Dr. Josh Axe

But I think that the other thing is, okay, you're on a paleo diet.

You're telling me that cavemen were running around like milking cows and drinking dairy.

So if somebody's on a true paleo diet and they're doing a lot of raw nuts...

I mean, it's one thing you have a walnut fall from a tree.

You have a couple.

But baking, like using almond flour and dairy.

Exactly.

That's not, you know, the meat and fruit primarily diet.

Okay.

You know, I get that.

So I would say, one, the only people I know that follow the kosher diet is a very small group of people, and it's people that are Jewish.

Yes, I'm Jewish.

And amazing.

And I've talked to you, Jordan Rubin, my best friend, business partner, he's Jewish as well, and he co-authored the book with me.

And so, you know, a kosher—here's what I would say is a kosher diet, it kind of—you know, we're reading with both the Old Testament and the New Testament in mind.

We're writing this book with those things in mind.

And so—but there will be a fair amount of overlap.

But I would also say we go a little bit further in that.

Like, I've got another really close friend of mine who's an Orthodox Jew.

in working on becoming a rabbi right now.