UFC fighter Jon Fitch talks about nutrition part 3 of 3

The final video. Part 3 of 3

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[FurShurr1316]

wow i have 2 of those plants on the side of my house ... theyre like 2.5 ft tall ... joanne the inside is like clear a gooey right ?... just wanna make sure im using the right stuff thanks

[PanicPulse]

yup.

[plutoend99]

whats that plant called again?

[PanicPulse]

aloe vera

[wangtheory]

as someone who loves all kinds of meat, pesticides and nonorganic foods as well as jon fitch and mma, i think he does a great job talking about organic foods and nutrition without being overly hostile, pretentious or condescending. we can agree to disagree, but jon fitch is a cool dude.

[TheDonkeyFLOPPER]

wow

i think forrest griffin should start rubbing aloe vera on his face

though it might be too late for him

[varunjosh]

I am eating chicken as i watch this,ruined my appetite a bit.

[01amare]

@wangtheory you love pesticides?

[aclapp777]

I was watching this video and forgot that Jon Fitch, #2 welterweight in the world was the guy talking to me. What a down to earth dude.

[charlie1der]

Jon Fitch talks the truth. Food is big business and it´s whatever the traffic will allow. Real food for real people.

[prettyvisitor09]

@TheDonkeyFLOPPER Or Big Nog... think it's probably too late for him tho, think he needs to get the surgery that wandy did

[AMMrawCR]

Joanne is Jon Fitch your favorite fighter to interview and stuff because it seems you 2 get along and could be friends in life other than your job here.

[migraine516]

Wow Jon is a kool mofo. I am officially a huge Jon Fitch fan now.

[TheWordMC]

dude every mexican grows aloe vera, aka SAVILA! we use that shit for anything and everything ahha. you have a cut? SAVILA TOMA HOMIE! haha ;] where can i buy lean un processed meats?!

[bob2012isfake]

i shop at trader joes and i get better food for cheaper there than at the big grocery stores and wal marts

[indkai]

@khazal12 Dude i'm on the dole presently & still happen to sustain a healthy vegan diet. Depending where you live, it might be harder to sustain a healthy diet by buying orangic produce on a consistent basis, but you can still buy healthy food without it being organic. Go to supermarkets when they sell stuff off for real cheap ('best before date' is 'finished'...still perfectly edible) & make food from scratch using recipes & fresh produce. It all depends on what your priorities are I suppose.