One of the wildest psychological phenomenon I've witnessed during this meteoric rise of fruit & honey influencers on social media:
They've gone all-in on this forced framing that if you don't cave into their view that you have to eat some poison, you are FEARFUL and SCARED of it 🤣
One of the clearest examples I saw was a few weeks ago. It came from one of those 20 y/o Saladino spawn health girls on X with 50K+ followers for being hot and saying what people want to hear. I wish I would've screenshotted it, but it was basically a picture of a huge table full of fruit slathered in honey, with the caption:
"If a man is scared of carbohydrates, he is weak and fearful, and you shouldn't date him!"
I left one link to a video describing how every single one of the fruits in the picture has been massively manipulated by bioengineering to become nutrient-void sugar bombs, and was immediately blocked 😂
Fruit & honey people are industrial-strength copers who get their attention by giving health-conscious truth-seekers an excuse to continue being slaves to their sugar addiction. Nothing more, nothing less.
Thankfully, we have a few steadfast voices out there who refuse to bend the knee to this nonsense for likes and follows:
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#carnivore #carnivorediet #animalbased
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What did you think of the Ken Berry And Paul Saladino discussion? I thought Paul made a good case that if you’re active, fruit and honey should be fine. He also made some points on Saif’s podcast.
I must say, carnivore was great for me, turning my health around, but incorporating some sourdough, fruit and honey has been enjoyable and I feel a bit better. Not sure if it’s correlation or causation.
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