Tracking down the mysterious cause of Dr. Paul Saladino's shockingly rapid aging
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@Razvan said in Tracking down the mysterious cause of Dr. Paul Saladino's shockingly rapid aging:
He looks like a smoker, that's how much his collagen production gave up on him
I thought the same thing.
I've seen homeless, chain-smoking, alcohols age less in 3 years.
There's lot's of talk around here about excess protein. I don't know about eating massive amounts of organs either. Maybe you can gobble down too many beef testicles.
(I am not claiming or implying that Dr. Saladino has at any point smoked cigarettes, consumed alcohol nor have I heard he's ever been homeless. He has however freely admitted to enjoying beef testicles.)
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@Insomniac why are you continuing on with this?
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I scrolled till 2021 on Saladinos instagram.... on the higher res videos he really looks almost the same as today. That webcam is just super soft and blurred.
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Hasn't Saladino been consuming around 300 grams of honey per day for the last four years?
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@Insomniac He eats close to 200g protein from mostly muscle meats too i believe. That excessive protein especially methionine and tryptophan etc. could be a factor.
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@Serotoninskeptic It's possible. Maybe he just picked a very bad mixture that even includes sugar as Johann said.
The rapid change has me thinking there must me more to it.
I need to look for some samples of white surfers living in Costa Rica. That is a genetic mismatch. He is not well adapted that sun intensity. But was he not already surfing? He just changed so fast. It's hard for me to get my head around it.
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There's a lot of judgment going on with this thread, sort of nit picking Paul's looks, to the point of sounding very catty.
He is very lean, and looks fine for his age.
Another thing that can cause people to lose soft tissues (or any body tissue) is lots of stress, where the cortisol is high and starts eating away at the body's tissues. I would say that after the pandemic, most people have experienced long term chronic mild stress.
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