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buckthundaz

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    Comment #30459799

    If you cook your own food, it is easy to avoid. Simply don't buy them. Use tallow, ghee, butter, coconut oilt. Note that this simple method of making what you eat will mitigate exp…

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    Comment #26334593

    Studies on human nutrition are extremely limited. If you'd like to see a case reports about keto eating putting Diabetes Type 2 in remission see below: https://www.frontiersin.org/…

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    Comment #26322186

    https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/78/4/734/4690022?login... https://www.healthline.com/health/diabetes/carnivore-diet-fo...

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    Comment #21466210

    FYI this is called a "solar chimney" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_chimney

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    Comment #21397742

    >Beef spikes insulin just as much as rice does. Citation?

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    Comment #20966515

    Wait until everyone learns about bioavailability of nutrients with respect to type of food -- ie. Animal-based nutrition is more bioavailable than plant-based nutrients. [1] [1] - …

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    Comment #20964722

    These two resources should be very information for you: https://www.dietdoctor.com/dr-ted-naiman-carb-vs-fat-metabol... http://www.burnfatnotsugar.com/IF.pdf

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    Comment #20655663

    > I'm not the one who wrote the UN report on climate change that recommends reducing meat consumption. Maybe take it up with the UN instead. Appeal to authority. > There are plenty…

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    Comment #20655643

    Same here. People should experiment for themselves. Give a 30-Day meat-based diet a try. http://meatheals.com/ https://justmeat.co/

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    Comment #20578951

    Plants use chemicals as defense. For instance, take caffeine which is a neurotoxin.

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    Comment #20578925

    As do I! Long live beef!!!

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    Comment #20578894

    Are you sure you understand your source? Is a real burger more processed than a Beyond Burger, what I call a 'Pea-Protein Patty'? Suggested reading: https://ancestral-nutrition.com…

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    Comment #20578851

    The root problem is hyperinsulinemia. [1] The cholesterol narrative is far, far off from being correct. [1] - https://www.dietdoctor.com/triglycerides-and-heart-disease

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    Comment #20462996

    Much of this is due to protein dilution through the course of time, from hunter & gatherers to agricultural societies to industrial and post-industrial societies. [1] [1] 'How the …

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    Comment #19899515

    Look at the structural difference between systems of Nature and systems of Civilization.

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    Comment #19899237

    Okay. Look at it structurally: is it Organic or Inorganic?

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    Comment #19899218

    I am not anti-civilization. I am presenting an objective framework. There is: organic ( Nature ) and inorganic ( Civilization ) Not sure how your comment relates...

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    Comment #19868485

    Civilization is an affront to nature -- it's amazing how few of us understand this.

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    Comment #19730349

    How do you send a piece of your gold to someone in another part of the world? https://hacked.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/gold-commodity...

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    Comment #19546501

    These are simply highly-processed patties. Here’s the full ingredient list for the new recipe: Water, Soy Protein Concentrate, Coconut Oil, Sunflower Oil, Natural Flavors, 2% or le…

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    Comment #19465991

    Is it? Citi had started one in July 2015 [0] [0] https://blockmanity.com/news/citicoin-in-the-dump-as-citi-gr...

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    Comment #19280932

    If you eat what our ancestors ate, then you don't need to brush your teeth.[1] [1] https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/dentistry/the-inv...

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    Comment #19271371

    Yes, it is. The better question: is it safe to eat/snack/graze chronically? Type 2 Diabetes seems to indicate it is not.

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    Comment #19163148

    Yes, have a look at this study for visuals: https://wewanttolearn.wordpress.com/2012/11/14/plateaus-laws...

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    Comment #18613262

    This is great, thank you so much!