Dr. Paul Saladino appearance is much older after a relatively short passage of time but why?
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@Insomniac said in The mystery Dr. Paul Saladino's shockingly rapid aging:
a good understanding of human physiology and the desire to live his life on camera giving health advice would knowingly do this to his own face. Did he not know about sun damage?
Idk man, these people are sort of "influencers" or celebrities, I don't take everything they say 100%. A good bit of it is just content and dramatization of real life. Not saying he's a liar but he's a personality.
Sun damage is real so yeah, that's probably part of it. But isn't he pretty new to the Peat side of things? Peat is a major revelation for all health perspectives. If he was on different diets and strict protocols he's probably biologically stressed. Maybe also being a bit famous is actually stressing?
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@Insomniac said in The mystery Dr. Paul Saladino's shockingly rapid aging:
So the only explanation remaining is that he has contracted some terrible affliction. And if he's reading this post, this is about love over here at the bioenergetic forum. We are looking for a cure to your rapid aging disease so please don't sue (as he is allegedly prone to do).
He's a smart guy, nothing against him - he seems honest. But, is he not low or no-carb? This would seem to be a major problem.
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It's possible he didn't look great years ago, and the camera and makeup / filters has created the idea that he was aging very slowly.
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You're trolling hard.. lmao.
Maybe the guy likes the old nose candy.
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@Insomniac kek
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That’s definitely the typical sun damaged looks.
Also, I think he doesn’t have a wife. What is a 47 year old man doing being single and leading a loner life without purpose? -
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@the_black_jew this exactly, my brother the orthorexic king thanks to this guy.
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This thread is as amusing as 'influencers' are questionable. Howeva...
@Insomniac said in Tracking down the mysterious cause of Dr. Paul Saladino's shockingly rapid aging:
I didn't mean it Dr. Saladino. Pls don't sue me
@Insomniac said in Apology:
The problem is trying to combine no rules with anonymity. If people had to use their real names and faces it would probably work fine but as a practical matter trolls will keep burning the place down.
You can still maintain a form of legal anonymity while your name and face are in the clear. Corporations were trolling you before the internet existed. And it can get so much worse. Careful what you're goading.
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I couldn't argue if I tried. Carry on.
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Honestly, it just looks like he's way lower body fat in the later example.
His face was more "full" in the old video. That always makes people look healthier. When you get super low bodyfat at his age, that's typically how you look. There's not as much fat/collagen to fill it out and make the face nice and healthy looking.
Which is why I think it's better to have a bit higher bf % even if you're still lean. I bet he's around 10%. 12%-13% would be ideal IMO.
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@Insomniac methionine, too high protein, too much meat intake, sun overexposure, muscle meat eater, too low carb. I bet also his copper is low. He needs to lower muscle meat, lower protein, increase Vit C, lower zinc intake to balance the copper, he also would benefit from selenium since untraps binded minerals like zinc and copper from Metallothionein. His brows are also so low density. He doesn't look healthy at all, but his face genetics doesn't help him. He would look better if he ate potato and and cheese than his fancy "organic" diet.
He looks like a smoker, that's how much his collagen production gave up on him, he is for sure deficient in copper and or manganese.
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