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May 5 2015 by Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD![Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD]()
in About membership, Meat, Myths about LCHF, Paleo diets, Vegetarian diets
in About membership, Meat, Myths about LCHF, Paleo diets, Vegetarian diets If you eat meat, will your blood become acidic, leading to osteoporosis and cancer? This is what some people still believe.
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However, as humans have been eating meat since about forever, it would be pretty weird if our bodies couldn’t handle it without breaking down!
The big Paleo star Chris Kresser gave a talk on the science behind the Acid-Alkaline theories at the recent Paleo f(x) conference. I did a brief video interview with him about it and you can see all of it above.
If you want to watch all the ten on-site interviews we did – with people like Mark Sisson – you can check them out right away at the membership site.
In addition to these we did two longer and higher-quality sit-down interviews at the conference. These are coming up as soon as they are edited – there is a lot more work involved with them.
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http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/301197
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