Do you think the chicken on the right has the same number of micronutrients and minerals per pound as the one on the left?
When you force a plant or an animal to grow absurdly quickly, there isn’t time for it to create nutrient density.
It may look like chicken, but it tastes like cardboard, and it doesn’t give your body the building materials you need for cellular performance.
I’m working on some new tech that may allow us to put nutrient density front and center because we will be able to measure it quickly.
Fake food and turbo chicken won’t stand a chance compared to pastured heritage breed grass-fed anything.
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