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General Discussion / Re: Raising your own Egg-laying Chickens
« Last post by Wolf on August 16, 2023, 05:43:25 am »
I can't believe it, I FINALLY got my chickens and decided to come here to look for advice on what to feed them and ended up on my OWN POST that I completely and utterly forgot about!  Even reading it I don't remember any of this!
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Off Topic / The Numbers Plan
« Last post by smokeyquartz on August 11, 2023, 09:14:17 am »
Regarding the NWO globalist agenda for depopulation, I'm wondering how the ban against abortions fits the plan.

If someone's goal is depopulation, then that person or people should support access to abortion.  But many western civilizations are opposing abortion at this time.

Considering the NWO is actually the one in charge and their agenda is to depopulate humanity by using sterilization/disability-inducing shots and genetically-modified food and crops, why are they not supporting access to abortion?

Perhaps they have become too successful at their own game? 

I know the birthrate is significantly decreased continuously in the US.  There are some advantages for the government to have new births on a regular basis, and none of these advantages are any good for the parents or the new child being born.  The government receives the following advantages from children that it claims as its subjects:

-a source of income-tax and sales-tax revenue over the entire lifespan of the child (assume 75 years).  The government can pay back money owed to the World Bank and international loans from foreign countries from the child's forced payments.  In fact, it may be a condition of international loans to foreign countries that the birthrate be a certain percentage to ensure future tax revenue is sufficient to pay back the loan. We as citizens do not have access to the paperwork the US government signs when taking out a foreign loan.  A mortgage requires that the house be security on the loan.  Perhaps for a foreign loan to the US, the security at stake may be the state of Alaska? Who knows?
-if the child is born male, the US receives a free bullet-sponge for future wars.  In the US, men are forced to sign up for 'selective service" upon reaching adulthood.  If they do not give into the coercion of signing up to become a bullet-sponge if needed for wars, then they are denied certain benefits of the federal government.  One may debate this point and say "well, actually the government doesn't need humans to fight wars when they are creating AI."  But, at what cost is the manufactured AI soldier?  Is it 100,000? 200,000? More? The cost of a human soldier is much less to the government because there is no payment for it to be "manufactured."

So maybe they are dipping below the minimum population number that they need for government purposes. 

I have more thoughts on this and might continue it later.
 
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Health / What to Eat for better circulation?
« Last post by smokeyquartz on August 04, 2023, 08:31:57 pm »
When I eat fat like eggs or marrow, I get edema. I also have veinous problems. Although I'm trying to follow instinctive eating, it's not helping this.

Can anyone recommend anything?

I'm thinking of doing less fats and maybe just green juice fast.
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General Discussion / Re: MASAI TRIBE AVERAGE LIFESPAN IS VERY LOW
« Last post by biowolf on August 04, 2023, 07:37:27 am »
I guess you forget the nonsense you write pretty quickly.


Google or YouTube Joe Rogan..

The guy is taking Testosterone for 20 years.. Armour Thyroid(pigs dried thyroid) and peptides for HGH release..

The guy is strong vibrant and healthier than 90% in this board..




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General Discussion / Re: Raw Chicken Jerky ... Safe/How?
« Last post by smokeyquartz on July 31, 2023, 11:56:38 pm »
You can make jerky out of any meat. I've seen turkey jerky and salmon jerky sold.

To make your own, you don't necessarily need a dehydrator. Just slice the meat thin and let it air dry on a wire rack. It will lose moisture and harden as long as it's exposed to the air. This is what happens every time I let meat out in the fridge uncovered - it becomes very hard and dry, almost crusted on the outside. Just slice it thin and air dry like that. You'll get jerky.
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General Discussion / Raw Chicken Jerky ... Safe/How?
« Last post by jibrael on July 30, 2023, 11:37:45 am »
I consume raw chicken (as it does not give me gout attacks as beef does).

Now the question is if we can also make Jerky from raw chicken.

If yes, then what temperature should I set on my dehydrator to have raw chicken jerky?

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Health / Re: Raw blood (lamb and goat)
« Last post by BransonEs on July 23, 2023, 03:36:18 pm »
To add:

The day I got the headache I didn’t notice until later that the air quality was bad that day from fires. But I stopped drinking the blood that day thinking headache was possibly from iron. So, I do not know if the body aches are from iron overload or from stopping drinking the blood.

Does anyone else have any experience with drinking raw blood daily? Derek? How often do you drink it?

One other note: 2 of the animals were a friends that we butchered at the same time. They didn’t want to keep the blood and they don’t eat raw. I should have marked which belonged to which but wondering if maybe it was just the blood from their animal since I’d opened a fresh jar on the third animal. Maybe they’d given some sort of meds or something and just didn’t tell me.

Since this was my first time slaughtering and butchering and my first time drinking blood, a lot of new experiences so I apologize for asking anything ignorant.
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Health / Raw blood (lamb and goat)
« Last post by BransonEs on July 22, 2023, 08:04:06 pm »
Hey, everyone! Question/concern.

It’s been years in the making and I have finally slaughtered and butchered my first set of goats and lambs myself at home. Six animals in all. I collected the blood. I have drank about 1 cup a day for about 2 and 1/2 weeks. I am wondering if it’s possible to overload on iron.

I figure most people don’t have access to this much blood at once. I was trying to take it as slow as possible as this is my first time consuming raw blood. Halfway through the third week I got a headache and then I got body aches all over. This was after opening a new jar from the third animal.

Just wondering if the beach ache and body aches are an iron overload. I have consumed the blood from two entire animals in 2 and 1/2 weeks and about 1 cup from the third animal. Two sheep, one goat.

For reference, I am a woman and am relatively small and short in height.

I stopped consuming the blood one night when I got a headache (I never get them) and thought I better stop consuming it for awhile. The following four to five days have been a lot of body aches and some very slight abdominal pain. This is all unusual for me.

Could it be an overload of iron? Does anyone else have any experience with consuming large amounts of blood in a short time frame. I felt amazing until I didn’t.

Thanks for any feedback!
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In my experience high amounts of dairy do not benefit hurt joints/tendons, i feel much better eating raw steaks.


You need to exercise the surrounding muscles and get them as strong as possible, there are pubmed studies which propose that signaling molecules will tell tendons to break down but the accompanying muscle can tell the tendon not to respond to those signals.

I injured my wrist and grip muscles in my hand some time back and starting with very light weight exercises just holding a dumbbell out straight with my arm moving to lifting heavier weights ive made a good recovery. If i go too long without working out then it can start to act up again but as long as the supporting muscles are strong it is well.

The enemy is repetitive movements using very small muscle groups, like working as a barista pouring milk from a jug repeatedly all day, these movements dont cause muscle gain and stress the tendons and joints. Work out the larger supporting muscle group in the area to the point of lactic acid build up and muscle gain.
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General Discussion / Re: MASAI TRIBE AVERAGE LIFESPAN IS VERY LOW
« Last post by Fenrir on July 20, 2023, 09:56:34 pm »
Is this average lifespan taking into account a high infant mortality that is common in many ancestral cultures? My understanding has always been many die before the age of 1 but if you make it to adolescence a long life is expected.

I know at this point in modern day the masai are a very persecuted people as well, with land stolen from them forced to move from there traditional way of life in some regards.
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