... and I told him, no. Then, he asked me if I was planning on getting it, and I said, no. To my way of thinking, this should have been the end of the conversation, but it wasn't. He then asks me what was stopping me from getting the vaccine. So, I started out easy with him and said, "Well, legally, this isn't even a vaccine." He agreed and went into the mRNA explanation. A little nervous laughter punctuated what he was saying. Then I mentioned how this was only given experimental approval from the FDA and not full approval. More nervous laughter and more agreement. I thought this would end the conversation, but he kept pressing me, which was beginning to annoy me. I assured him I had done my research and I didn't like what I had discovered. He wanted to know even more, so I dropped the MOAB on him. I told him I knew all about the NIH and Fauci working on gain of function research and then sending the experiment overseas to the Wuhan lab...and that I was aware of all of this LAST YEAR. Now, I got some very nervous laughter from the doctor.
And, just like that.....BOOM!....he immediately changed the subject.
I kinda lost my faith in doctors over the last few years. I saw an allergist for years and got the shots, and I still have allergies. I saw other specialists and no one has cured me of my problems... just throwing thousands of dollars at drs and I am still left with all the problems as before I lost that money... Sure they can help put a cast on a broken leg, or suture up a wound, but internal medicine is still voodoo it seems, and they dont really have a clue. They will throw pills after pills at problems, but that just makes BigPharm rich as hell, and never solves the issues...
Not voodoo just do the opposite. Eat red meat, get sunshine, drink milk, take vitamin C, eat healthily, exercise. All of this goes against the medical advice we have now.
Yup
Eat fat for 70% of your calories, protein 30%. No carbs needed for life. Bacon, salt, MSG, all perfectly fine, except if you already have HBP the salt is a bad idea.
The food pyramid is garbage
Where else have I seen a pyramid before ...
Wow. Good point!
Use moderation. Carbohydrates are used in the pyruvic acid cycle, which allows you to assimilate the nutrients you eat. Without it, your body can try to break down its own muscle and fat for nutrition but the metabolic byproducts acidify your blood which shuts down respiration and you suffocate. That's the problem diabetics have when their bodies can't process sugar.
No need to go over the top. Never heard of anyone suffocating from doing Atkins.
There are essential fatty acids
There are essential amino acids
There are no essential carbohydrates
The amount of dietary carbohydrate necessary for healthy human metabolism is essentially zero. The body adeptly makes all the glucose the brain requires out of protein and fat. The suggestion that these must come from the person's own body tissue instead of from food appears to be without foundation in fact.
That said, I agree moderation is great in most, not all, things. I just don't have any scientific reason to recommend any patient eat some amount of carbohydrates. They will anyway, naturally; but no amount is too small. Sat fat FTW!
Yep
Agree with most of what you said, except the MSG part. It's poison.
Fun fact: MSG is naturally-occurring in many common foods.
https://msgdish.com/glutamate-foods-naturally-contain-msg/
Nonsense. Perfectly harmless, naturally occurring, tasty. We've been brainwashed. Do what I did, search it and read up on it
I can not have msg. Poison for.me.
If you have HBP just need more potassium in your diet that usually is enough.
And make sure to buy the salt WITH added iodine in it- read the label. Most salt doesn't contain iodine these days, and the body needs it. It's hard to get into a diet without iodized salt.
Is pasteurized milk really that good for you?
Not really, no. Pasteurized essentially neutralizes all the positive things in milk that are good for you and adding other things to increase shelf-life that arent so good for you.
This is one of the main reasons they outlawed buying farm milk: they KNOW how beneficial it really is. Can't have Humans doing that now, can we?
Here's a quick read of many you can find on the subject: https://explore.globalhealing.com/raw-milk-vs-pasteurized-milk/
Exactly. As someone who is lactose intolerant, I can drink Raw milk just fine which is interesting. Pasteurizing it kills it in a way. You can try to find semi local farms that sell raw dairy.
I don’t drink milk at all, but I consume Greek yogurt, whole fat, plain. I saw the Greeks do it when I was younger and it’s lactose intolerant safe. They rock like salad bars of honey, berries, nuts, granola. I typically do it with honey or real maple and some blackberries.
Anyways plain Greek yogurt is like a fucking bananas good milk/cream/sour cream substitute for cooking. Throw a tablespoon or two into some pasta, throw a dollop in a bowl of chilli.
It’s probiotics, insane protein, good fat, and it’s damn good to cook with.
Just some thoughts from someone who’s not only leftist intolerant but lactose intolerant too.
The only sweetener I put on Greek yoghurt is cinnamon. Be careful to avoid the 'Greek style' yoghurt, which is "low fat" (high in carbs).
I agree with that, I was just on the fence about pasteurized milk
Which is fucked up and insane. What you listed is the simplest and most effective way of being healthy.
This is great advice. All the blue zones in the world have similar habits. They also drink red wine and also socialize a lot too.
Conventional medicine says red wine is bad but that isn't true when they studied the blue zones of Italy and Greece.
Of course diet and fitness are important but those blue zones consume red wine daily and it doesn't impact their health.
I would take it a step further and say olive oil is probably worse for your health than red wine. And even so olive oil is a staple for Italians and Greeks.
Depending on your allergies you might have better luck with herbal medicine. I am not that well versed in herbs, but even basic things like quercetin, stinging nettle, and ginger are strong anti histamines.
I was going to suggest quercetine as well. I have bad general allergies... and it seems to help. Plus the other benefit of making my zinc supplement more effective.
I have not seen much improvements in my allergies with Quercetin, I've still needed to take my regular antihistamine but I have noticed that so far I've had no days that I had to double my antihistamine dosage just to be functional. As for the zinc ionophore that does help and when I recently had a cold I added an evening dose of NAC + zinc + Vit C to go with my morning dose of Quercetin + Zinc + Vit C and my cold symptoms were gone after two days.
Look into DAO and bovine kidney.
Thanks for the info I didn't know ginger was a natural anti histamine. That is great for when your body has a physical allergic reaction. Sure beats taking anti histamine medication.
I really think a lot of internally issues, allergy's and such, can be helped with natural herbs. People for centuries before us used these and they lived full lives why did we stop?
You're right...and nowadays they call those people "holistic doctors," as if they're peddling unauthorized treatments for everything.
God forbid your doctor treat your body as a fully integrated machine instead of a serious of systems artificially disconnected from each other!
It’s so funny seeing doctors legit afraid to prescribe some exercise and eating healthy. Like we can have an FDA approved prescription to methamphetamine, not adderall real meth for “weight loss” but they don’t feel confident telling fatty to lay off the twinkies. It’s maddening
Yeah! It is really frustrating. I like holistic doctors though because they consider everything even the spiritual.
Tumeric is a big one which is a staple of dishes in eastern Europe and Asia.
Dont forget to add crushed black pepper while cooking turmeric. Apperantly it activates the amazing
RIP my wife who is allergic to black pepper and turmeric.
Also local honey is supposed to be dope for allergies. People forget that one. Find a buddy with an apiary. You won’t regret it.
I had sinus problems for years and then I discovered Ayurvedic medicine. According to my body type I needed to cut back on dairy. Sure enough most of of my sinus problems went away. Plus, I switched to organic dairy and meat and most of my inflamation also went away.
Like Hippocrates of thousands of years ago we need to return to understanding our diets for our health. Eastern medicine hasn't lost this but Western medicine has.
I switched to unhomogenized milk and found I got much less arthritis. Now, I'm trying out having no milk and it's even better. (Still having occasional cheese because I assume it's not made from homogenized milk.)
Homogenized milk feels like a rip off. If you ever have tried real, raw milk that hasn't been processed you will feel like you are entering a whole new world.
Pasteurization is just for safety but in the end trying real raw milk is something entirely else.
hey not only natural herbs but check your diet try to eat stuff that is from your location of heritage...try fasting for a week and see what happens? diet is everything. eat honey from wherever you live.
Good Luck