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Presenting accurate scientific information isn’t sexy. It’s sexier to scare people and fear monger to get views. When I first found out about this film (I’m not going to refer to it as a documentary), I said it seemed disingenuous that a man (Arnold) who built an entire empire in the fitness industry and then the world, did so through eating meat and in the last part of his life is now going to espouse the virtues of a vegan diet.

pharmaceutical etfs he vegan community for my statements with them saying that I hadn’t even seen the film so how could I have an opinion? Fair enough. So I decided to watch it and form



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I was immediately admonished by some in the vegan community for my statements with them saying that I hadn’t even seen the film so how could I have an opinion? Fair enough. So I decided to watch it and form an opinion since it seemed to convince so many people. Here is my scientific analysis of the film and it’s claims.

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Presenting accurate scientific information isn’t sexy. It’s sexier to scare people and fear monger to get views. When I first found out about this film (I’m not going to refer to it as a documentary), I said it seemed disingenuous that a man (Arnold) who built an entire empire in the fitness industry and then the world, did so through eating meat and in the last part of his life is now going to espouse the virtues of a vegan diet. I was immediately admonished by some in the vegan community for my statements with them saying that I hadn’t even seen the film so how could I have an opinion? Fair enough. So I decided to watch it and form an opinion since it seemed to convince so many people. Here is my scientific analysis of the film and it’s claims.

So through eating meat and in the last part of his life is now going to espouse the virtues of a vegan diet. I was immediately admonished by some in the vegan community for my statements with them saying that I hadn’t even seen the film so how could I have an opinion? Fair enough. So I decided to watch it and form an opinion since it seemed to convince so many people. Here is my scientific analysis of the film and it’s claims.

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Presenting accurate scientific information isn’t sexy. It’s sexier to scare people and fear monger to get views. When I first found out about this film (I’m not going to refer to it as a documentary), I said it seemed disingenuous that a man (Arnold) who built an entire empire in the fitness industry.

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Welcome to the start of something awesome

For us all today it is a sunny day because of the start of the holiday. Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

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Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

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Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

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Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

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Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.

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Tashi (Zendaya) is a pro tennis player-turned-coach who's determined to turn her husband Art (Mike Faist) into a champion. She enters him into a challenger competition but things take a turn for the dramatic when they find themselves against Patrick (Josh O'Connor) — Art's former best friend and Tashi's ex.



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