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The Meat Diet: Better than Vegetarian for Fat Loss, Diabetes, Autoimmune Issues, Digestion and More...

You may have heard in the news in the last couple years that "carnivore diets" have been growing in popularity, and have some surprisingly powerful health benefits that often shock a lot of people, since this way of eating is so contrary to what you hear in the mass media.

In fact, you may have even heard that the famous Joe Rogan (comedian and most popular podcast host in the world) tried a full month of a carnivore diet in 2020 and said it was the "best he's ever felt" while also losing 12 lbs of body fat and losing his love handles that he could never get rid of previously. He also reported that his energy was perfectly stable for the month that he ate carnivore. He felt so good eating an all-meat diet that he did it for 30 days again this past January, and reported similar results again.

As you read today's newsletter, I'd encourage you to be open minded and realize that most "gurus" out there that you hear from in the media actually don't have much depth of nutrition education, and most powerful food companies that sell ultra-processed "plant based" junk food actually have a lot of influence on spreading propaganda trying to blame all health problems on meat, eggs, and other healthy animal foods because they know that you'll buy more highly profitable "plant-based" junk food if you eat less animal food.

But when you dig into the real science, and explore it with an open mind, you actually find that most information about nutrition that's preached in the mainstream isn't necessarily correct, and I'll explain some of my findings in this email.

If you've never heard of the "carnivore diet", it's basically a way of eating that focuses either entirely or mostly on healthy meat, fish, and eggs, while avoiding most plant-foods, or choosing only small amounts of plant foods based on a scale of plant toxicity... for example, with leafy greens, nightshades, grains, and beans being the most toxic plant foods, and fruits generally being the least toxic types of plant foods (I'll explain more on that concept of plant toxicity levels in a bit)...

I've been intensely studying the science of carnivore and carnivore-ish (animal-based) diets for several years now, and have been fascinated by the impressive health benefits that thousands of people are getting from this way of eating. However, as with any way of eating, there are some types of people that get a lot more benefits than others.

The biggest categories of people that seem to benefit the most from animal-based diets are people with these conditions...

1. Autoimmune conditions -- a very high percentage of people with autoimmunity see a dramatic reduction in symptoms, and many times, and full resolution of symptoms by following either a carnivore diet or a mostly carnivore diet that contains only the simplest and least toxic plants. For autoimmunity, it's basically the most efficient type of elimination diet, since there's so many types of plants that trigger autoimmune symptoms.

It's fairly common for people with autoimmune conditions to get triggered by plant foods such as gluten-containing grains, beans (very high in lectins), nightshades (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and white potatoes), oxalates from leafy greens, and other problematic compounds in plants.

2. Gut/digestion issues -- since excessive fiber and excessive plant-based antinutrients and plant toxins can worsen digestive conditions, a mostly meat diet can actually be really healing for the digestive system in a lot of people, even though that statement surprises most people. Even the world-renowned digestive doctor Dr. Michael Ruscio stated in an interview that somewhere around 60% or more of his patients need less fiber, not more. Too much fiber can cause overgrowths of certain types of bacteria that can cause more digestive distress. Too much fiber can also irritate the digestive tract in a lot of people as well.

I personally know a LOT of people that are using carnivore diets and experiencing dramatically improved digestion. I also know several people with Crohn's disease where carnivore is the only thing that has worked for them to control their Crohn's, and they had tried everything before that. It won't work for everyone, and most conventional doctors have never even heard of carnivore diets, so don't expect your doctor to know anything about it if you ask. In fact, most conventional doctors (I'd say 95% of them) don't know much at all about nutrition since there's almost zero nutrition education in medical school. So the only MDs that know a lot about nutrition are usually just the small percentage of them that are self taught.

3. Diabetes and obesity -- although carbs aren't "bad" necessarily, especially for metabolically healthy people or people that do intense exercise, low-carb diets (including carnivore type low-carb diets) can be particularly powerful for at least some time frame for getting type 2 diabetics back to normal blood sugar and insulin functioning in the body. If you're diabetic or pre-diabetic, I'd highly recommend reading this natural method for reversing Diabetes here.

Also, weight loss gets pretty darn easy when you're eating almost entirely meat, because meat is the single most satiating food you can eat, and it's basically impossible to overeat on calories with a meat-only or mostly meat diet. Think about how hard it is to overeat on steak. You just simply stop when you're full. But think how easy it is to overeat on mac n cheese, cereal, bagels, bread, pizza, ice cream, and other carb/fat combos that are highly addicting. I know personally when I have pizza, bread, or pasta in front of me, I can't stop eating it because it's so addictive, and I end up over-stuffing myself with thousands of excess calories. But with a juicy grass-fed steak, I just eat until I'm satisfied and then naturally stop.

As for me personally, I've done about an 85-90% carnivore diet for about 3 years now (I'd call it animal-based, with only carefully selected plants such as fruit that I know does well with my body)... For me, this has been the absolute easiest and best diet for me, and I've never felt so good. My digestion is basically almost perfect since cutting out most veggies, beans, nightshades, etc, and my energy and body composition have improved as well. And my bloodwork has been nearly perfect too for these last few years on a mostly meat-based diet.

And no, despite the false belief by outdated doctors and the mainstream media that cholesterol causes heart disease, nothing could be further from the truth... in fact, the biggest causes of heart disease are actually plant foods like vegetable oils and sugar, but NOT meat. Meat, fish, and eggs actually contain important nutrients that can help prevent heart disease, such as vitamin K2, carnosine, carnitine, DHA/EPA, stearic acid, etc.

As for what I personally eat... I eat mostly red meat almost every day (grass fed beef, bison, lamb, and yak), fish and shellfish a couple times a week, eggs, and the only plants I eat are small amounts of squash, sweet potatoes, carrots, avocado, cucumbers, coffee, wine, and sweet fruit only during the local fruit season, but not during winter. I also enjoy a small spoonful of honey a few days a week as a dessert replacement.

I personally choose to avoid chicken and pork mostly, since they have about 10x the inflammatory omega6 content of red meat (red meat only contains 2-3% omega6, while chicken and pork contain about 15-20%, since chicken and pork are fed almost entirely grains and soy, whereas red meat like beef, lamb and bison eats mostly grass and forage for the majority of their lives)... I explain in more detail why RED meat is healthier than chicken or pork in this article, and also why red meat is more environmentally sustainable too, which surprises most people.

The best diet change I ever made that had the biggest impact on improving my health was cutting out most veggies and beans over the last 3-4 years. I actually intentionally avoid almost all veggies and beans now, and this had the most dramatic improvement on how I've felt on a daily basis.

I personally don't think veggies are an ancestrally consistent food source for humans, and a study of over 300 hunter-gatherer tribes showed that the average diets of hunter-gatherers around the world was about 80-85% meat, fish, and fruit, and the other 15% was basically small amounts of nuts and roots... But hunter gatherers really didn't eat much of what we'd call "vegetables" in our modern day food supply. Leaves and stems were only 1% of the average hunter-gatherer diet, even in tropical areas.

After all, 99% of leaves in the wild are toxic, and why would hunter-gatherers have wasted time and energy gathering something that has no calories...it just makes no logical sense. The majority of plant foods our ancestors ate was actually fruit mostly (the only part of the plant that wants to be eaten so we can spread the trees seed elsewhere), along with a little bit of nuts and roots, since those are the more calorically-dense plants that would have made sense to gather.

I also think that about 50% of vegetables are actually harmful to a lot of people based on genetics and other health conditions... For example, brassica veggies can be bad for people with thyroid conditions, nightshade veggies can be bad for people with arthritis, leafy greens can cause oxalate issues such as kidney stones, and certain other vegetables can often worsen digestive issues. So as you can see, veggies can often have more detriments than benefits.

Another thing I have noticed over the years is that the majority of men in general seem to do fantastic on carnivore or mostly carnivore diets, whereas women seem to be more 50/50... some women feel amazing on carnivore, and other women feel the need for more fiber and more plant foods in general. This is actually ancestrally consistent too, since hunter-gatherers generally had the men as the main hunters and the women more frequently as gatherers, and the men had access to more frequent meat than the women in a lot of these tribes. So it's possible that men are built for a slightly higher protein diet than women as a generalization.

Another good example is my friend Dr Paul Saladino, who wrote the popular book The Carnivore Code... he's been mostly carnivore for 3 years now too, and eats nothing but meat, organs, honey, and a small amount of fruit, and the guy is one of the healthiest people I know, whereas when he was vegan I think 6 or 7 years ago, he destroyed his health eating that way.

Lastly, I'd recommend people have an open mind when researching things like carnivore vs plant-based diets, as there's a LOT of closed-mindedness from the plant-based community to even consider or research anything other than what the biased information they currently believe. I've come to the conclusion that most humans can thrive just fine on either a meat-based diet or possibly even a plant-based diet as long as those plants are considered on a scale of plant toxicity and chosen carefully, while also getting at least some animal-based foods to balance out the micronutrients that simply can't be obtained from plants only. And some people (if you have northern genetics) might even consider being more animal-based in the winter and early spring, when our northern european ancestors would have been mostly carnivore, and then switching to a higher plant diet in the summer and fall when fruits, nuts and roots would have been more plentiful.

Another thing is that it seems more important for longevity that we're careful about avoiding the WORST foods that are causing most disease... with the absolute worst foods that are killing most people being vegetable oils (aka seed oils like soybean oil, corn oil, sunflower oil, cottonseed, canola, etc) and sugar, and possibly too much refined grains too. And for people that try out eating a more meat-based diet (with smaller amounts of carefully selected plant foods), they often find that it becomes really easy to avoid the worst foods like vegetable oils and sugar because they don't need to eat any processed food and also don't have cravings for unhealthy food anymore either since meat is so satiating.

To read more about how eating a fun and delicious carnivore style diet can potentially dramatically improve your body composition, energy, digestion, and more, don't miss this article below about my friend Ross and his experience...

How my friend Ross lost 72 lbs of fat, packed on lean muscle, and ignited his s*x drive by throwing out vegetables and eating more meat

To your health,
Mike Geary -- Certified Nutrition Specialist, Environmental Scientist

From my studies on health
You might be under the belief that green smoothies or green juicing is one of the healthiest things you can do... especially since all of these green juice "cleanses" and detoxes are all the rage these days.

Unfortunately, it's not that simple, and there are dangerous levels of certain compounds in these green smoothies and green juices that you need to be careful of as we'll look at in this quick email today…

Problem #1 with green smoothies/juices:

If the green juice or green smoothie contained cruciferous veggies such kale, arugala, broccoli, or cabbage then you might be overconsuming a toxic heavy metal called Thallium that can cause strange conditions such as patchy skin issues, hair loss, nausea, Neuropathy, digestive issues, and more.

Problem #2 with green smoothies/juices:

Next, consuming excess quantities of cruciferous veggies blended or juiced into a green smoothie or green juice could also give you an excess intake of goitrogens, which are compounds that can harm your Thyroid if you overconsume them.

This is particularly bad for people that already have Hashimotos or hypothyroid.

Problem #3 with green smoothies/juices:

The next problem is that when consuming green smoothies or juices with large amounts of spinach or beet greens (or certain other dark greens) is that you can overload your body with toxic levels of oxalates which can cause kidney stones, joint pain, thyroid issues, and digestive system damage.

The problems caused by oxalates can be made worse if the smoothie is made with almond milk, which is also excessively high in oxalates too...

There are even thousands of case studies where people had to go to the ER for kidney failure after drinking too many green smoothies or green juices (daily use, or a "cleanse" which uses large amounts of the green drink for days at a time)

Many people also experience loose stools or diarrhea from drinking green smoothies and juices, and this can be caused by some of the gut damage being done by excess oxalates or other problematic antinutrients in greens.

Basic understanding of Terahertz Waves

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11 years ago TI projects uses for Terahertz

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Looking into future uses for Terahertz Waves

What are T-Rays used for? A team of scientists have pushed the boundaries of terahertz radiation (T-Rays) and open up a whole new list of applications.

I am going to write about my research over the last 30 years as I have ventured over a million miles and countless seminars , books , and discussions and actual encounters with the alphabet agencies or whoever takes care of such business ...........
I am grateful for Mrs Pearson stretching my hunger for learning back at Hooks High School allowing me to bring the first Hologram to Bowie county in 1968 and my senior science project of an ionic drive in 1969 and so many things from there .. Jack and Sally for introducing me to an alignment process and many good people
for Ellie Viebrock for introducing me to John Barnes Myofascial Release back in late 2002 , and locally Trish with her myofascial Release work that taught me about the fascia tissue and its piezoelectric effects ..... Roy Jones my high school pastor and his never ending support for my for my research .... The trip to visit Lee Crock inventor of the energy cleaner , another machine that helped clean the body ..... Don Croft who introduced me into working with orgonite late 2002 ... meeting Carmelita Hogan and learning Quantum Touch and going on to teach it with tutors extraordinare and my friends Alain and Jody Herriott .......... trips to British Columbia and Hollyhock to hear two great men give their life story Rupert Sheldrake and his morphogenic fields concurrent with epigenetic fields .. and the maestro of mushrooms Paul Stamets who recently had a character in Star Trek named after him
Two years later in Ecuador in met several people who have made their marks on my studies , Josh with his many experiences and my mentors on Bretharianism Akahi Ricardo and Camila Castello ........ the number of healing devices I have dating back to 1911 can be mind boggling ..........I have said all this to set the table for my latest two machines the EESystems zero point incredible energy device and the portable amazing way less expensive Olylife P 90 which I will dedicate a lot of space here and relay many testimonies as they come in ........ stand by

The History of PEMF therapy
The fascinating history of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy takes us on a journey through the 20th and 21st centuries, where the potential of electromagnetic fields in medicine gradually unfolded:
1. Early Curiosity (1900s-1960s): Our story begins in the early 1900s when visionaries like Nikola Tesla started to tinker with electromagnetic fields and their potential health benefits. However, these early attempts were often more exploratory than scientifically grounded.
2. The Piezoelectric Revelation (1940s-1950s): In the mid-20th century, scientists stumbled upon a captivating phenomenon known as piezoelectricity. This effect revealed that certain tissues, like bones and tendons, can generate electric charges when under pressure. It hinted at the intriguing role electromagnetic fields could play in the world of cellular biology.
3. The MRI Revolution (1970s): The 1970s ushered in a medical marvel known as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). This groundbreaking technology harnessed strong magnetic fields and radio waves to provide detailed images of the body's inner workings. While not a therapy itself, MRI showcased the safety and effectiveness of magnetic fields in medicine.
4. Birth of Modern PEMF (1970s-1980s): Fast forward to the late 20th century, and we see the birth of modern PEMF therapy. Researchers and inventors began developing devices capable of delivering controlled electromagnetic pulses to the body. These early contraptions found their niche in non-invasive pain management and tissue healing.
5. FDA Approval and Clinical Use (Late 20th Century): Some PEMF devices earned the stamp of approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States. These approvals primarily centered on using PEMF therapy to alleviate pain and aid in the healing of fractures.
6. 21st Century Exploration: The 21st century brought continued evolution to PEMF therapy. Researchers delved into its potential applications across various medical fields, from orthopedics to neurology. Clinical studies and trials sought to unlock its mechanisms and efficacy for various health conditions.
7. Home-Friendly Devices: With technological advancements, portable and user-friendly PEMF devices became accessible for home use. These devices vary in terms of their strength, frequency, and intended uses. Some are marketed for general wellness and stress reduction.
8. Ongoing Research and Medical Integration: Research into PEMF therapy remains ongoing, with scientists exploring its potential benefits and how it works. While it has gained popularity in complementary and alternative medicine, it's increasingly finding its place in mainstream medical practices for specific conditions.

I am going to post some interesting thoughts about PEMF and TERAHERTZ

Well it has been a while since I posted here because I have been researching energy machines ...... I am going to convert this page to more about what I have found ----- look out world
Two energy machines I have used are the EESystem and the newest is the OLYLIFE P 90 what I have as a personal experience