

Paul Saladino, MD
Physician and nutrition specialist known for work on the carnivore diet and metabolic/autoimmune health, frequently speaking about diet, seed oils and lifestyle interventions.
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Sep 26, 2025 • 3h 37min
#335 - Carnivore MD vs Harvard Heart Doctor: Seed Oils are Actually GOOD For You | Paul Saladino & Nick Norwitz
Dr. Nick Norwitz, a Harvard MD and PhD specializing in metabolic health, joins Dr. Paul Saladino, a nutrition expert known for his work on the carnivore diet. They dive into the controversies surrounding seed oils, challenging conventional wisdom and discussing their potential benefits. The duo critiques the flaws in medical research and the true causes of obesity, shifting the focus from calories to food quality. They also explore the connection between gut health and mental well-being, showcasing the complex dynamics of diet and metabolism.

Oct 6, 2025 • 1h 15min
Paul Saladino Tells All: Modern Health Myths, How To Detox The Right Way, & The Truth About Tylenol
Join Paul Saladino, a licensed medical doctor and authority on animal-based nutrition, as he dives into modern health myths and detox strategies. He discusses the dangers of polyester and its chemical absorption risks. Paul presents eye-opening information on Tylenol, explaining its potential harms and the benefits of N-Acetylcysteine. Learn about the importance of raw milk, how to detect heavy metals, and the implications of Bluetooth headphones on health. Plus, he shares practical tips for overhauling your diet and the vital role of collagen in skin health.

May 2, 2019 • 1h 54min
Part 39 - Paul Saladino, MD on Everything You Thought You Knew About Food Might Be Wrong
Dr. Paul Saladino, MD, expert in health and nutrition, joins the host for a 4-hour series on plant and animal foods. They discuss the impact of food on health, the evolution of Homo sapiens and their diet, the importance of hunting large animals, the misconception of fiber's importance, debunking the link between meat and cancer, reevaluating the health benefits of fruits and vegetables, and the shortcomings of plant foods. They argue that a well-constructed, whole foods, animal-based diet is optimal for humans.