Fruit & Honey - It’s Not What You Would Think…

Warning Against Wagyu Beef00:00

Grass-fed beef is healthy to eat and enjoy. Wagyu beef looks diseased on MRI scans with white streaks of fat in the muscle, similar to older people or diseased legs. Radiologists did not report this previously; it was discovered anecdotally scanning NFL players—running backs and wide receivers had beautiful legs, while diseased people had Wagyu-like marbling. Wagyu beef is diseased cattle.

Wagyu cows cannot reproduce naturally; they use artificial insemination. The female Wagyu cow is too weak to carry the embryo full term, and the calf is too weak for delivery. They use diseased male semen and diseased female egg to create a diseased embryo, implanted into a healthy surrogate cow like a Charolais. The pregnancy is in a Charolais, then the calf is raised and eaten. Paying premium for diseased flesh.

Meat should have fat in the right places—not all fat is the same. Bring fidelity to health by looking inside and outside the body. Accumulating wealth while losing health is pointless. Focus on what is healthy vs. disease through lifestyle, diet, and MRI insights. Abandoned studies; priority is client-specific MRIs.

Human Wagyu on MRI04:39

MRI shows human Wagyu flesh—legs with white fat streaks like marbling, bone marrow visible (fat is white on MRI). These people are lazy, couch-bound. Healthier to be out in sunshine enjoying sports. Healthier cows eat grass, not carbohydrates like grain, corn, soy, molasses, or Skittles. Wagyu cows are not happy; they cut off horns surgically to increase marbling (disease). Industry teaches ranchers to dehorn for more marbling—"keep your eye on the prize."