Paul Saladino Unveils Wild 'Treehouse' He Built to 'Live to 120' Years Old

Paul Saladino has become one of the most high-profile physicians due to his unique diet, lifestyle, and rare habits of maintaining a healthy day-to-day routine.

However, his latest video details virtually everything rolled into one, as Saladino gave an up-close look at a home he built in Costa Rica. Although Saladino describes it as nothing more than a "nice treehouse," the home with incredible views and something fresh and unique around every corner is far more than that.

As the 47-year-old revealed immediately to begin the home walkthrough, his view of Costa Rica is nothing short of spectacular. Saladino says he wanted "to see the ocean but be in the jungle."

Saladino built the house to "live to 120" years old, which he captioned on the video. The plethora of health-first approaches highlighted in the walkthrough are noteworthy, and he also explains the reasoning for each unique aspect of his life.

Here are a few of the head-turning topics he touches on:

• Saladino uses vinegar or vinegar and baking soda to wash his clothes.
• He washes his dishes in baking soda and doesn't use traditional cleansers.
• Saladino typically eats "meat, a little bit of organs, raw dairy, raw milk, honey and fruit."
• He has all wool rugs and a wool couch, citing that polyester rugs put microplastics into the atmosphere.
• There's no Wi-Fi at Saladino's house, as he's doing a "no RFs experiment" and wants no RFs in his house.
• Saladino doesn't use air conditioning as it can get moldy.
• He has a grounding mat for his bed, which he did by sinking a three-meter copper stake into the ground.
• Saladino uses silk floss due to chemicals in many losses and also a boars hair toothbrush while brushing his teeth with only water.

The entire video is eye-opening, and Saladino's house is filled with a number of things you'd be hard-pressed to find in many other homes.

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