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Dr. Paul Saladino argues that eating nose-to-tail animal foods provides all essential nutrients, while plants contain defense chemicals that may harm health. He questions the assumed benefits of polyphenols, fiber, and plant-based diets, highlighting that early humans were likely high-level carnivores. Organ meats are nutrient-dense and affordable. He advocates for fat-based metabolism, moderate protein intake, and challenges common views on plant compounds and supplements.

Cacao may help mobilize stem cells from bone marrow to support tissue repair and regeneration. Stem cells decline with age, limiting healing, but cacao’s rich polyphenols—especially flavanols—can reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. Studies show high-flavanol cocoa doubled circulating stem cells in adults, suggesting cacao may support cardiovascular and cellular health as we age.