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Saladino: Consumed animal organs biologically target and support corresponding human organs

Paul Saladino · Everything I Learned In Med School Was WRONG | Paul Saladino · Dec 11, 2024 · at 1:07:37

Dr. Paul Saladino cites historical German research and radioisotope labeling studies regarding organ meat consumption.

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“What you see is there's a lot of evidence that Oregon's Do support the corresponding organ in humans, which really breaks the mind of a traditionally trained doctor like myself. So when you give we can take an embryo, for instance, and you put a little bit of liver on the embryo, and that liver concentrates in the liver of the embryo. You can do this with radioisotope labeling, you can do it with, like, other types of labeling, and you can see, like, not visually, but in terms of measured research analysis, that the organ goes to the corresponding organ.”

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The claim, plainly

Scientific research shows that consumed or applied animal organ tissues specifically target, concentrate in, and support the corresponding organs in recipients.

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Assessment

The claim that scientific research (specifically radioisotope labeling experiments) shows that consumed or applied animal organ tissues preferentially target and concentrate in the recipient's homologous organs is unsupported by scientific evidence and contradicts established mammalian physiology. Ingested tissues undergo enzymatic breakdown in the gastrointestinal tract into constituent amino acids, simple peptides, fatty acids, and basic nutrients before entering the systemic circulation; they do not retain organ-specific homing mechanisms. Biomedical database searches (including PubMed and MEDLINE) reveal no peer-reviewed studies demonstrating organ-to-organ homing of ingested tissues, and the frequently cited 'University of Scotland' radioisotope studies originate from unverified alternative medicine literature rather than validated scientific institutions or peer-reviewed research.

Established physiological science demonstrates that ingested organ proteins and peptides are enzymatically degraded into basic nutrients prior to systemic absorption, with no biological homing mechanism to homologous organs.
Comprehensive biomedical literature reviews find no published, peer-reviewed radioisotope studies demonstrating organ-specific targeting or accumulation from eaten organ tissues.
The commonly cited radioisotope study attributed to the 'University of Scotland' is unsubstantiated in academic databases and institutional records.

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[1] eatpluck.com [2] nih.gov [3] newrootsherbal.com [4] frontiersin.org [5] mcgill.ca [6] swolverine.com [7] supp.co [8] facebook.com

radioisotope labeling ingested organ tissue homologous organs consumed organ tissue specifically target concentrate corresponding organs glandular therapy digestive breakdown amino acids science review "cellular therapy" radioisotope "Kment" "Niehans" "University of Scotland in Edinburgh" debunked OR citation OR pubmed "like supports like" organ meats scientific evidence debunked "University of Scotland" "Edinburgh" "Radioisotope labeling" organ "Kment" "cell therapy" OR "organotherapy" "University of Vienna"

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