Literally do not follow a single piece of advice this person is giving regarding tubes and tires. Nobody in their right mind bonds tubes to tires (in two decad

Literally do not follow a single piece of advice this person is giving regarding tubes and tires. Nobody in their right mind bonds tubes to tires (in two decades of cycling I've never heard of this nonsense.) Nobody wastes their time or energy mixing up custom goo for whatever this person is doing it with it. Do not use sealant in tubes, only tubeless. All you will do is make for a big mess. Buy tires with the right level of flat protection you need, don't ride in debris, ride with suitable tire pressure, and when you get a flat, figure out why you got the flat, and address it if relevant. Do not use latex tubes (you can't even buy them in most stores because they're vastly inferior to artificial rubber tubes in every way imaginable.)