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She's 85. This Photo Broke The Internet.

HomeSteadHowSeptember 8, 20268m
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Maggie, an 85-year-old woman who eats only meat, looks decades younger and moves like someone in their 30s because she has avoided chronic inflammation and insulin resistance for 65 years. The video claims this is the natural human condition and that all 85-year-olds would look and function like Maggie on a proper human diet, rather than suffering from metabolic disease and dying decades early. The speaker promotes his documentary *Healing Humanity* as proof that removing inflammation allows humans to thrive into their 100s or beyond.

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People think this woman is AI, 85 years old. She looks at most half her age. And she moves like a healthy 30-year-old. This reel has 1.4 million views in like 24 hours. The comments are crazy. Comments like, AI, prove she's 80, there's no way she's 80, she must dye her hair.

This woman's name is Maggie and she's a good friend of mine and I spent nearly a week filming her for our documentary, Healing Humanity, The Power of a Proper Human Diet. I've spent significant time with her, her family, and her children, and I can confirm to you 100% that she is now 85 years old. And once you meet her and learn more about her, you are going to start asking questions. What do you want to look like at 85? Should we be dying in our 70s or 80s or should we be thriving until we're into our 100s? Maybe 120, maybe 125.

This isn't AI and this isn't something special about Maggie because she's eating meat. This is what all 85-year-olds would look like if they were eating a proper human diet. Maggie has gone over 65 years without chronic inflammation and insulin resistance. And the majority of people watching this right now, many of whom are accusing this of being AI or her being fake, their body is riddled with inflammation. They should be terrified of inflammation. They're not. It's the precursor to every health issue we see, from type 2 diabetes to a cancer to Alzheimer's and dementia, they all have something in common and that's inflammation. It was the reason that I suffered with horrible depression and anxiety for decades. Inflammation in my body, inflammation in my brain.

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