must be a drug peddler of the system, run!. 🤦🏾‍♂️

The environmental and grass fed issues are specifically American. Please highlight that, because much of this food poisoning is American generated and forced on the world by US corporate hegemony.

@petercollins7848

Жыл бұрын

Agree! Here in the UK nearly all our animals are grass fed and roam outside for large parts of the day. It is the U.S particularly that produces meat on the ‘factory’ principle.

@shane6450

7 ай бұрын

@@petercollins7848so China’s meat industry which is way worse than America just doesn’t exist? They’re just an illusion?

This is so good

And we can't compare fresh meat with processed meat product which is a a good 1/3 carbs preservatives etc.

Thank goodness we have Doctor like Hyman to awaken our knowledge.Love! Stay healthy my friend.

Hi doctor hyman , can you please talk about pfoa and ptfe free cookware , and Hazzard of hi temperature cooking , as is destroys the good properties of food .

Please please please do an episode covering the ethics/health impact of eating bugs (especially grasshoppers)

@thelightstillshines2476

2 жыл бұрын

David Carradine on the Kung Fu show would just love you yes grasshopper and the Beatles Rock Band would love you too

@thelightstillshines2476

2 жыл бұрын

@@Xzyu2 David Carradine might have been trying to find his inner Chi power to move up to the next level of Consciousness

I’m almost there but have a hard time being consistent especially since my family doesn’t want to embrace this eating style

@caroldean8446

2 жыл бұрын

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@user-ci9cg7ys1j

2 жыл бұрын

Haha me too

@pbaker0514

Жыл бұрын

So it for you and lead by example!

@KaleidoscopeMagic

Жыл бұрын

I feel ya. Addiction to sugar and bread is a very real thing.

@donnagarner6007

Жыл бұрын

I just don't have hours to spend!

For over 5 decades almost every day I have gone for a walk outside and all I see is birds, squirrels, deer, rabbits, sometimes bees etc. all they do is eat all day long for free and run around and get exercise for free and because of this I have never seen anyone one of these creatures that was not in perfect health, weight and shape unless an accident happened to them. They only eat natural foods from the so called nutrient depleted soil and take no vitamins or supplements but seem to still be in perfect health, weight and shape. I learn from them for free and get outdoor exercise for free and free Vitamin D at the same time. Where can I get better advice from? From Dr. Henry S Lodge? I am not sure if he is still around or what happened to him but he was an expert in diet and health with a specialty in Geriatrics.

@DNA350ppm

11 ай бұрын

I don't know where on Earth you live - but worldwide there are huge problems for wildlife, too, not only for humans and their domesticated animals. Bird can be mercury poisoned, carriers of viruses, many animals can have tic-borne illnesses. Fish are not as healthy they used to be, showing for example signs of industrial waste poisons and are not recommended for people to eat too often and also too much female hormones, stemming from medicines that land in the waters. In Sweden reindeers are famously poisoned even still by atomic pollution from Tchernobyl, but moose/elk are undernourished because unhealthy foresting - these majestic animals collapse from lack of B-vitamines (or so it is supposed). Nordic lakes are so acidified that in many places they are rescued by spreading chalk (calcium) into them from aeroplanes. The imbalance is also seen in the spread of invasive species, small and big, with their diseases spreading, too. But yes, you can improve your wellbeing by walks and you secure D-vitamine if you get sunlight on your skin in sufficient amounts (and not burning your skin).

@beepbeepnj2658

11 ай бұрын

@@DNA350ppm There has always been problems and there are always animals that go extinct even the Paranthropus people went extinct from their special diet. I live in NJ and I don't see too many problems but I see the pest control companies are thriving to keep up with all the super healthy bugs that are reproducing like crazy because they are in such good health from eating the nutrient depleted soil.

@DNA350ppm

11 ай бұрын

@@beepbeepnj2658 You have your view, and it is in no way compatible with the facts I know about since decades. Recently Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports, that humans and their livestock now comprise about 96% of all mammal biomass on Earth. All other mammals - whales, sea lions, bears, elephants, badgers, shrews, deer, bear, cougars, rats, wolves, and all the rest - are only about 4.2%. You surely easily can figure out how skewed that is, also considering the amounts of pesticides, antibiotica, and medicines, humans and their life-stock consume. These facts haven't been there for thousands of years, but are changes we should worry about. If your personal report is a factual picture of how well things are locally in NJ I can only congratulate you and hope you enjoy and defend your paradise to the fullest. I myself have found a sparsely populated corner of Sweden, where we still can see som stars in the night, but also here the bumblebees and wildbees are deminishing, and many invasive species are troublesome, and drinking water in the taps comes from faraway sources, because here where there is conventional (neither traditional nor organic) farming it is not potable, if it would even be sufficient. A google search gives that among others these problems are still concerns in New Jersey: Combined sewer overflows. ... Unhealthy air quality. ... Protecting open space and farmland. ... Stopping sprawl. ... Cleaning up the state's waterways. ... Cleaning up the legacy of toxic waste dumps. ... Converting the state to a cleaner running fleet of vehicles.

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@beepbeepnj2658Because there are a lot of bugs doesn’t mean they’re healthy. It just means their natural predators have died out from pesticides, creating an imbalance. What bugs are you seeing eat soil?

@beepbeepnj2658

7 ай бұрын

@@DNA350ppmThere are always problems but somehow the life expectancy is going up.

Vit D3 Probiotics Intermittent fasting Low glycemic foods

Dr. please help, how does my mom eat ketogenic food (healthy fatty food) when she recently had a removal of her bile/gallbladder, my idea is, she no longer have the organ that digests fat. You are literally better than any comic superheroes, you are real deal thankGod, you are saving lives just watching your videos.

@pbaker0514

Жыл бұрын

I too lost my gallbladder and researched information on keto without a gallbladder... its out there!

Could you leave something for the nutritionists and dieticians? If doctors know about nutrition Then I would be out of a job

I'd love to see Dr. Hyman and Dr. Ken Berry together. Two men who are passionate about saving lives.

@nonrepublicrat

Жыл бұрын

But Hyman does not know what he is talking about on the topic of nutrition.

@pjbenoit4894

11 ай бұрын

​@@nonrepublicratCan you elaborate?

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

Ken Berry? You kidding? . . . Not in the same league!!!

She (your guest) wow ..so smart

Where can I buy the book and ship it to Kenya?

Protein shake sounds yummy. I can't have coconut or almonds. I'm so sad!

Great discussion!! Salute!

It’s not morally wrong to eat meat Read the Bible. If it’s organically grass raised and finished and sustainably raised, it’s healthy.

I think you are mistaken about farming. There has been a big turnaround all over the world with farmers using regenerative ranching and gardening that will not only save the planet but will also provide a quality type of meat. What we need to do is get farmers to not miss manage Their animals and their crops.

@ivywang416

2 жыл бұрын

correct

@ScooterCat64

Жыл бұрын

Can the average person afford the environmentally friendly meat though?

What about people that have thyroid disease? Thyroid diseases causes sleep disturbances. What can help with better sleep with this issues?

@sharonkende4774

10 ай бұрын

I am a nutrition student. I say. If I may cut in, that you should eat a primarily vegan diet. You need vitamin b twelve so I would never say no animal products but minimal animal products. Get your calcium from tofu or tempeh (tofu is especially good). Green vegetables like kale and broccoli are excellent for calcium, too. You need iodine so seafood and small amounts is helpful. If you can avoid me then do so. You can also get protein from eggs. In terms of vegetables, You should get seventy five percent of The volume of your food from vegetables

@bethbuenger6579

7 ай бұрын

Tofu / soy products are known thyroid disrupters. That information has been published for decades IMHO.

Please talk about food nutrients to avoid parkinsons

Jack of all trades, master of none.

boron sodium bicard green juicing detoxing then rebuilding withffoods

What an amazing conversation .❤

Too much. We gotta live!

What is he best form of magnesium?

@bethbuenger6579

7 ай бұрын

Magnesium l-threonate. Dr Mercola is a great resource for supplements that are formulated using best practices! Don’t by OTC but find a trusted source that can identify for you where they came from and uses organic products.

Im so suck of being sick and unhappy. What test should I ask my doctor to preform on me. She wont do it probably cause she think she knows better .

@livelovely4681

Жыл бұрын

Vitamin deficiency, amino acid, neurotransmitters tests. Could find the reason you're feeling down consistently. In my case I had a severe amino acid deficiency and vitamin d deficiency.

@aveccoeur3874

11 ай бұрын

No seed oils. Eat Whole foods. As much organic you can afford. No gmos. Shorten window of eating. Get outside. Check sleep. My Dr won't do tests do ask for either, but I've been tired and sick worsening, but this is what's made huge difference. Seed oils take long time to remove damage, 2 to 4 years, so keep with it.

One of the healthiest fruit is Avocado

@melissas1865

2 жыл бұрын

But from an environmental perspective, it’s not sustainable

@vas4739

2 жыл бұрын

Other healthy fruit is olives - any kind

Thank God, I found this video today.

I wish i could grow my own food. I surely can't afford the good meat. I buy grass feed foods it's just the meat is so expensive.

Geeeeze this guy will not leave politics alone

@tisbutaname45

11 ай бұрын

Because it influences or is influenced by big pharma? The food industry? The health industry etc etc

Majority doctors talk slower than Doctor Mark Hyman:👏👏👏

7 signs takes 2 hours?

Yet we are all living longer! Something doesn’t add up?

@pjbenoit4894

11 ай бұрын

We live sicker longer. I would rather live healthy longer.

@petercollins7848

11 ай бұрын

Exercise and eating sensibly is the way to living well, you don’t need faddy diets. I am 74 and I am fitter than I was at 40! Most people let themselves fall ill by just sitting around and stuffing their faces. On the environment, nothing is going to change in our lifetimes. All these KZread ‘doctors’ and ‘experts’ are just promoting their channels and books etc.

@richard3693

9 ай бұрын

Yes we're living longer , but with lots of Sickness & Ailments.

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

Actually, for two years, life expectancy went down in the U.S. Then in 2022 it went up a little, but not to previous levels pre-2020. Childhood death rates have gone up. Suicides are way up. And the number of women who die in childbirth has gone up. Waiting for the 2023 stats.

I’m banning all junk food on earth

@ivywang416

2 жыл бұрын

how. hihi

What would happen if we take all that corn in the Midwest and replace it with pasture as it was without irrigation? Animals need to be on pasture for the environment. Just ask Allen Savory about the killing of the elephants in Africa because he, at that time 50 years ago or so, believed they were overgrazing. He regrets that to this day and has created a pasture system to protect soil, unlike the endless plowing and discing which destroys soil. Soil, with its microorganisms can save the planet. Sure, eat less muscle meat, and more organ meat, and balance this crazy SAD by cutting out sugar of any kind. We can feed Americans a decent amount of meat off pasture. These guys, who I like, need to look a little deeper into the subject. In my county they are covering good pasture land with apartment buildings at a furious pace. Don't tell me it isn't possible.

Nr 8: Watching too many KZread videos that recommend stuff to get healty.

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60 minutes

60minutrs

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My great grandfather 120 yrs old when he died. He smoked, Eat Rice throughout his life and white bread. Where is the Science there???

The gene part is really cool. But where is the West African data on the map? 32:52

Do so real research 🤔 😊

Jesus heal for free ❤🙏🏻 What happened with businesses? We make us sick for money. Now we must pay for be healthy?

I pretty much follow Dr. Hyman‘s advice on meat in proportion to vegetables. However, I don’t like how he virtues signals about “morality” and then condescends himself by telling the host about his protein drink that comes from an animal and then he eats fish, which is a living being. So I guess it’s moral to eat fish but not an animal? I don’t understand that correlation... He’s a well-meaning, liberal but “the science” doesn’t square regarding the “environment”.

Ok Mark, I listen to and appreciate you….Please stop parroting the cow fart, and water narratives. We will not run out of water, and cows are beneficial for the land and environment, if regeneratively ranched.

@kozzlow1

11 ай бұрын

Agree!!! He agreeing with the evil Government..

@pjbenoit4894

11 ай бұрын

If we stopped feeding soy and corn to the cows, the wouldn't fart so much. Farmers wouldn't give them cow-size tums. And for God's sake, turn off the lights, so cows can rest. Cows are being tortured. It's cruel! I eat grass fed only.

can I trust someone with a mic like that?

@michelecapriotti4412

2 жыл бұрын

This isn’t a new interview. The information is classic, and therefore worth repeating. It looks like the mic my dear few years back… Shame that you are so focused on the technology and not on the words!

@jan-martinulvag1953

2 жыл бұрын

@@michelecapriotti4412 Are exosomes viruses and viruses exosomes?

Two and a half hours, really, I love you videos, but way too long. As is I have problems with your videos being more than half an hour long. Hi seriously believe you should put in shorter videos (The dummy version) how do you expect people to spend so much of their time watching your video, your videos are very informative, but you're not the only one out there and it's hard to dedicate so much time to just one video. Just so you know, even KZread research shows people that put in 13 minutes or less videos get lot more reviews than others, the research shows it's not just the content it's how much time people are willing to devote to a video. Of course this is your channel and you should run it however you think it's best.

@lc2085

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I save videos to watch later, but never get around to watching the lengthy ones. People are busy and prefer videos that are shorter and to the point.

@Silly-Little-Mama

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t ever watch them. I don’t have the time. I was hoping someone put details in the comments so I didn’t have to flip through

@marybusuito1719

Жыл бұрын

Listen to the videos while your walking for 45 minutes

@TurtleDove1888

Жыл бұрын

Personally, I LOVE long, interesting programs like this!

@annemccarron2281

11 ай бұрын

Why do you want to complain? No one is forcing you to watch this video?

Obidens boy

Dr Hyman talks too fast. These two doctors are also difficult to understand because they talk over each other. Why do they constantly interrupt each other. It makes the podcast unintelligible. Not even worth listening to.

two interrupting cows!!!!

Data cited are not even correct

So basically your saying you don’t have to eat meat to be healthy…..

Oh so dr hyman belives in what the GOVERNMENT says about the foods we eat?? Such as not eating meat.. ok now im starti g to question you..

They are finding out the CO2 is good for the environment. Trees use them. I guess we could eat bugs. Eat less meat and go back to practices the first farmers used. The answer is not getting rid of meat

Im eaing 1-1.5# of red meat each day. I eat less than 1 life a year while monoculture destroys the food/soil web so this ethical argument about animal parts is hog wash.

Who’s got that kind of money to put out? Must be many rich people in the US! What about the average Joe?

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

Average adult in America makes $67,000/year. Average two income household makes $135,000. If you’re not making that, or more, your income is below average. Think about improving your skills and getting a better job.

Riding my bike 100 miles a day, next sentence , I ran 5 miles a day, When did he have time to work? I think this is made up.

@pbaker0514

Жыл бұрын

Maybe at different point in his life... so that's ALL YOU GOT out of this whole podcast?😢

@yumicrisostomo3094

Жыл бұрын

Can you explain?

@annemccarron2281

11 ай бұрын

I doubt that Dr. Hyman meant that he did both these activities every single day. I believe he meant there were days when he frequently did one or the other. I frequently walk 10-12 miles a day, but not every day.

@mikimiki6202

11 ай бұрын

I have family members that bike 12 miles like nothing 🤷‍♂️

"Teach Black women how to cook" Really 😮

@shaymay2892

9 ай бұрын

Where was that at?

@patriciabreeckner5414

9 ай бұрын

@@shaymay2892 listen carefully what he said!

Food is not medicine it's a preventative.

So you're trying to tell me an animal taking an occasional sip of water uses more water than the untold millions of gallons of water needed to maintain plants on a farm especially during a drought. And what about all the pesticides that's running off the farms into the rivers and lakes, isn't that the real water problem, not to mention ALL the insects and animals who are being negatively affected by all those TOXIC chemicals. What about the countless animals who's homes are being destroyed to make room for all those "health plants". What about the hundreds of thousands of poor animals that's shot and killed because they're pushed out of their homes and have the nerves to eat the farmers crop because now they're starving to death. get real, what a load of CRAP! Anyone can write a "so-called study" and make it appear as if it was written by the hand of God, but it doesn't make it true 🤔

Your straight up wrong with the amount of water and fossil fuels for animal farming, spreading more bs thx mark.

LoL clearly you haven't done the research on environmental impact of farming compared to raising meat. Fruit and veggies where historical seasonal at best. 12,000 years ago farming started to appear and our brains became SMALLER. I suggest you actually go out into the wilderness and eat all the fruits and veggies you claim to eat daily. Let us know how that works out 😂 In other words you need to consider the reality of human history genetically. Now don't get me wrong I have no problems with fruit and veggies but have you considered that some of the bacteria your looking at are actually a infection or a over abundance. Can you show me ANY data that fiber or carbs is necessary for life?????

@yuppers1

2 жыл бұрын

Do you seriously think fiber is unnecessary? Open PubMed, man.

@vincentrevers3004

2 жыл бұрын

@@yuppers1 kindly show me any study that shows fiber is essential for life. I noticed you didn't address the rest of my statement, so am I to assume fiber is your only issue????

Injections 💉

3 days of waffle

You lost me with the woke-ism.

You lost me at the whole climate change thing.

Crop farming damages the environment to the extreme. Cattle ranching is really very beneficial to the earth. Also, crop farming requires killing a lot more animals and much poisoning land and water.

@ScooterCat64

Жыл бұрын

People always forgets how much crop farming is used to feed live stock. :/ It's not better for the environment

@suzanneemerson2625

7 ай бұрын

Nope. Cattle ranching requires deforestation. Also, methane = greenhouse gas. Cattle ranching is extremely harmful to the environment and a major cause of global warming.

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