Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

Joel Salatin | Can You Eat Happiness_

17 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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A short recorded talk by Joel Salatin (featured on Aaron Hartman, MD's YouTube channel) that asks whether one can "eat happiness". Salatin contrasts eating food that was "respected" versus "disrespected," proposing that how animals/food are treated could influence a consumer's microbiome and, in turn, their attitude toward themselves and others.

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Can you eat happiness? And I suggest, yes, you can choose to either eat happiness or eat abuse. And without going too far off the rails here, it doesn't seem too far off to me to think that if you're eating food that was disrespected, it might make your microbiome disrespect you and maybe make you disrespect others. And if you're eating food that was respected for its physiological difference, that maybe you'll have a little more respectful attitude as well.

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