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[@kaalraam]

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[@Huhn]

you have to repin it as you editing unpinned it

[@bobitapal5090]

Is retinol good

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

Don't trust data and evidence.

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

Parabens are good

[@doubleglaze7979]

Where I get my water then

[@MakZakk]

we need esoteric sleep guide and esoteric oral hygiene guide bro, keep the great content up!

[@SanderoPlays]

Use coconut oil instead of mouthwash. Take a big spoon. Just move the oil around in your mouth for like 20 minutes two times a day and spit it out.

[@aangel03]

​@@SanderoPlays bro that's 40 minutes a day 💀

[@SanderoPlays]

@@aangel03 yea bro 20 min after you wash your teeth in the morning and 20 min after you wash your teeth before sleep stop being lazy

[@JMARTIN950]

Teeth guide: nano hydropatite toothpaste or a non-flouride brand. Get a thick floss like that from bokka. Chew mastic gum for jaw and killing of mouth and stomach bad bacteria and lasty eat a diet rich of vitamin k2 & magnesium or supplement them

[@moaydDrawing1]

@@SanderoPlays lmao

[@zac_Harrison]

An esoteric sleep routine is a must have. Love the content Kall. One of the last genuine people left on this platform. Keep going

[@eh6914]

While your waiting for his video on this I'd follow bryan johnsons blueprint sleep routine, I've followed a couple of things on there and it's helped

[@anujpatidar2008]

@@eh6914 what's are the basic or the link of the vide

[@eh6914]

@adonis3727 can't post the link but it's called sleep is the new coffee by bryan johnson

[@eh6914]

It's an article and follow the things that feel comfortable and reasonable

[@TheSpecialJ11]

I think I want an esoteric everything guide.

[@cu11en76]

That's what his channel is now

[@kaalraam]

Forgot to say in the vid: Shampoo twice a week max, use a nontoxic stay-in conditioner.

[@eh6914]

If you have curlier hair please wash your hair once a week or biweekly

[@ronit.dhingra_]

Any recommendations for conditioners?

[@JMARTIN950]

For a no shampoo option just a thick solid like raw honey. 2 years counting or an old school fatty soap

[@berserker3778]

I get very heavy dandruff buildup if i dont use shampoo every other day

[@JMARTIN950]

@ultimateberserker3778 fungus overgrowth plus a dependance especially if anti-fungal. Gotta tackle it from a gut micro perspective too.

[@kevinluevano4746]

Sunscreen is necessary in general. The effects of the sun in your skin are different depending on both your skin tone and the place in where you live (the UV intensity is not equal at different latitudes). Sunscreens can have substances that can be endocrine disrupters but not on such low concentrations. As personal experience, I have no option but to use sunscreen, even if my diet is completely free of vegetable oils, I still get sunburns extremely easily. For context, I live in central Mexico (where the UV intensity reaches up to 13 in summer, and 9 in winter) and I have a very pale white skin Skin cancer is not as straightforward as he says. There exists cumulative sun damage at a cellular level, which causes DNA damage, from this is how skin cancer is born, not a you expose to the sun and then you get skin cancer, but instead a slow cumulative DNA damage.

[@zarrar1825]

i mean tallow balm can be used as sunscreen itself

[@SatirDown]

Sunscreen is one of the biggest propaganda ! The sun uv heals that why modern societies wants to block them so you keep getting sick . Sun is like food, like water like exercise = too little of it is bad too much of it is bad

[@528hrtz]

Seed oils take 8 years to leave the human body.. i doubt you’ve detoxed completely from them.. hence why you still get sun burnt. I live in Australia and have cut out seed oils for almost a decade now.. and only just recently i’ve stopped burning in the sun.. i used to always burn!

[@bumblebee4280]

But sunscreen wasn't around before the 70s. People worked outside and I don't they were dying like flies because of the sun. If you haven't tried reducing carbs and sugars and eating more meats and animal fats please do try it. It's not an overnight cure, but your skin will get stronger and stronger. Give it the time it takes for your body to accomplish a complete cell turnover.

[@icy_type]

coconut oil ahas natural spf and is protective from heat/sun

[@Shahzad-Khan]

I believe in taking care of myself, and a balanced diet and a rigorous exercise routine. In the morning, if my face is a little puffy, I'll put on an ice pack while doing my stomach crunches. I can do a thousand now. After I remove the ice pack, I use a deep pore cleanser lotion. In the shower, I use a water activated gel cleanser. Then a honey almond body scrub. And on the face, an exfoliating gel scrub. Then apply an herb mint facial mask, which I leave on for 10 minutes while I prepare the rest of my routine. I always use an aftershave lotion with little or no alcohol, because alcohol dries your face out and makes you look older. Then moisturizer, then an anti-aging eye balm followed by a final moisturizing protective lotion. There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me. Only an entity, something illusory. And though I can hide my cold gaze, and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours and maybe you can even sense our life styles are probably comparable, I simply am not there.

[@mike_bobagens]

wait I feel like I've seen that somewhere....

[@chloebleak]

giggling

[@Ethereal_Ghost]

impressive...very nice.

[@burhan.k.r.n1164]

Damn. That's my skincare routine right there lol.

[@lostintechnology1851]

Brother if your face is puffy after sleep maybe check out your pillow and such might be some allergic reaction going on

[@keshudana4647]

Kaal, drop the sleep and oral health routines as well please. These videos are gold. Actionable steps with solid information.👍

[@bwekh694]

fr

[@samarthagarwal6638]

Ye pls

[@nesh9064]

Yes pls

[@canm7157]

nah its heavily biased. There are also products without those ingredients, so his esoteric theory doesnt make sense in the end

[@rahulreggy]

Please do your own research rather than listen to this buffoon. Not everything he says is true

[@S.GRIMES]

Drop every damn guide you've got! I've spent so much already just improving my soaps, foods, milk, eggs, filters, distiller, etc. Thank you for everything Kaal!

[@notstonkss9417]

12:09 Keep in mind that you have to pick the right oil for your hair type If you have fine texture hair you are gonna wanna opt for lightweight oil such as argan oil, you can use olive oil, castor oil or coconut oil, but only as a pre wash, after washing you are gonna wanna apply a lightweight oil that will not weigh it down. If you have coarse texture you can get away with using heavy oils such olive oil, castor oil or coconut oil. And if your hair is oily you are gonna wanna stay the hell away from hair oils

[@Levi-xx1mj]

Just wash your hair less, theres lots of videos on it and at some point it wont get oily or itchy. And it ends up looking better. For me its so much more curly and fluffy. And 100x more healthy. Look into it even if it sounds gross lmao

[@Levi-xx1mj]

@AC im an athlete. It works very well but whenever i sweat a lot ill shampoo. Never more than 2x a week tho cuz then it gets super flat

[@Bankai90]

Jeez man I kept telling this to ppl like 6 years ago. I was looking like a roasted pig for 5-6weeks each summer. I'm pale so I''d just burn easily. What a bunch of bullshit. My food was just drowning in seed oils, lots of restaurants, junk food, premade "salads". Tons of "hearthealthy vegetable oils". After stopping those, and raising saturated fat instead. My sunburns are gone. Like literally gone. Ofc I will burn when I'm outside for 10h during prime summer. But I can be outside most of the day, get a slight burn and next day I'm alrdy tanned. While before I couldn't be touched cuz my skin would just burn by way less exposure for days.

[@dda35828]

You are literally fixing everything new and modern thats killing us thank you

[@CaliforniaCarpenter7]

Alright, G, I'll buy a damned shower filter. I just want to say that as a white AF man who gets sunburned every year and hasn't used sunscreen in a decade, one bad burn is enough to cause a tan that leaves me dark enough to not get burned again. But then again, I work outdoors. Soap on the face is also something I gave up a long time ago. I use coconut oil on my face after showers and it has been working incredible. The antibacterial aspect helps because I'm acne-prone and when I was using lard I'd flare up. I'm officially entering my late thirties this year and I smoke cigars regularly, but compared to most of my peers I look a lot younger. Your guides are second-to-none!

[@anitajanjua9038]

Just ordered the tallow balms. I am looking forward to using stuff that actually works with my body. Thanks for the vast amount of knowledge!

[@kaalraam]

hope u like it

[@Jerry_417]

@anitajanjua9038 well did work? Or is this another self improvement youtube bs?

[@ayoubkassimi2830]

I’ve already cut every seed oil possible, also I’m planning on buying Tallow Balm and apply the esoteric skin routine. Also I’m really looking forward to the nose, mouth and breathing esoteric guide. Right now I have a very congest nose and would be amazing to have a reliable solution. This video had amazing value, keep going brother!

[@michaelmoloney3591]

How did it go

[@MasonKuhr]

i hear the cries of big corp. love it

[@beswa]

We want every esoteric guide possible

[@exyl_sounds]

Can’t you just use an app like Yuka to scan a sunscreen to check for such substances?

[@somerandomguy8725]

Hey Kaal, for your esoteric oral guide, I recommend checking out the ancient ayurvedic techniques of "Oil pulling" and "Dantmanjan". Also, having traditional oil baths and do wonders to your skin and general health. In India, the flour of Chickpeas is used a bodywash. I highly recommend this from my own experience, it brings out a whole another level of glow from your skin.

[@mchanc]

along with besan(chickpea flour) i do remember being told about haldi baths too(haldi is turmeric)

[@memr5690]

I can definently vouch for the cream cleanser you mentioned, Sukin! It uses products native to my region (in Australia), and I never knew it was international but I'm glad to hear it. I would add that Native Australian plants have been relatively untouched by selective breeding compared to any other continent on the planet, make of that what you will but I would consider that good for achieving our esoteric goals.

[@MarcusNeda]

I read that the Sukin products have alot of seed oils, like seasame seeds and so on, would these still be fine?

[@dangeroux6736]

@@MarcusNeda i’m wondering this as well

[@Cosmoquake]

@@MarcusNeda some seed oils can be okay if they are cold pressed, for example sesame and sunflower oil (I'm pretty sure) can be cold pressed and if they are not heated up for cooking then they can be decent oils in products because they wouldn't have oxidized. But olive oil and the other monounsaturated oils will always be superior.

[@Somerandomguy23838]

If you don't have dry/itchy skin or bad acne, you can also wash your face with used coffee grounds. They're like a 3in1 product- work like a exfoliator, cleanser and moisturizer, due to the essential oils. Wash your face with warm water before gently scrubbing them, then rinse off with cold water. After this your face feels really soft and has an almost matte feel to it. edit-spelling error

[@EtienneLeBoeuf]

All commercially produced skincare contains preservatives. Even BPA free.

[@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai]

Your channel has been a blessing, i love finding out information that will make me healthier/happier/fitter etc

[@Jbrimbelibap]

Definetly an Esoteric sleep guide. Mine is random, sometimes near perfect, other times it's straight up impossible to sleep

[@thomasischillin]

Also olive oil and coconut oil are comedogenic which means they clog pores so you might get pimples if you use it on your skin

[@marlin-cy1od]

olive oil litterally isnt comedogenic lmao

[@ashmithroshan9821]

@@marlin-cy1od it is

[@michiahnaylor7476]

I put a filter in my shower. It's so annoying how quickly calcium and chlorine builds up. Makes me glad to know I'm not putting that on my skin anymore, but it can get costly.

[@kaalraam]

It’s $40 and you replace em every 6 months.. not too bad

[@MenchieExtrakt]

Kill me with the “ancient wisdom”. Why do people always think old = good

[@DogesBasement]

Because all the products were organic and they've passed the time test.

[@gmfrunzik]

I have to agree with this one To convince other people this argument is bs

[@Olliejz]

Could not have come at a better time kaal. Really like your videos and the impact you have made on my knowledge of the world is priceless

[@eshwarjadhav1708]

whats the best alternative option for beef tallow? goat tallow?

[@kaalraam]

Yes

[@Highwizardd]

even if you are dark you get skin damage. i started using a clean mineral sunscreen (mychelle) everyday and my skin tone improved a lot and i am black.

[@Bella-ss1vr]

Grass fed tallow and extra virgin olive oil is godsend for my moisturiser routine I look ten years younger it’s incredible!!!!

[@canman4444]

Could you explain why anything with “Benz” or “Phen” is bad for you, I’m curious I’m a college student studying biomedical engineering and I’d like to understand why these functional groups are so harmful

[@fitnesslife4900]

Esoteric guide on how to smell good

[@sophiamagdalena111]

There's a lot of misinformation here. Corrections: Bentonite clay is indeed exfoliating. Polyunsaturated fats (PUFA) are not inherently bad, Omega 3 and Omega 6 are PUFA. It is also present in avocado, salmon and butter, and should be at 10% of your daily diet. Don't mix them up with highly processed and refined seed oils that you actually advise not to eat. Scrubbing and exfoliation are not the same. Oils are not moisturizing, they are emollients. They lay on the surface of the skin and thus keep moisture from evaporating. Sun exposure causes skin damage (google UV damage on skin), not just skin cancer. Pretty alright basic info for men's skincare (idk how I got here lol) but this is far from factual.

[@lazzy5593]

if that's the case could you refer a better male skin care guide?

[@campersruincod6134]

You don’t need to cut out oils, just processed garbage. Organic extra virgin olive oil is great. So is organic cold pressed flaxseed oil. Specifically diet, processed foods and junk foods will wreck havoc on the skin and cause acne. So can ingesting microplastics from plastic bottled drinks, canned food and microwave meals. Avoiding all this is paramount for optimal skin health. Leading on from skin health, a diet rich in vitamins and minerals is also important. Many of them are needed for optimal skin health.

[@kaalraam]

Agree

[@stoicreader]

No no! Flaxseeds are estrogenic!! Better than cheap seed oils tho..

[@asad.saad.0]

I'm a Muslim, olive oil is something the our Prophet PBUH used to apply to his hair so it makes me happy that its one of the things that actually works :) thanks for the info Kaal

[@DogesBasement]

My hometown of Karmiel is literally named after olive oil plantations. Great to see a part of a familiar culture as a recommendation.

[@Arabiangigachad]

@@DogesBasement which country is this

[@DogesBasement]

@@Arabiangigachad Israel. There is only one city in the world with this name.

[@lindong-ye1tk]

@@DogesBasement ah you mean occupied palestine, got it.

[@darshanpatel.1782]

@@lindong-ye1tk who hurt you?

[@Anon-nv7bp]

Summary: 1. Sunscreen contains estrogenics - avoid products with "benz" and "phen" in their name. Avoid parabens, phthalates, 4-mbc, and benzophenol 2. Get a shower head filter (to remove chlorine and fluoride from water) 3. Remove seed oils from the diet. They increase skin photosensitivity 4. Use tallow balm on the skin. This is a moisturiser and contains retinol (vitamin A). Can also be used instead of aftershave 5. Shea butter can also be used but is less effective than tallow balm as tallow is from animals 6. Artificial lavender is estrogenic. Natural lavender is not 7. Beta carotene adds pigmentation to the skin (note: sweet potatoes are also a good source) 8. Collagen. Eat chicken skins, and supplement with collagen powder (note: bone broth is a good source of collagen) 9. He has products in the description for sunscreen if you need it that don't contain estrogenics (I couldn't find it), and for alternative moisturisers to tallow balm (Sukin Rejuvenating Day Cream) 10. Good sleep improves skin 11. Cleanser - Sukin Cream Cleanser 12. Mask - Bentonite clay mixed with apple cider vinegar 13. Tallow bar soap for washing body 14. Routine: wash your face once in the morning and once at night with the cream cleanser, then apply tallow balm. Use bentonite clay and apple cider vinegar mask once a week (note: can be used 2-3 times a week) 15. Use a wooden comb for hair, not plastic 16. Shampoo - Alaffia Beautiful Curls Curl Enhancing Cream Shampoo. Avoid shampoos with phthalates and parabens 17. Moisturise hair with olive oil or coconut oil 18. Pomade - Seattle Pomade 19. Body moisturiser - tallow balm, olive oil, or shea butter 20. Pore strips on nose (do your research first) I'd recommend people check skinsort before you buy products.

[@davidpestana2224]

i would like to see the esoteric sleep guide

[@heroicdragon]

I've got a question regarding seed oils, is cold pressed rapeseed oil alright?

[@johnnywalnut8374]

I use benzoyl peroxide for my acne, it really helps but it starts with 'benz' should I still use it? If not what would be a good replacement either natural or medical?

[@oibruv3889]

It is dermatoligically tested and is proven to be effective. That means more than any ancient wisdom. It's fine, if it works for you why stop?

[@Geofreymyboy]

Listen to your body its very simple

[@paramedivmso4]

One thing I never do is shower before I go to the beach or when I know that I will ou all in the sunshine. The more natural oils you have on your skin the better you will be. I rub coconut oil on myself before I go to the beach. Everyone laughs at me but i am the only one who does not burn and tans. Watch your diets also. You are what you eat. The Sun is the giver of life and is not there to burn or destroy us. It is the heavenly Father. If you have skin issues it is not the from the sun. The issue is with you. We were made to live on this earth. Sun and all. You must have the right amount of magnesium and vit C in order to assimilate Vit D. If you are deficient, you will not be "sun ready". You need the proper minerals, nutrients and vitamins in your body to absorb and assimilate the suns rays. We have all been lied to. The flu is another lie. It is a vit D deficiency. Look at a graph of the suns change during the seasons and look at flu season. The flu shots are making everyone more susceptible to falling ill and it is making you more likely to get the flu. All for greed and keep you on the medical/pharma teet

[@luciouspusey3413]

Hey man, if there's one video I'd really appreciate you make it would be a tier-list or general overview of all health things that ranks their importance Whenever I watch these videos about estrogenics, bad ingredients, etc. I get that they are bad but in my mind I have a jumbled list of like 200 things to watch out for, and I don't really know how they compare in severity. Because realistically doing every single activity in a way that avoids bad stuff isn't possible Basically I want to know like the basic 5 or 10 things I should keep in mind every day that will get me most of my results. Essentially the 80/20 thing. Thanks for all the info you provide though, tired of listening to experts who don't actually research the specific topics they talk about.

[@antoniopalmiero6761]

I had a perfect skin (im light brown) until 20 year old and barely i washed with an anonimous soap bar my face, now im 29 years old and i have some problem even with a skin care routine, the only thing i need really i think is eat better

[@naished]

Best video you’ve made yet. Excited for the oral health edition 🙌🏻

[@signaturerush]

Guys if anyone is wondering I think the Apple cider vinegar he’s using is from Aldi

[@xuziao]

Regarding sunscreen, you're wrong. Firstly, it doesn't matter about skin colour or sunburn at all, its about the skins exposure to the sun itself, all people, regardless of skin colour or ethnicity require sunscreen, the majority of people in hot countries such as east Asia always wear sunscreen, not only to prevent skin cancer, but for reasons such as skin damage, your skin cells will be damaged and your appearance will age much faster. Secondly, most sunscreens have those ingredients just for preservation and they're only trace amounts, theres a lot of research proving they're in such small amounts that theres literally zero chance of you getting cancer or any harm to your bodies function from then, you're much more likely to get cancer and harm your bodies functions from the sun exposer or a bad lifestyle than the ingredients in the products. Always. Wear. Sunscreen.

[@str8buster144]

Literally none of my relatives from Punjab (a norther Indian state) wear sunscreen and they’re basically out in the sun all day doing agriculture work or just chilling. I don’t remember a single one of my relatives ever dying early due to disease, etc. let alone having skin cancer. Which is why I tend to agree with Raam here.

[@xuziao]

@@str8buster144 It’s true that darker skinned people are less likely to get skin cancer but they still can and their skin will get damaged by sun exposure, actually more than light skinned people as their skin attracts more light. The issue with this video is that he is speaking pure nonsense with nothing to back it up, he clearly hasn’t looked into the research on the ingredients or sunscreens, if he did then he should post his sources, which would be research studies, but he hasn’t and instead is making these claims to viewers which don’t care to look into it properly.

[@lilies8964]

Not only that, but those “ingredients” he mentioned aren’t supposed to be in the sunscreen anyway. It’s literally not part of how the sunscreen is processed rather it’s usually a contaminant problem. Yes, cancer causing CONTAMINANTS not ingredients. Once we resolve the contaminant situation, then there wouldn’t be any of those pesky “ingredients”.

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

@@xuziao no darker skin absorbs vvitamin D SLOWER, so it needs more sunlight. Perhaps you are talking about hyper pigmentation? Because very pale skin especially freckled is extremely sensitive to sunlight and require less time in the sun to absorb vitamin d. And its true skin cancer is not as common in darker skin populations. However it is good practice for everyone to avoid spending more than 10 mins a day in direct sunlight. And avoiding the sun at 1pm Your comment lost its credibility with that.

[@CrystalRose1111]

Pale folks mad because they get sunburnt 😂😂😂 I truly cant relate. Nobody in my African American family has sunburn or skin damage/skin cancer. We just got it like that

[@dillywills369]

What do you think of native brand products and why did you not touch on deodorant?

[@devinmudge7920]

Feel free to make as many as these esoteric health guides as you want Kaal. Great as always

[@itsmattzed]

This channel is a golden mine for quality information

[@Tom_.]

In the Netherlands we don’t have chlorine in our tap water.

[@monkeybrain014]

Inderdaad, ik moest het nog even opzoeken maar het is echt zo lol

[@stoicreader]

I wish I was born in Switzerland or Netherlands or any rich healthy family in Europe 🥲🥲

[@themaxjenkinson]

I am 75% nordic, 25% english. I have avoided seed oils for 4 years, eat well, have burnt in the sun twice in four years with no sunscreen. And I get brown af in the summer these days :). My skin is working. :)

[@gidol3790]

Pls don’t tan u r still getting sun damage. U r gonna destroy ur dna and increase the risk of cancer severally. I’m literally begging you not to listen too this guy.

[@mysterical-]

Are you afraid of photoaging though?

[@James-712]

Skincare products made my acne worse. Made my diet better now 90% of my acne is gone

[@francheskamojica7640]

Why about Amla oil for hair instead of olive oil?

[@kaalraam]

thats a good option, the smell is a bit more strong imo

[@abdraad-r9g]

do you reccomend any good skin tallows that use lamb fat (or any other non beef-fat) as I am hindu and I dont like using cow products

[@Shrekmate]

Lamb tallow

[@booo5451]

I saw a doctor or dermatologist say that tallow balm is good for dry skin but it promotes acne

[@Vendzor]

I literally clicked off, ordered 3 samples of the Vintage Tradition tallow balm right before you dropped the coupon code 😂😂 I'm more than happy to support them though, and the fact that you know the owners is amazing and leaves me with zero doubts. This is the kind of stuff I fully support spending my money on, I just threw out all my Burt's bee's and other lip balms too as they're loaded with canola/soybean oils and honestly don't even work for their intended purpose.

[@AbdulDean448]

You got scammed 😂

[@Vendzor]

@@AbdulDean448 Lol. I could write out three paragraphs of why this tallow balm is absolutely amazing. If anything I don't think they're charging enough for such a superior product 😂

[@nijumuraokuyasau1445]

@@Vendzor hey I’m want to try this balm but I have really oily and acne prone skin and don’t know if it would make my skin worse and greasy

[@Vendzor]

​@@nijumuraokuyasau1445 Personally I don't feel greasy at all and my skin is as clear as ever. The tallow absorbs rather quickly and it makes the skin feel incredibly smooth and luminous. A little goes a long way too, so I wouldn't go slathering on the stuff like a normal lotion. If I were you I'd just buy one of the samples; only around 3-4 bucks for a tiny container so you can test how you react and determine if it's right for you.

[@signaturerush]

What should we use to spread body wash or soap on our skin? Wash cloths, modern plastic loofahs, natural loofahs, etc?

[@kaalraam]

hands mostly

[@notjoshuafill]

Wow, this video surpassed my already very high expectations of you. I had bad acne as a teen so I developed lots of knowledge about pharmaceutical skincare (salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, spf, retinol…) It did a great job clearing my acne, but now that I know the unhealthy effects I will definitely be switching to this. Also thank you for including segments about body and hair. Thoughts on Vaseline?

[@furbogamingxtreme7425]

As a teen with acne anything that you recommend? Been dealing with the issue for so long now....

[@notjoshuafill]

@@furbogamingxtreme7425 I recommend doing what he says in this video.

[@YellowJell-O]

Vaseline is petroleum jelly. Compounds in petroleum jelly may cause higher estrogen levels in the body. Natural alternatives include coconut oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, or even honey.

[@lordofdarkness8143]

go to a dermatologist and don't do what this guy says because he's a quack and doesn't know jack shit about skin health. everyone can be an expert these days pushing bullshit info onto a gullbile audience that thinks that putting beef tallow will magically give you perfect skin and boost your testosterone, yeah sure. he's no different than liver king and other charlatans that push bullshit esoteric practices onto their audience as a way to appeal to insecure young men that are trying to find a purpose in life. it's just sad and depressing ​@@furbogamingxtreme7425

[@kokodrigo1712]

I used to have problems with acne. My dermatologist told me to clean my skin with natural soap like Palmolive and gaveme perscription for ointment that was made by pharmacist in a local pharmacy on demand. He also told me not to use sunscreen unless i go on vacation to Egypt. Everything changed and my skin started to look better and better. I also started using low-carb diet and my skin looks much better after a few months.

[@LegsON]

Hi Kaal! Do you think collagen peptides are better than just hydralized collagen?

[@tmsmith30]

Yes, I make my own tallow balm! You have a new follower. Thank you so much for dropping these useful gems.

[@vaibhav4476]

is it true that drinking coffee, eating eggs and dry fruits causes pimples? do cold plunge for face in morning makes any difference in acne? Really good video, keep making these and we definitely need esoteric oral hygiene video. PS. For my fellow Indians, Multani Mitti and bentonite clay powder are same thing.

[@aangel03]

Just don't eat sugar and processed food

[@kaalraam]

Does coffee cause pimples?

[@muttleyt2805]

Please start providing evidence/ links to studies (either in video or comments) to each of these claims you have made against chemicals actions on human body... interesting take either way!

[@goatofdeparture]

Misleading …. wear sunscreen. Just get a good brand

[@shreyass799]

Hi bro, what brand would you suggest?

[@icy_type]

awesome video! one thing i’ll say, careful with chicken skin as chickens are mostly fed corn/soy (high pufa) diets and id they are stored in the skin, well… opt for beef gelatin as a good alternative!

[@pie7307]

I also suggest to use high quality and possibly raw honey on your face… it’s literally a magic potion

[@DanielEMI]

Hey, can you please like NOT DIE EVER? These videos are fucking useful. These videos should have billions of views. I’ve been throwing away a bunch of my personal higiene products because of your amazing knowledge in these videos. I just gotta say keep it up 💪

[@willswanson2145]

Hey Kaal, what’s your opinion on the natural sunscreen effects of coconut oil, raspberry seed oil, or carrot seed oil? I’m curious (as a red headed white guy) if I could mix in some of these oils with the for a nice daily moisturizer with a (albeit small) amount of sun protection.

[@josephmasinre1840]

is a tallow balm that has Organic Hemp Seed Oil or Liquid-Gold Jojoba Oil in its ingredients safe? Asking cause I've been looking for a halal/kosher alternative to the tallow balm you linked.

[@rushikesh1975]

yeah we want esoteric videos more

[@samanthony207]

Which olive to apply on skin and hair regular cooking olive oil or specific olive oil for skin and if yes give us link in description.

[@kaalraam]

Extra Virgin

[@frakko5208]

Plain coconut oil (with specific essential oils if you wish) is a great sunscreen alternative, but the best sunscreen in the world is called "tan". Since bentonite clay is a sponge for toxins and heavy metals, you should never get it in contact with metals (like a spoon) or it will saturate with the metal from the spoon instead of that of your body which you want to get rid of. I use bentonite clay in my toothpaste but it can also be added to a bath if you want a proper detox.

[@kaalraam]

thanks!

[@PizzaPuncher2]

If i could figure out a way to shower in distilled water and combine that with tallow soap, i feel like my skin would be immaculate.

[@mikey.1205]

"Don't trust the experts" is one of the greatest tips of our era. I never use shampoo and my hair is thick, dark and oil-free. My health is great and I eat lots of meat. My athletic performance is amazing and I consume huge amounts of sugar. The fastest way to be depressed, weak and pathetic is to listen to the "experts".

[@hillsawyer]

everythings good except sugar

[@mikey.1205]

@@hillsawyer nope, sugar is amazing

[@taradikoff123]

As much as it all makes sense to me that the ingredients in things like sunscreen are only used to fuirther propagate skin cancer to maximize profit, I think everyone could benefit from having independent studies left in the description to read.

[@zst1655]

Hey man, when you say olive oil, can we use the exact same ones we use to cook food with? And what are your thoughts on aloe vera gel? Btw these videos are gold, appreciate your effort in revealing the truth!

[@kaalraam]

Yea, extra Virgin glass bottle

[@richestate4902]

I’m pale, I eliminated seed oils from diet. No more sun burn and actually tan now

[@gidol3790]

If you’re getting tan in the sun you’re literally getting sun damaged

[@KiLLeRgoD1011]

Jeez. I am Indian as well and this guy is jus spouting anti western and anti science rumours. I use all the major skincare brands, I have amazing skin and everyone mistakes me for being 10 years younger.

[@shreyass799]

What products do you use bro?

[@hom_SB]

🤡 u put semen on ur face

[@capetzproductions8690]

I want to buy tallow balm but the shipping to my country costs me 76$ while the sample is 3.5$ 😂😂

[@Deepleee]

This is so ridiculous. Obviously everyone’s skin type and hair is different so whatever this guy says might work or it may make your skin or hair worse. He doesn’t even include any studies or data about anything he says. Doesn’t go into detail either about the ingredients. Just nonsense.

[@patrickmaguire9784]

You are truly amazing I wish I had found you sooner thank you brother

[@roundedosu]

there's an insane amount of money to be saved by not falling for the psyops or buying products that cover up the issue by creating another issue instead of tackling the root cause. even if healthy alternatives are sometimes more expensive, they solve issues that would have to be dealt with by spending money anyway, so really it's a smarter investment into your health and well-being + it's based

[@Wholisticandy]

1 min in and you dropped so many facts. It’s a sub for me

[@Aaron-xn7dg]

The darkest people only have a natural SPF of around 10 which isn't much, dark skin as a natural SPF has been largely overstated and propped up

[@bumblebee4280]

I have medium dark skin and have never suffered a sunburn in my life. As a child I would sun bathe for hours. I can take a nap in the sun and the only thing I'll get is a darker tan. Melanin is definitely more than SPF 10 and it doesn't let up after an hour or two. But I also think having oily skin helps quite a bit. Us Africans tend to use lotion or petroleum all over our bodies or atleast on exposed skin.

[@CrystalRose1111]

@@bumblebee4280 Exactly. As an African American I’ve never been sunburnt. No one in my huge family has skin cancer. We just get darker.

[@bharathcharanhr3745]

Need sleep esoteric guide and i have 2 questions 1. Im suffering from male pattern baldness and following ur guide won't let me use minoxidil 2. I have very oily skin and animal fat based moisturizer makes it worse

[@chrishnah]

Organic Mary Ruth's Pumkin Seed Oil. Pumkin Seed Oil blocks DHT. I am a woman but it made my hair fuller and even increased my hairline

[@unicestwiacznoworodkow7]

Everything others advertise is bad but what I advertise is good 🤡

[@DFortuna]

Simple minded opinion. He spoke specifically about what ingredients make certain products bad but you want to generalize everything like a dummy 😆

[@unicestwiacznoworodkow7]

@@DFortuna I mean when somebody tries to convince people something is bad, undermines knowledge in the field, cherry picks studies so it proves his point it's ALWAYS to make money on gullible people.

[@DFortuna]

@@unicestwiacznoworodkow7 you're doing it again. Stop watering down the conversation. You're serving as a barrier of ignorance. Which knowledge are you specifically talking about that's being undermined? What specific claim do you have an issue with because everything he said regarding vegetable/seed oil is accurate.

[@CrystalRose1111]

⁠@@unicestwiacznoworodkow7 I get where you’re coming from, but if you paid attention to the video, he’s not selling anything. He’s promoting a natural alternative and backed it up with research.

[@belikewater3031]

In the end of the day this brother came also with 5 products😂 but thanks for the Alternative stuff

[@PPEcon]

This is the classic ‘using scientific principles to sound true” when your application of these principles is misleading at best and untrue at worst. I hear people talk about talk about chlorine in water all the time or ostensibly hormonal cascading effects from synthetic substances. But (i) these are often times mechanistic effects that haven’t been proven with using with humans where there are more complex systems outside of how two chemicals interact with each other or (ii) are in such low doses that it is safe for humans because it doesn’t cause any harm but people think the microscopic amounts will somehow kill them… People want to embrace things that seem natural or have some ancient history and want to rally against synthetic products / big pharma… They’re willing to believe any esoteric bs that lacks evidence because it aligns with their world view. I am pissed that the algo put me on this garbage. Hate this pseudoscience nonsense where people keep trying to push naturopathy and alternative medicine without a clear understanding of the science.

[@AveMaria1888]

Can you tell me what other details on this video you believe are untrue or not as solid advice as he makes it out to be?

[@Ben-xf9jf]

🤓

[@JacobHarrold]

Been needing a video like this fr🙏

[@Cliodhna-z1i]

I hope people don't listen to you about the sunscreen. But again, it's their skin to ruin. Get informed, study science, ure practicing archaic stuff. update urself

[@KayCzk]

what sunscreen you recommand?

[@Lulu-xl5cm]

@@KayCzk Beauty of Joseon. It truely lives up to the hype.

[@joserosellojr]

Thank you for making this video.I've purchased about two things from your Amazon storefront or page. Love the Tallow and showerhead.

[@gabeuttsects433]

You just supplied a bunch of affiliate links 😑 “esoteric” gtfoh

[@TrainerSnow]

does anybody know a good alternative to vintage tradition for tallow balm in australia?

[@kaalraam]

Other tallow brands exist. Sukin is a great Australian brand

[@TrainerSnow]

@kaalraam i dont see any tallow balm from sukin? If its not from them do you know any other trusted brands? Because i see some for cheap but i assume its bad quality or artificial

[@reillyd.4753]

Bro please just read one study before you tell your thousands of followers that sunscreen doesn't do anything and they shouldn't use it. You're gonna give so many people skin cancer lmao. You can find sunscreens without parabens, phtalates, and benzenes too. Every dermatologist you would ever talk to would disagree with you

[@gidol3790]

Fr he really think he did something here

[@uozzi3014]

This is the best skincare video i ever seen

[@roymclovetoy9041]

What a bunch of nonsense

[@ragerider8812]

I have a doubt, as you said tallow balm is an animal product but you've also mentioned that food crops like corn and soya have been supplied with Atrazin, which you told is estrogenic. Then is the tallow balm not estrogenic as the animal product that is used is obtained from the animal also exposed to estrogenics? food?

[@luckyyyinlove]

Parabens aren't harmful in skincare. It's an amazing preservative, keeping products usable.

[@la381]

Bull

[@luckyyyinlove]

@@la381 Misinformation. Disgusting word-choice, too.

[@stoicreader]

They are literally estrogenic!!! Methyl paraben containing creams suggested by dermats literally reduced my libido like wtf!!? "Amazing preservative" sure. At a cost of your testosterone good luck!

[@lindeermig]

I live in Denmark were tap water often actually is cleaner than what you buy in the store so that’s all good but never really thought about things being estrogenic. I’m on a doctors proscribed acutane/isotretinoin cure and it has worked wonders. With that said, I’ve always thought that Acne was genetic. But all these videos are starting to change my mind.

[@McAwesome363]

I feel bad for the sheeps who believe this crap

[@stoicreader]

Idk man, shower filter is great 👍 we all are sheep at some level...