From Health Struggles to Rawgenerate: Jake Gallon's Raw Food Testimonial | talk2marco

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1. The thing with old Morse videos (now all being lost) is that imo he should make all the big ones again, todays version of cancer the raw truth and the great lymphatic system and new videos covering the biggest ailments worldwide which will 100% be gallbladder, pancreas, worst form of diabetes, as single video subjects easily searchable. I only just found this site today as I was a bit slow on what had gone on with yt and saw the search function and thought yayyy now we can search these vids for specific problems (kinda like the rawfigs site) but alas no, search function doesn’t apply to videos on here.
   So yeh I think he should modernise all those old vids specially as they were like 240p lol

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2. I think I found Dr. Morse from Dan the Man, too. 🙂

   I have to say, I found it reassuring to learn through reading many books that there are thousands of studies over decades supporting eating whole food plant based. There’s really no controversy. They have to stop experiments early where they’re eating a lot of meat and dairy because the results are clearly harming the participants.

   I come from a background of knowing only one person who didn’t eat dairy and meat and she wasn’t totally healthy (she ate vegan vs whole plant foods), so I felt a need for reassurance.

   So when I read T. Colin Campbell’s ‘The China Study’ book which explains why he went from growing up on meat and dairy and doing a PhD on how to grow better protein from animals, to following the scientific evidence to the point he and his family now eat whole food plant based, it was very reassuring. This was the first time I discovered it wasn’t just “hippies” (my friend worked for GreenPeace) not eating meat and dairy.

   I also found his book “Whole” super helpful. It was less well written probably because his son who helped write The China Study got inspired from that information to become an M.D. who helps people become healthy through food and didn’t have time to help with this one. But it was still helpful to have an ethical scientist explain how “scientists” employed by industry manipulate the experiments to get the results that industry wants. (To me scientists seek the truth which is why I put scientists in quotes there. If they aren’t seeking unbiased truth, to me they aren’t real scientists.)

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