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So, an apple a day keeps the righteous away - who would've thought!

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: March 29, 2023, 10:46:28 pm »
I would would not go into this by underestimating the DA, he may not be as helpless as you think, and there's a decent likelihood that when this comes to trial, he'll be putting up a fight, and to the extent that he's allowed to by the judge, he'll be showing stuff about your public persona to the jury, including your posts here. And while there's some chance the jury might listen about the bug hoax and pharma takeover, there's almost no chance they'll listen to many of the other intricacies that make you a unique individual, and that, in the eye of the general public, make you at best a nutcase, and at worst someone dangerous. All the DA has to do is show the jury a few of those and their brain will completely shut off to anything you have to say or argue.

My suggestion would be to not open that door for the DA, my understanding is that he may not be allowed to bring in evidence about your personal life until you bring that up first.

Best of luck and I'm here if you wanna discuss anything regarding this.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: March 26, 2023, 11:06:48 pm »
I couldn't find any public records of the trial. Has it started?

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: March 20, 2023, 07:52:15 am »
Best of luck tomorrow.

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General Discussion / Re: Are PUFA's in nuts really bad?
« on: March 06, 2023, 05:44:27 pm »
It's very hard to gain weight on nuts, especially raw nuts. Forget everything you've been told about how bad animal based fat is, that's the only fat that's natural and paleo in large quantities. You've already cut out eggs and rejected dairy (as most paleoers do), so that leaves meat fat/marrow/suet/brain. Get yourself some good quality sources and use that for your fat.

Also pescatarian tends to make it harder to gain weight, as most fish meat is too lean. There are some fatty fish out there, where I live it's generally river fish, but they are more polluted than ocean fish. You'll have to experiment and research to find the types of fish that are good for you.

Keto also makes it hard to gain weight, particularly fat weight. Have some raw unheated honey for carbs if you need to add some fat weight.

Read through this forum and you'll find this is much more than your average paleo diet forum, with a wealth of astounding knowledge, thoughts and discoveries that go far above and beyond everything you've heard elsewhere.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: February 28, 2023, 11:22:34 pm »

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Health / Re: Raw meat causing depression
« on: February 28, 2023, 09:28:36 pm »
An economic depression is a time when the economy needs to liquidate massive malinvestment incurred during the preceding artificial boom, and the malinvestment is so massive that a lot of industries must suffer massive reorganization, be started from scratch or be entirely scrapped off the system. The problem is compounded by actors (usually govt) attempting to pump the economy back up via more artificial stimulus, which was what caused the problem in the first place.

A mental depression is often similar in nature. One lifestyle is good and healing, but can be isolating in an insane world, and the other is just artificial highs and conformity, and it can make it easier to navigate the insane world we live in.

I highly doubt your problem has anything to do with nutrition. It's probably what you think about the different lifestyles.

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Personals / Re: What happened to Tyler Durden?
« on: January 08, 2023, 09:32:28 pm »
Today marks the three year anniversary of Tyler's vanishment.

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Journals / Re: Using Diet to Heal
« on: January 06, 2023, 09:18:24 pm »
There are millions of way to season meat so it will not taste bland.

You can also try warming it up to body temperature. That will improve taste.

You can also look for other sources of meats.

If the meat has been frozen it will taste a lot more bland. If it's feedlot meat, it will taste a lot more bland.

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Personals / Re: What happened to Tyler Durden?
« on: January 01, 2023, 12:14:38 am »
Ending another year without a word on what happened to Tyler.

In 8 days it will be 3 years since he disappeared.

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roids is short for steroids.

All artificial hormones are harmful. Hormones are a signal to your body's tissues to act a certain way, they are not a source of power or health. If you've suffered an injury that damages your body's ability to produce certain hormones, perhaps you could have an argument. But blanket injecting artificial hormones into anyone is a terrible idea. If your body wanted hormones, it would make them.

Being very active is not always a good idea. If your body wanted you to be lifting up weights, climbing steep mountains and doing muay thai, it would make the natural versions of the artificial hormones you're injecting. AV always said some people shouldn't be too active, and there's nothing wrong with that, particularly once you reach a certain age.

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Well that took a quick turn!

From denouncing roid use in every pro bodybuilder/athlete to calling roids the holy grail!

Sure man, roids aren't bad for you. Keep telling yourself that while you inject some more poison right into your veins. Just make sure it is expensive roids, wouldn't want to be injecting street quality substances. Gotta make big pharma some more bucks too. They gotta squeeze it from the likes of us somehow.

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This lifestyle will improve the health of anyone, so yes saber, whatever someone's poison is, they can mitigate it being smart in other lifestyle choices. Of course that doesn't mean the poison is good or that it will have no ill effects on them.

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General Discussion / Re: sus organic beef fat
« on: December 21, 2022, 07:24:26 pm »
"mostly grassfed" could mean anything.

And there's a lot of poisons allowed in certified organic practices.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: December 14, 2022, 07:14:31 pm »
I am hopeful that everything could go as you plan. I'll try to keep tabs on this so I don't miss your help requests.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: December 13, 2022, 04:50:22 pm »
Let me know if there's anything I can do, any evidence you want me to gather and send your way, or if you wanna talk about your legal strategy and get an amateur opinion from someone who doesn't trust the system.

You could also request help and advice from other organizations and individuals involved in similar battles. We could all forward your case to some of them, as well.

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General Discussion / Re: unheated honey
« on: December 12, 2022, 12:47:51 am »
You could always move to a rural area and keep your own bees.

Or, get to know your farmers/beekeepers really well, and then you know if you can trust them.

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General Discussion / Re: unheated honey
« on: December 11, 2022, 09:00:56 pm »
Try to get some raw honeycomb then. That's almost always unheated, as heating it would defeat the purpose.

However, it could have bad things added to it, or been contaminated by. The bees may have been fed sugar / HFCS, and the flowers the bees ate from may have been sprayed. Many beekeepers also use pesticides and other chemicals to control pests, and almost all of them use smoke to more easily manage the bees.

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Info / News Items / Announcements / Re: Vice article featuring Me
« on: December 11, 2022, 09:37:22 am »
Did the first trial start? Best of luck and I hope you can find a way to talk some sense into the NPCs.

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General Discussion / Re: Can I eat grocery store grainfed and ground beef?
« on: December 10, 2022, 01:20:50 am »
Yes you can, but no, don't let it get high. That's dangerous. Only let high quality trusted sources go high. Toxic environment makes bacteria produce toxic byproducts. Very bad idea, you could even die in some extreme cases.

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General Discussion / Re: Does raw meat gets cooked in the stomach anyway?
« on: December 10, 2022, 01:18:00 am »
Also people say that if the meat is factory grown and toxic it's best to cook it before eating.

Do the toxins just disappear once cooked I don't understand.

There could be toxins added on purpose, that become inert during cooking. But other than those nefarious poisons, no, cooking doesn't remove most toxins, but what it does do, according to AV, is break the fat cell barriers that bind some of those toxins, and make them available for you, so you can accumulate them instead of letting them pass by. This may result in lower incidences of digestive distress, but not for good reasons.

Another thing cooking does according to AV, is stop or minimize the intensity of detoxes, so you can feel "fine", but really you aren't doing yourself any favors in the long term.

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General Discussion / Re: Does raw meat gets cooked in the stomach anyway?
« on: December 10, 2022, 01:14:40 am »
No, acid doesn't "cook", cooking is heating to a certain temperature, acid doesn't do that. Also, our stomachs produce small quantities of acid, and only in the right and proper amounts for each meal.

What acid does do is generate the maillard reaction, which also occurs during cooking. But a lot of other chemical reactions happen during cooking that don't happen from acid, and vice-versa.

If you take a piece of meat and marinate it in any strong acid, such as lemon juice, you will generate this reaction, and it may have a similar color to cooked meat, but it's not cooked, and if you try to eat it, you will notice this difference. Or, if you put it under a microscope, you'll find all sorts of things different in both.

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General Discussion / Re: unheated honey
« on: December 09, 2022, 08:19:01 pm »
so i managed to find a source of unheated honey. the guy says they don’t filter it, mix it nor heat it, that the honey is untouched and just what the bees have made it to be. so, i am wondering now if there is a way to test it, since i hate blindly believing what most people say. so far it seems fine, the honey doesn’t disrupt my digestion if i don’t eat too much of it(one day i really ate too much lol and my digestion wasn’t as great as usually), as the conventional honey does, but i’m still not convinced. is there any way to test the honey in some way for signs that would indicate it was heated or processed?

There are a few things you could do, but none is entirely reliable.

In my experience, if you eat truly raw honey alone, you will feel a weird sensation in your stomach, and it might even make you feel lightheaded. Heated honey doesn't cause this, or doesn't cause it as much.

Raw honey tends to crystallize more easily than heated honey.

If heated a lot, honey tends to become clearer.

Unfiltered honey will have bits of debris in it, that's the reason it is regularly filtered, to remove any impurities.

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So we were right here in our assumptions. It's good he admitted it.

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Off Topic / Natural ear muffs
« on: September 22, 2022, 03:59:57 am »
Any ideas or experiences as to what natural materials can be used to make effective ear muffs for sound reduction?

I'm looking for a material that will reduce sound perception without having to press hard against your ears, and I want to avoid plugs if possible.

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