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[@jolantagoetter6224]

Yesterday two older ladies made a comment to me that they like my tan… I said I love sun and sun loves me back 😉 One of them, who was breathing from oxygen tank said, yes, I used to love it too until I learned that sun causes skin cancer 🙄🙄 I said, sun does not! Sugar, processed foods and seed oils do. And if that would be the fact, humans would be extinct by now! They had this blank look on their face, so I was done talking 🤣🤣🤣

[@Magneticlaw]

If the sun is so bad for humans, why don't we look like Chewbacca?

[@loriegosnell9355]

Yes, it’s a shame how blinded most people are to what the real harm is.

[@VgVi13]

It's also the sunscreen lotions most people use causing cancer.

[@jolantagoetter6224]

@@VgVi13 100%! 👍

[@DanielGonzalez-tg7qg]

Artificial and blue light is whats causes skin cancer

[@cheriehutchinson5506]

Thank you!! I am 60 years old and have Parkinson's, psoriasis and neuropathy I have been keto carnivore for 6-8: weeks I am about to go completely carnivore. Because I have already seen amazing improvement please help me going forward 😊

[@gaborzaborszky5064]

Continue to eat meat and watch videos on the subject.

[@Michel-gb7gl]

Keep going. It gets better and better over time. Im 58 and used to have a lot of health problems. All gone after 3 months with a mostly meat diet.

[@Sakthivel-yl9ld]

​@@Michel-gb7glwhich meat you eat mostly

[@Michel-gb7gl]

@@Sakthivel-yl9ld beef

[@Poopoocachew]

You can do it, it’s worth it.

[@Jimbo878]

Fun fact: the Mongol armies drank copious amounts of "Airagg", kefir made from mares milk.

[@bre6651]

I also know a lot of carnivores now that eat tons of yogurt, kefir, raw milk and cheese but everyone else says dairy is bad and has carbs. I wonder tho, if it's raw and mostly fat and protien like that does our body even process it like "carbs". I went 4 months without dairy and on period I would crave milk and I hated milk before. I just started using dairy again and my gym performance has improved

[@loriegosnell9355]

@@bre6651 the only problem now is that we aren’t milking our own animals and getting natural cultured dairy… mongols weren’t going to the supermarket to buy it like we do now.

[@Retetop]

@@bre6651 There is some very important practical considerations when it comes to adjusting an animal based diet. In the area I live in, it can be very difficult to find enough high-quality cuts of meat to feed me every single day. The massive packages with huge beef cuts that you see in american stores don't exist here, the selection is poor. However, dairy products are very common and usually always available. When you supplement with that you don't have to worry as much about electrolytes, and if you handle small amounts of sugar you can just go for the products that don't have added sugar. Some people still do way better on just pure strict carnivore though because of any amount of sugar causing inflammation, and you might want to do that anyways if you are trying to get lean. Depends on the person.

[@VgVi13]

@@loriegosnell9355 I grew up on a farm and np one ever got sick from raw milk and raw eggs. I think the pasteurization is what is making people intolerant to milk, milk products, and eggs.

[@johngalt97]

Fermented horse milk on the 'Best Ever Food Review Show' youtube channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqKaeZ2Vd7J3qM0si=kiqQ6xrVB3htF3X1&t=454

[@jonathanmarsh8119]

Just committed myself to carnivore again, tried it before and failed but spent time weening myself off carbs and sugar for a couple months and now I feel like I can actually tackle it. Bought 30kg of tritip, and butter, and that is all I am having for the month. Just drinking water as well.

[@josh021588]

Report back please

[@MarketDaemon]

@@josh021588i wanna hear too

[@bonsummers2657]

electrolytes (plant products) and carb factors,…. consider,…. for the long term

[@andiebrit65]

Good luck! I was doing good and then binged on sugar after a small "treat" - slippery slope. I hope you can achieve your goals. We have to keep trying.

[@jasoncdebussy]

​@@bonsummers2657Absolutely no plant products

[@robert2b2]

Bonus points on the Highlander reference!!

[@SvetlanaVladimirova8590]

Further to what Dr. Chaffee says about the ancient Mongols: the physique of Mongol men was documented by Russians back in the day who recorded their Mongol overlords as being far taller than Europeans and as having "huge, wide shoulders, powerful torsos, thick necks, and large heads." Also of interest is the fact that in modern Mongolia men living in rural areas and eating a more traditional meat-heavy diet are on average a good 2 inches taller than their city counterparts.

[@gaborzaborszky5064]

Thank you for the information.

[@keshavrao212]

I agree, but I have doubt why the African tribes, although tall and good looking, are skinny?

[@Mountain_Valley_Sky]

The Osage Indians of the Midwestern United States makes the Mongol men look small. Read Lewis and Clark's accounts, as well as President Thomas Jefferson accounts of the 7ft tall Osage Indians who ate a Carnivore diet. 😉

[@CharlesTRose]

@@keshavrao212 because its a better genotype for that environment

[@keshavrao212]

@@CharlesTRose which environment makes a broad and stocky genotype?

[@LincolnGergar]

When I was in college, I took a North American Anthropology course that looked at the Cahokia civilization on the Mississippi River outside St Louis - the largest indigenous city in North America - which you mention in this video, Dr Chaffee. Anthropologist unearthed the grave sites and discovered dental decay and poor bone health in the later inhabitants of the city as compared to the earlier inhabitants, as well as a shortened life span. The accepted theory was that as the civilization grew, they changed from a predominant carnivore diet to a farming diet that subsisted on corn (maize) and squash (melons). When combined, corn and squash provides a complete essential amino acid structure (and the anthropologist commended the civilization for this nutritional discovery), however evidence showed nutritional deficiencies as evidences by the poor health of the unearthed deceased. At the time of my course (circa 2002), the leading theory was that the decline of the Cahokia civilization was due to a plague - likely a virus. However it is just as likely (I believe more likely: germ theory vs terrain theory) that nutritional deficiencies led to reduced immunity, reduced birth rates, increased infant mortality, and reduced lifespan - all of which could have caused the population reduction and eventual abandonment of the city. The inhabitants could have realized the futility of an agrarian society and returned to a semi-nomadic society as they witness the decline of health over a few generations.

[@XXfea]

You DR. are THE MAN - My GOD give you strength for the message to be heard

[@wolfcruise]

Loving my carnivore journey ! Day 85 ! I do still need to kick the daily cup of tea with a splash of cream. I have a theory that I am going to wait til my pre-brought box of English Breakfast Yorkshire tea is all gone, and then it will be time to kick it! The I will be pure beef, bison, butter, salt and water !

[@karenreaves3650]

Thank you Dr Chaffee, I am very grateful for everything I am learning.

[@anna-tn8mg]

If you are turning into a Mongol, please let the others know you live so they can explore the life on other planets.

[@jnewt5978]

Thank you Anthony for using your knowledge and platform to get the truth out there. Please keep doing what you’re doing. Humanity NEEDS people like you. Thanks again

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Ask Chauffe to search the carnivore cows of Goa.

[@humanresetproject]

Gates serves his overlords who want to create a Hunger Games world...

[@Dang_Lin-Wang]

Or is it trying to protect earth from solar radiation as earth's magnetic field weakens in the ongoing pole shift?

[@Magneticlaw]

​@Dang_Lin-Wang that'll be the next Ponzie scheme after the global warming scam runs its course. So what did life do before humans and their tech arrived, each time the magnetic field flipped? Exactly.

[@SimplyHuman186]

@Dang_Lin-Wang great cover story to hid the corrupt truth

[@Dang_Lin-Wang]

@@SimplyHuman186 yeah I mean given his track record its likely nefarious..

[@SimplyHuman186]

@@Dang_Lin-Wang very likely...

[@markiangooley]

Bill Gates is fairly intelligent but built his empire on a stroke of luck: IBM chose Intel rather than Motorola microprocessors for the original IBM PC line, and Gates’ company had DOS available and it got chosen. If that hadn’t happened he’d probably have been a moderately successful businessman of above average intelligence, and anyone who knew him would realize that. Looking to Gates for genius will result in disappointment.

[@gracejohnson52]

Markiangooley, you're giving a lot of credit to someone who couldn't finish college.

[@PD-fc3og]

I read somewhere once that his Mom worked for IBM, and got him an interview to make a deal about supplying software for the Intel based pc's they were going to sell. Gates struck the deal to supply IBM but didn't have any software product! So he purchased MS-DOS from someone in his college that was working on that software, to run pc's, for not much money, 20K or something like that. So maybe he was a good opportunist & deal maker, rather than a genius. IBM was the de-facto business "machine" supplier at that time, and companies tended to follow its lead to gain business. Hence, why we have a monopoly for PC software with MS & its windows. (Apple OS & Linux OS would come later but be a very small % of pc sales).

[@bucknasty69]

Bill Gates stole all his innovations from other people, and beat them in court when they tried to sue him for copyright infringement by outspending them using his parents’ money.

[@kevins9389]

@@PD-fc3ogthis account is absolutely correct. I’ve worked in tech my entire career and have followed Gates and MS since Windows 3.1

[@desmomotodesmomoto2033]

Vegan Dr. McDougall, dies at the age of only 77. Vegan detox continues.

[@LTPottenger]

If only he'd been able to detox that hotdog he ate in 1985 then he would have lived to his 90s for sure lol

[@wagnerebikes1239]

Billy was that nerd that got picked on in highschool and never got over it.....

[@kirillstp]

Bill Gates' family was already rich. He went to prep school. I doubt he was bullied in any significant capacity.

[@mackenzie305]

I'm on day two of carnivore. I had sashimi for breakfast, and it was delicious

[@climate-civilizations]

Last year, I created a video on my channel about the Mongol diet. However, I’m curious about where Dr. Chaffee found the source claiming that the average height of the Mongols was 6'4". Based on my research, including the examination of skeletal remains from the Mongol Empire period, historical and archaeological evidence suggests that the average height of Mongol men during Genghis Khan’s era was closer to 5'4" to 5'6". If anyone has more information on this, I’d love to hear about it. I doubt Dr. Chaffee has any credible sources though.

[@ianrowley2323]

Agreed. As much as we want to support his work, we also need to be critical of unsupported claims. What did your video on the Mongol diet show. (I suppose I could try to look it up!).

[@straycatsam7963]

Chaffee has an EXAGGERATION issue.

[@Dang_Lin-Wang]

How many boards did the Mongols hoard, when the Mongol hordes got bored?

[@firesky16]

Nice Calvin and Hobbes reference.

[@Dang_Lin-Wang]

@@firesky16 yes indeed! 😄👍

[@zijshaan7257]

Hahaha!!

[@KulwantSingh-xr4si]

The Samurai sword is back!

[@Philipk65]

Katana

[@Magneticlaw]

Katanas suck.

[@lewis-mindscrambler987]

@KulwantSingh-xr4si this statement reminds me of the Twilight Riff Trax (guys who put comedic commentary over movies). "WHERE'S THE ARMADILLO?!" 😂

[@bluecafe509]

Not my geographic area of expertise, but a recent paper published by Turner and colleagues in the Journal of Archaeological Science conducted a thorough analysis of nine naturally mummified human remains (3 adults, 6 sub-adults) from medieval southern Mongolia to try to reconstruct life during the period. Cliff notes version of the article: AMS dates from 1450-1550 CE. All individuals show violent, perimortem trauma but no evidence of nutritional or disease-related stress. Isotopic analysis revealed a stable diet based on pastoral food sources. Estimated stature for the two adults was 158.9 cm for the male, 149.2 cm for the female (~5'2" and 4'8", respectively), and 122.2 cm for the twelve-year-old male (~4 ft). Study Title: Diet and death in times of war: isotopic and osteological analysis of mummified human remains from southern Mongolia

[@Sv3rigeexposed]

Yeah of course he made that up.

[@jefdby]

Who knows maybe not everyone in Mongolia was in the Ghengis Khan.... there might have been peasants who were poor and short. 😂😂❤

[@tinacox9526]

Awesome video thanks Dr Chaffee

[@Person333free]

You’re the man Dr. I appreciate you and your work.

[@Jompany]

Thank you, Doc! That was really informative. ❤

[@holysmoke7043]

Excellent. Thank you for the information.

[@carolina_is_free]

This is so interesting! Thanks for sharing and discussing this topic. I read in various articles that Mongols brought the blood type B to Europe because of the expansion/invasion towards the west via Genghis Khan. It was stated that they reached the eastern parts of western Europe and it is visible in the genome of the inhabitants (the "genetic" line was found in Germany/Poland). That's why Dr. D'Adamo calls this blood type "the Nomad" and recommeds a traditional diet rich in ruminant meat, eggs, dairy and some leafy greens. Additionally, the Jewish people also had a high frequency of B blood but due to the H*locaust a lot of them could not procreate and multiply their blood. Mongolians and Jews are wanderers/nomads in general with no real homeland and always on the go. It shows also in the character. I know many European B's that are very active, curious, neurodivergent, restless. It is also said that they are more adapted to colder climates (Mongolia, Siberia, Tibet,...) which means they need a diet high in fat/protein because of the cold. Of course it should all be taken with a grain of salt but still very interesting and enlightening to research these things. Also, my family is full of caucasian B's, too. We are all very tall since childhood, love dairy, hearty meals and are very creative & freedom-loving. No wonder we all struggled through the generations with diet-cults and the recommended high-carb/low meat diets (results are eating disorders, diabetes, kidney disease, hypermobility, eczema, tooth problems, etc.). I'm on my way, after over 25 yrs. of eating disorders, to discover that my body seems to be meant to digest mostly animal based products. Veggie since the age of 10/11 and struggling mentally (because animals have to die for me). I feel guilty and ashamed about that. But what should I do... I'm so sick and exhausted after all these years, had two pregnancies, one fully vegetarian, and it was a mess. Because of the weak bones/ligaments I nearly had a fracture of the pelvic bone with the second child. There is a really big vegan movement here in Europe - animal agriculture is really not nice - but the extremist vegans can't understand that many people suffer when eating this diet...

[@TomCarnivore]

Amazing stuff

[@OpEditorial]

There were more factors involved in the rapid shrinking of the Mongol empire, down to one cold, land-locked country just north of China, but eating the transportation probably didn't help matters.

[@LTPottenger]

Ghengis Khan had red hair and green eyes. That was just the last remnant of their power not really the origin.

[@rojodiver3344]

Also they were raging alcoholics.

[@harryharry3193]

@@LTPottenger i would love to hear the proof of that.....being a red head myself.......

[@LTPottenger]

@@harryharry3193 History books look it up

[@jpyramjd]

I love these historical facts! Please make more of these.

[@joshualim423]

where do you get this info tho, that genghis khan and his army were on average 6'4

[@caseycardenas1668]

Love Chaffee, but this is pure ahistorical nonsense. The archeological and anthropological record shows the exact opposite.

[@Sv3rigeexposed]

Completely made up. Hes trying to promote his business by making stuff up lol.

[@Magneticlaw]

​@@Sv3rigeexposedwhat's his business?

[@rojodiver3344]

​@@Magneticlawtoday, business seems to be operating out of his lane.

[@stateofhead5262]

How did you know I wanted this video?

14:00 That's funny... I just saw Allen's work in the documentary Kiss the Ground. Absolutely amazing. Highly recommend.

[@hyrunnisa997]

how tall were the women?

[@guts8952]

I am in my second week of carnivore. I eat eggs with cheese in noon and beef with eggs afternoon or evening. So I eat two times a day. And coffee with creatine in it in the morning. 2 days I did it rice and potatoes, and salad. I had the urge to eat that

[@JoaninFlorida]

You are not eating carnivore yet.

[@HoneyDrake]

@@JoaninFlorida. I was just about to text the same thing . If you are really full on carnivore, comfortably stuffed as dr. Berry says….all the cravings will go completely away.

[@Jtheodorex]

cut the carbs out and substitute the dairy for Egg Shell Powder for calcium, you will transform

[@zeusczardelrosario6766]

Keep it up

[@borismuhamorni4551]

​@@Jtheodorex Egg shells has too much calcium, in excess consumption you can have calcium disbalanse with some other important elements in disbalanse too because of high calcium intake. As I know it's much better to eat soft parts of the bones after pressure cooking them, like this you are taking not only calcium but full spectrum of elements from which bones are made. Healthy bones are much more than calcium only...I used to eat egg shells but now I eat from time to time such very soft pressure cooked bones

[@Canadiancromagnon]

Could you cite a reference to the physical size of Mongols in the 13th century. I find the 6' 4" thing a bit hard to believe. Further, we need to remove most of the current grainlands out of grain production and return it to forage based (prairie, hay lands etc) production. The herds must flow.

[@danielducken2843]

I second this request.

[@michaelhoffer9172]

I agree with you. A group of Asians with an average height of 6'4" is just pretty difficult to believe. So, if that was average, how tall were the tallest Mongols? 6'8", 6'9"? I think he is indulging in a little fantasy here. Honestly, this is the first thing that he has said in numerous videos that I have watched that I really thought sounded like total BS.

[@Magneticlaw]

Why hard to believe 6'4"? Childhood nutrition dictates height and size, and all of the essential vitamins and minerals not found in plants are by definition essential for optimal growth.

[@Livetoeat171]

malevus.com/how-tall-was-genghis-khan/

[@Sv3rigeexposed]

He made it up lol.

[@makingmebetter8078]

please check your history, they herded sheep and lived on sheep meat mostly and sheep cheese, only ate horse as a secondary meat, sheep meat is fattier and better than horse meat

[@markustsaba]

While they are conquering, they probably didn't bring sheeps with them. So, dueing conquering they mainly ate horse meat drank horse blood etc

[@Goldenhawk583]

I did a (very) quick search.. apparently they ate a lot of pasta.... it is really hard sometimes to search, even when you use very spesific searchwords/terms.

[@Magneticlaw]

Check YOUR history, tough guy

[@rojodiver3344]

​@@Magneticlawokay mutt.

[@williammorgan7769]

They didn’t predominantly eat sheep, until near the end of their reign.

[@Ronzo777]

6 foot 4? Can we get some evidence for that claim? I like you Dr. Chaffee but that's a bold statement without any sources.

[@Magneticlaw]

Why is it bold? Quality of nutrition during growth dictates height and size - this is not a new concept.

[@Ronzo777]

@@Magneticlaw It's not bold if it is TRUE and there's evidence that it's true. I can't find anything suggesting that it is.

[@Sv3rigeexposed]

He made it up. The historical records states nothing like that.

[@rojodiver3344]

​@@Magneticlawgee, you're all defensive of Chaffey today even when it makes you look ridiculous. Could you not fathom that he sometimes be incorrect. Or that today he stepped out of his lane and started sounding like an expert on climate change, land use planning, anthropology and history?

[@NickName-rp8vb]

Could you please give us the source of your info on the height of Chingiz Khan army warriors?

[@nicktatalias3716]

Alan Savory talks about reversing global warming in his Ted talk 2014. But it seems he is right though given all the work he and others have done. At least one study done int he South Eastern USA showed how turning unproductive soy fields into grazing land captured significant carbon in the soil and significant amounts of water.

[@Livingwithadog]

I don’t really see how you found information about their height. Mongols were average. You also often say that Maasai are tall but they are average height

[@stonerode4216]

Good

[@makingmebetter8078]

check your sources

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

I do eat some vegetables and nuts nut 90% meat based diet and feel better. For me, balance mostly animal protein and occasional greens and sometimes rare berries or piece of watermelon.

[@Ken-ol2kx]

I read that the Mongols were on the short side but very strong and hardy. The American plains Indian whose diet was primarily buffalo meat were at the time, from what I read, the tallest people on earth.

[@Ribeye512]

Hi Chaffee, Could you expand on kangaroo meat one of these days! ✌️

[@SteveSteve7590-di2dn]

He unfortunately never links the sources to his videos. It’s quite unprofessional esp. considering he’s a doctor and went to university. He’s not doing a service to the carnivore community with this approach-he’s coming off as a fairytale uncle.

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Search : carnivore cows of Goa(India).

[@Alexkid96]

What a fucking title 💪

[@jimmyhvy2277]

In Coal mining i saw many unintended Consequence that killed humans sadly .

[@craigfaulkner8455]

Dr chafee great source of information that helped me lose weight by eating the proper human diet

[@fatimaali8005]

Even in Somalia they used to eat meat and milk till today they can’t survive without meat and milk my grandparents never used to eat vegetables. for breakfast they used to eat liver or kidney cooked in animal fat, for lunch goat meat or camel meat and they love drinking fermented camel milk ,for dinner milk and meat my grand mother used to tell us to eat meat or else you won’t grow strong Bones 😂

[@Marcinmd1]

On the American Plains, the Comanche tribe were fully dependent on eating Buffalo. Yet they were short and had trouble reproducing. That's why they took so many young girls captive, to help them reproduce. Neighboring tribes that practiced farming were very tall and healthier.. I think this is more complicated than you may think.

[@kelsycunningham8452]

I think you're conflating some issues. The Haida did the same thing, like the Comanche they were absolutely brutal warriors. They were completely carnivores of course. They slaughtered entire villages up and down the coast, killing all except the youngest women and girls to be used as breeding stock. They were simply expanding their territory and eliminating competition. Eating meat simply doesn't make one impotent, certainly the opposite.

[@Marcinmd1]

@@kelsycunningham8452I think it’s more complicated than you think. It’s not primarily the meat that keeps you fertile, it’s the fat. Buffalo are very lean. Meat that is too lean can lead to trouble. Today, infertility is treated by adding fat. The protein is secondary. Comanches were short, had fertility problems and anger issues 😅. Because they didn’t diversify their diet they couldn’t hold out without buffalo and were defeated because of it.

[@user-hu9sw5zf8j]

No one mentions this but the Aryans were also pastoralist and the conquered all of Europe and all of India (honestly with the swatistka being found in all regions of the world it's even theorized they conquered most of the world) Hitler made any research into this taboo, but there's evidence everywhere. The Greek aristocratic class was also pastoralists.

[@sabinapapita1800]

❤

[@Nikotromus]

I've just started to look into this subject. Hoping someone can chime in here. Do you guys consider all plants and vegies to be toxic? What about bananas, avacodos and broccoli? Been told my whole life that these are good foods. Is that wrong?

[@UrbanNekoDesigns]

Start with just meat (beef) , butter and salt. After couple of months try small amount of banana or avocado and see how you feel. I love strawberries and bought wild strawberies to see how I react and I had mild alergic reaction to them. Then I tried my own grown strawberies and was fine. My husband tried meat cooked on oil and was sick for few days. This diet is completely eliminating poisons and its easy to find to what you react fine and to what you don't. Don't mix food to find out what doesnt work well with you. Trust me, you will know if something is bad for you.

[@Ryan-ic1wj]

Yeah I don’t think mongols were 6’4”

[@Philipk65]

Gates wanted to do that screening but wasn't allowed and had a complete dummy spit.

[@sabine8419]

They also drank horse milk kefir (alcoholic).

[@chrismoore1372]

Vikings as well

[@francelarebelle1138]

❤❤❤

[@darkfieldcarnivore3928]

Love the Mongols

[@peterbulloch4328]

I believe they took herds of sheep with them as they conquered countries so they had food always, plus wool for clothing.

[@emperio1212]

I just did a quick google search and a chatgpt search for the average height of a monoglian warrior and the results showed something around 170 cm (5'7"). Can you cite the source for the 6'4" that you mention early in the video?

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

It could be he conflated the Dinka and Maasi with the Mongols? As these peoples are tall and meat based plus the blood drinking.

[@Jompany]

"Quick" google searches are the comments made by people getting paid $0.50/comment. 😂 Have you ever noticed the the first page of your search all seem to say the same thing? That's because they are all copy & pasting each other from Nigeria. 😂😂😂 Lets us know after you dig into page 20+ on your next more thorough research. See you in a WEEK. lol 😂

[@Seekingtruth4488]

This is a legitimate question and Dr Chaffee needs to answer it. We all suffer implicit bias but I want someone like Dr Chaffee to cite his sources to help this community maintain its integrity. 6ft 4 is huge…… I believe that of native Americans but Mongolian ponies are small. I would like Dr Chaffee to resolve this asap

[@Jompany]

@@Seekingtruth4488 Gee, since I commented above... I already found it. Maybe you folks need to learn how to research. Hands on is better than someone doing your work for you. I think your teachers may of said that in school? 😂😂😂

[@ZEinmishal]

​@@JompanyYour deminer is so immature.

[@robertherzberg7420]

Oh Gates knows what he's doing

[@captegonviljoen8248]

I think you will find that the British Empire was the largest Empire in humanity. But for sure the Mongol Empire was huge and influential. You also mentiuoned France and Atlantic, I can find no source on that. Certainly from the Pacific to Eastern Europe but not into Europe proper. but fascinating and thought provoking. Thank you

[@notofthisworld5998]

"contiguous"

[@Magneticlaw]

Continuous?

[@InvisibleJiuJitsu]

@@Magneticlaw no, contiguous

[@notofthisworld5998]

@@Magneticlaw in the opening segment he stated it was the largest contiguous empire. British empire spread out, not a single land mass

[@flamengonoticias6055]

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[@isabelrodriguez6717]

Gengis Khan? Quién era, ése que destruía todo a su paso? Deberías de conocer los Tercios Españoles. Ibas a flipar.

[@wagnerebikes1239]

How dare you question the nerd in the pink sweater....

[@howiecarnivore]

Quick google search 😂😂😂 Ok. I did a quick search too and the result is there were some really tall people, but average is 5'7". Average!!!! The title says Genghis Khan and His army....seeing that it is he and his army, and there were anecdotes of tall people, i would venture and say the tall, strong, and formidable men joined his army and ate meat, and the rest stayed in the village cooking their veggies.

[@jeffreybarkley8735]

This triggered a memory of the Gauchos of Argentina ate meat and drank yerba mate, for the caffeine I'm guessing. They drank some milk, ate beef and used the hides to make clothing. Nothing went to waste. Oh, fyi for your guest, horses are herd animals not flock animals. .lol. Btw, month 6th of 7 on carnivore and psoriasis free!!

[@terrykouliatsis9954]

It’s funny how Dr Chaffee mentions movies that have depicted current scenarios or trajectories. I have seen many movies that are now becoming reality or are not far off. We’re close to Mad Max, Soylent Green, Hunger Games, Ai, The Matrix, Logan’s Run and Terminator. The scary thing is that they are going in exactly the direction that was “FICTION”. Not Good at All 😢

[@Jhannan0]

How come mongolians are not 6'4 average today despite keeping the same diet?

[@johndoyle781]

The British empire was the largest empire to ever have existed…. However it’s worth noting in Britain we have a saying that The British Empire was built on beef.

[@Julius.3.6.9]

what you say is very ignorant and stupid. maybe it was the biggest empire in your big pig british ego. by the way, how did UK come from the largest to the most pathetic empire at XXI. century? maybe because of cheap slave labor? what about 2024? why don't you guys get rid off all emigrants so you could re-build the empire on yourself? what kind of man are you, so proud to be British but can not clean up from Arabs who fuck your women& occupies street. after 5 min of hate, you guys go to buy kebab from turks ... you are weak and pathetic. the definition of a man doesn't even come close to you British folks

[@Erik_Walter]

I ate only carnivore for a long time, today first time eating tacco bell, a lot of meat but also other stuff and my body nearly completely shut down, I dont feel good at all after the meal :/ Carnivore is the only way to go...

[@simoncurtis3779]

Today, the average height of men in Mongolia is 170 centimeters (5’7″).

[@joshw7974]

What is the source of the claim that the Mongol horde averaged 6'4"? I find it very unlikely that huge numbers of 6'4" men were riding Mongolian horses which are quite a bit smaller than the average horse. It would be a pretty big disadvantage on the battlefield to ride a small horse as a 6'4" man with your entire torso exposed. And I doubt the Mongols were dumb at war... So...

[@DanielE-dk1ws]

Plant Free = 47

[@usurper1991]

I dont think the mongols shrank that much that fast on average. And they still eat tons of meat over there from the food channels i have watched

[@peter-robinson]

I have no idea what their height would have been, but most of the mongol army were from other regions, turkish, persian etc. so the height of the mongols has less influence on the average height of the fighters.

[@onlyonecai]

More correctly: "tons" of meat with now "tons" of sugars

[@melangiehayden4167]

Seriously, how do we know what they ate? Did they write about it?

[@__-bc4bs]

Very large men on very small horses. 🤠🤠🎉🎉🎉

[@AZsmoothrider]

Bison. Not buffalo.

[@mattchambers4561]

The point of carnivore is to eat the “foods we evolved on” right? Why is dairy okay? It’s newer to the human diet than grains are. It’s the newest food to the human diet second only to oils and ultra processed foods.

[@kevins9389]

What?? People have been drinking milk and cultured dairy for eons, waaay before grains and processed oils.

[@mattchambers4561]

@@kevins9389 no they haven’t. There’s evidence of people consuming grains as far back as 100k years ago. Regular dairy consumption (if any at all) was never possible until the domestication of animals.

[@anna-tn8mg]

Yeah, let's go back to barbarity!!!! Yay. I am so excited.

[@nackyeads2508]

I heard they drank mares milk

[@sabine8419]

Yes, they did. And they fermented it in leather bags. It's something like Kefir, mildly alcoholic.

[@JackAtkins-tt2vg]

All ageing is caused by holey mitochondria

[@therealpotatomottz8706]

Sources sources sources

[@anna-tn8mg]

Yes, bring back the Mongols. Half of Europe has been dreaming about the .... Mongols for the last 8-6 centuries. Hey, Krakow, please play your Hejnal. Nothing is more charming than the love of ghouls.

[@pmccord9]

Sloppy anthropology, Anthony. I'm an ideological carnivore, but I know that native American urban cultures were organized around various agriculture practices. There may have been civilization changing disasters as result of climate changes and crop failure. But it's probably impossible to support populations in limited areas of tens of thousands with hunting or local herds without refrigerated transit. Otherwise, word up brother.

[@adim00lah]

Diet of the gladiators was vegetarian. You can be a fierce warrior on any diet folks.

[@jdilksjr]

Grain is cheaper, they had no choice in what they ate. They typically didn't live long enough for the downside of their diet to show up.

[@adim00lah]

@@jdilksjr You could say the same for many warriors, regardless of diet they were not known for living to ripe old age. You could say the same for the carnivore diet, inuits still get clogged arteries eating a meat only diet, idk why you think it can't happen to you. The people with the lowest levels of athersclerosis known to man are the Tsimane tribe in the rainforest of bolivia, and they live off mainly brown rice, maize, sweet potatoes, and beans. They also eat wild fish and about 6% of their diet comes from meat. They get only about 11 grams of saturated fat per day on average. Fish and wild game is notoriously low in saturated fat.

[@davidmcc6666]

Get on the Carny Army!

[@c.sanchez4521]

✊🏼

[@KarensCarnivoreJourney-qz1uh]

Bill Gates and his ilk needs to watch the Snowpiercer series.

[@user-vv1jt1qn5q]

The Mongol Empire was stopped at Hungary and never reached France…😂

[@loriegosnell9355]

I’m a midget I guess 😆 you’re a whole foot plus an inch taller than me Doc. But I’m like a honey badger cuz I eat Meat. Thanks Dr. Anthony 👍

[@bengthyytiainen7030]

Bond vilian crazy !

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

I hope Carnivore diet makes uns not so brutal and savage as Genghis khan & his army.

[@anna-tn8mg]

It looks like the thinking is "They were the carnivores like us, thus they were wonderful" This is history according to physicians. dr anna, actually a historian who lived in places where the Mongols are REMEMBERED. Very very very well.

[@rojodiver3344]

​@@anna-tn8mgthat's totally putting words into his mouth and missing the point. There's no glamorising the actions of the mongols here, just commenting on their creation of a horrible empire when people apparently have said you couldn't have large civilisations unless they were plant rich in diet (from farming).

[@anna-tn8mg]

@@rojodiver3344 I am not missing any point. I know what the point is. Even without listening. I am tired of all nutritional gurus and saviors and their clicking methods. I am an omnivore and intend to be this way. My group has been this way for thousands of years. They weren't the Mongols (au contraire) but I like exactly this fact. And no, I am not eating bugs, grass and the like.

[@rojodiver3344]

@@anna-tn8mg I don't know what you're eating but you're spewing shit.

[@Watchman4561]

Dothraki

[@melissahood2960]

I was thinking the same! I read about Gengis before I saw GOT and was instantly like !!! What a brilliant writer.

[@termapunk]

3 months into carnivore and my tryglicerides raised from 85 to 590 , my LDL from 185 to 495 is that normal? I'm 31 , 180cm and 75kg. What shall i do?

[@nevillegoddard4966]

@@termapunk Stop talking BS.

[@termapunk]

@@nevillegoddard4966 I'm not ironic, I'm asking genuinely. Eating eggs,butter,salt, beef and seafood the last 90 days and these are my numbers. Also weight training 2-3 times / week.

[@nevillegoddard4966]

@@termapunk What's YOUR definition of the CD? What ELSE are you eating/drinking? What's your HDL? I don't think I've EVER seen a triglyseride level that high, even in a severe diabetic. THAT should be going DOWN. LDL's are often, or usually high in those on the CD. Doctors love this high figure, & use it as an excuse to put people on useless, dangerous (but highly profitable) statins, even though it has no importance, other than being good when it's high. If you've really have been doing CD for 3 months these figures make NO sense at all. NONE. That's why I called BS. Maybe you should should see a CD friendly doctor. Most of them are NOT though. You might have T1D?

[@termapunk]

@@nevillegoddard4966 I'm eating 10 eggs per day, around 0.5kg ground beef or steak and salt and butter. NOTHING else. No sugars, no alcohol no processed stuff nothing. I was fasted 14 hours before my bloodwork. My HDL is 31, my total CHOLESTEROL went from 240 to 640, my LDL from 185 to 495 and triglycerides from 85 to 590. I'm also shocked. I sleep well , im training , eating pasture raised eggs every day and beef from my local butcher which is not grass fed but still it should be that high.

[@termapunk]

Ocassionally chicken or pork or seafood , no seasonings no sauce.

[@living4muhcats289]

do you age? or?

[@mooncat.787]

What exactly do you mean ?

[@mooncat.787]

Doc, have you considered changing your profile picture yet ?

[@stateofhead5262]

haha i think he’s too hot to care it’s a fun pic!

[@mooncat.787]

@@stateofhead5262 But he looks like he hasn't started shaving on it yet !

[@Jompany]

@@mooncat.787 JUST thought the same thing when I looked at his photo too, an hour ago! I've been following him for 2 years too & first time I expanded it on my iphone. 😂

[@infinitum5425]

Good point - I can't personally think of any conquering or succesful army in history that have been accoladed as being vegans! 😂😂😂

[@kaitlinjensen]

I read the reviews of the book you mentioned in a different video (short), and the author of the book is very very biased. Should probably take the information in the book with a grain of salt. I went to check out the book, but decided against buying it after reading the reviews.