Brian Johnson This man chews raw animals for fitness is called Liver King

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Brian Johnson: This man chews raw animals for fitness, is called ‘Liver King’

Man Eats Raw Organs Every Day: Controversial bodybuilder and celebrity Brian Johnson is once again in the headlines. In fact, the world still knew Johnson because of his tremendous body. Apart from this, he also remains in lime light due to his controversial diet. Recently, on social media, he posted a video and pictures in which he is seen eating raw meat. Brian Johnson, who claims to lead a carefree life like his ancestors, is popularly known as the ‘Liver King’.

‘Lunch or dinner doesn’t break the rule’

According to the report published in ‘Daily Star’, whether it is social media or direct communication with reporters, Johnson talks bluntly to everyone. He says that no matter what happens, he never breaks the rule of his raw diet. He says that he always eats raw parts of animals and that is why his body is so strong and shapely. They say that the ancestors of humans used to eat raw meat only, so they also follow the lifestyle of thousands of years old. Johnson’s food plate or his lunch box definitely contains liver of some animal and hence he is called liver king. Let us tell you that Brian has once participated in Liver Eating Competition.

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Recently, Brian went to Tanzania, where he posted a video of a tribe eating raw meat of animals. During that time he told that all the tribal people with whom he is sitting also eat raw all the organs like liver, heart, pancreas of animals. These are the happiest and healthiest people in the world. On this, people took a dig at them and said that your diet may be like that of this tribe, but there is a lot of difference between them and your body, they do not earn by showing off and performing like you.

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