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Nov 22, 2024 56 min

Phil Escott's Story

from How To Carnivore Hosted by How To Carnivore

Phil Escott is a nine-year carnivore who got chronically ill as a vegetarian. Phil's body revolted with psoriatic arthritis and other autoimmune conditions in 2010, leaving him unable to move without severe pain, let alone exercise, and he had to throw out all his existing "expertise" and start from scratch. Phil's eventual combination of a carnivore diet with EMF and artificial light avoidance, cold thermogenesis and a range of other health enhancing practices reversed the "incurable" diseases that he suffered from. His book "Arthritis, The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me" gained a foreword by Dr. Jack Kruse and has become an Amazon Kindle bestseller and is now available in print. In this interview, Phil talks from personal experience about contemporary lifestyle and diet choices, disconnects from our ancestral heritage, emotional balancing and the simple but often misunderstood nature of spiritual awakening. Stay in touch with Phil: For up to date info, free e-book, Zoom Q&A calls and more, sign up to his Substack: https://philescott.substack.com All other links including personal consultations, The Big Fat Challenge, courses, books, Red Pill Buddhas podcast, YouTube channel, Facebook groups etc at Phil's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/philescott Time to take control of your health? Join Dr. Chaffee's Carnivore Challenge here: https://www.howtocarnivore.com/

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