@Samyo said in white sugar honey and maple syrup:

@random https://x.com/CowsEatGrassBlg/status/1906882828216021187

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Who Cares what people Say on X, everyone is an "expert" on X, aint saying sugar is absolutly Bad, just that it Can cause inflammation, simple. I Can give you an exemple, i was drinking milk and eating honey, i had symptoms, i stopped eating honey fully and part of the symptoms went away

HEIGHTMAXXING - LOG 1

Read the Milk Manifesto

Regenerative milk is more environmentally friendly than vegetable harvests.

@Androsclerozat I think it's the screen itself - can't be good to look INTO light for hours.

@ilovethesea
And Garrett said on X that he had talked to Grant about essentially censoring Grant's forum because of this. Not even ashamed of his support of censorship (but hypocritically condemns censorship when it's done by the other side).

@questforhealth Masculine men have to do good to feel good. Their role in life is to protect, provide for, and cherish women, children and animals. For feminine women it’s the opposite. They have to feel good to do good.

But we have too many “peter pan” men who never grew up and fail to recognize that only insecure, previously abused and damaged women will tolerate an ungiving, uncherishing man.

Of course it’s not just men who are mixed up, most women were never taught to value themselves and set boundaries. So they overgive to men and then get resentful.

@DavidPS agreed. My buddy was also disgusted with it but smoked some for his family and then ate some which got him sick. Interestingly a few months after he told me about alpha gal I had found something that could possibly cure him and he didn't want to try it - seems to be still disgusted with the thought of meat. Fascinating that we've eaten meat for millennia and all the sudden some are becoming allergic after a tick bite. Nothing to see here - move along!

@Peatly

Yes, I read that conversation. I think it was the salesman in him. He obviously is profit-driven and was likely looking to develop a 'better' product.

Edit: I'm not a Mercola stan, but I think he is just a flawed perhaps egotistical individual with a profit-driven model of 'success'.

Calcium and riboflavin are two chemicals known to reduce blood pressure, given salt intake is sufficient.

@Mossy said in The peatiest fruit suggestions:

@Jennifer said in The peatiest fruit suggestions:

@Mossy, those are the two main varieties we have where I live. I don’t know if it’s because they’re often unripe, but I find them to be fibrous, especially compared to the ataulfo—its flesh is buttery, IMO—and pine-like/resinous in flavor, something I never taste with ataulfos. But how nice to have access to a guava orchard. I haven’t tried freezing guava before, but I’ve been successfully juicing and freezing fruit for at least 20 years now, including tropical varieties, and frozen fruit was a staple of mine the roughly 8 years in total that I followed Dr. Graham’s 80/10/10 diet and Dr. Morse’s protocol so my guess is it freezes just as well as all other fruit.

Ok, interesting. Indeed, I also would call those two varieties fibrous; and the longer I let them ripen the smoother they get, and less fibrous. I will definitely have to try the ataulfo. I think another reason I probably go for the larger variety is they are larger for the same price, if not cheaper. But, I will try the ataulfo when I get a chance. I don't always see them.

Yes, it is nice having the orchard relatively close. I didn't even know the orchard was by me all these years. I found it by accident, searching for local growers. Actually, I haven't been there in years, due to the quantity requirement, but I think I'll attempt it again. Though, I could imagine it's past harvest time currently (P.S. seems like the harvest may still be happening, but the tail end).

Good to know about your success with freezing fruit. Your diet, and food planning and management, all seem very good. I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with it — haha. The more real and whole foods it is, the more time consuming; but no doubt, the better. It's just a matter of finding a balance and making room for yet another from scratch, so to speak, additional process.

That’s good to know. I’ll try letting them ripen longer then. In this climate there’s a fine line between ripe and rotten when it comes to tropical fruit and overall, it has been less hit and more miss, for me. I hope you get a chance to try some good ataulfos and fingers crossed guavas are still available—I love happy accidents, especially those involving food. lol

I have a love-hate relationship with it, too. I’m all for quality nutrition, but this level of organization was born purely out of necessity. I don’t thrive on a diet native to this region or my family (mainly Swiss-French), and I meal plan, shop and cook for two and our diets are different—mine is fruit-based and his is meat-based—so I have to be organized if I want a life outside of a kitchen. lol

@Kruton I don’t agree at all. Getting a girl pregnant is a huge issue. Not having sex is a huge issue. The alternative birth control methods are far worse. Condoms are a minor problem in the scheme of things.

Thought I should post a brief update since this thread has gotten some more attention lately: The symptoms I was dealing with have greatly improved with some diet and lifestyle changes. I've reduced my zinc supplementation to a more standard 15mg a day, but I still feel 120mg/day was beneficial as a short-term loading dose. I do get plenty of copper and manganese in my diet from regular shellfish consumption, and I've started using molasses as well. If anyone is interested, the current stack I'm running is a standard B-complex, 300mg thiamine HCL, 8000IU vitamin D, Thorne's vitamin K formula, 15mg zinc citrate, and T3/T4, progesterone, pregnenolone, and DHEA rarely as needed

@AstralPMP it’s a brand new built home so there’s no mold.

@wester130 I'm looking forward to getting a solid source of T and doing this some day

Penis size is associated to body-fat percentage during your childhood.
If you have a small pp, chances are you were overweight as a child.

@CO3 : ok thanks. I tend to have eggs most of days for my breakfast with orange juice. I always removed the whites as Ray said they are not that great and I try to limit my methionine intake.

I wanted to try these for lunch, but I can try during the weekend. Once a week should be fine.

@Sippy

They were full of excipients if I recall correctly.

So many things are these days.

Do you know of any resources for interpreting the results and deciding how to correct imbalances?

Regarding interpretation, I am no expert myself so I've relied on others knowledgeable to help me. I cannot vouch for everything this guy says but his videos on HTMA have been useful for me. If you want a real expert with a focus on mineral balancing, fertility, etc. then Andra is someone who you should consider speaking with. Her Twitter is a good resource for free knowledge. Andra is no stranger to Peat and the Bioenergetic community.

Two more months have passed. Healing from the thing in September was very slow, until I realized cutting down on nicotine was a good idea. Now limiting nicotine to after eating.

Still not doing great, my body just doesn't seem to function very well. Trying to reintroduce things (like ketchup) made some symptoms come back, and then it's back to slow healing from that. At least now it's obvious that gastritis has been a problem all along.

Definitely not doing as great now in fall and winter, although B vitamins seem to keep me going somewhat. No appetite, losing weight, no libido, barely enough energy to keep up with I need to get done, let alone having any energy to enjoy my free time. Is chronic gastritis enough to explain most of this, I don't know. Feels a little bleak.

Considering trying an H2 blocker, just accepting being exposed to the excipients.

A good thing is eating soft bland food has practically gotten rid of the constipation problem. I had been eating carrot salads for a long time out of pure inertia but they were actually constipating.

Endoscopy coming up in a month.

@VehmicJuryman said in A Small Announcement:

@Truth You are at the limit of your IQ here. Don't worry about it, try some picture books instead.

You're just dumb or dishonest. Answer this question for yourself, why is having sex slaves and sex with a 9 year old not included in what makes you think he has a metabolic disorder, yet his inability to have boys and his anger issues are included? And why did you use the word "although" when introducing your sentence about Muhammad's stress-reducing sexual slavery, just after writing that you weren't sure how he was unique, and just before saying "still" he seems to have a metabolic disorder for X reasons.

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Did you know that Nazi Germany heavily cultivated soybeans, feeding them to troops, to the extent that Westerners gave them the nickname "Nazi Beans?"

The US-led world order, with its PUFOid proclamations, is the geopolitical anti-human inheritor of Nazi Germany as a bulwark against Bolshevism, which is and always was the real movement.

Does this please you? How does it feel to be controlled opposition? Even back in their "heyday", that's what Nazi Germany really was... the British Empire's dog.