It seems to me that improving health through diet actually makes wicked people more physically robust and resilient but it does nothing to mellow out their personality, rather it actually enhances their wickedness and lowers their empathy even further. They simply become more energetic in their ruthlessness and they forget about the humbling experience of being vulnerable and weak. A person such as that I know made significant dietary changes in their life and their inflammation was drastically reduced and all markers of health miraculously improved, except their cruel and sadistic personality. I pushed them in the direction of exploring diets to help with their health expecting them to become a nicer person, I firmly believed they behaved like that because they were suffering inflammation. However that’s the only parameter that didn’t improve one bit…
If improving personality requires work such as long hours of therapy to overcome childhood trauma and such, then is the information about proper dieting a dangerous weapon when shared with individuals whose character deviations are unresponsive to general health improvements?
If improving personality requires work such as long hours of therapy to overcome childhood trauma and such, then is the information about proper dieting a dangerous weapon when shared with individuals whose character deviations are unresponsive to general health improvements?
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