Milk pasteurization
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Not just that. Good luck buying real whole milk.
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I get my raw milk from a local farmer about 20 minutes away. $5 a gallon, accepts only cash. Love it.
Same here. Farmer market. Raw milk. Don't mention it is for human consumption. Just wink wink. Pay cash. Commit to come back once per week and build relationship. ask about getting fresh beef. Offer to commit to purchasing a consistent amount per month so the farmer can plan. Pay cash or offer silver one ounce for monthly supply. Show gratitude.
Beef and eggs are a great source of lactoferrin protein.
Not as good as raw milk, but yes beef and eggs are also top tier foods that should be eaten with raw milk.
I drank fresh yak milk regularly in chai and yak butter tea when I was living in Lhasa, Tibet (FYI: I am a White American Christian).
Lumps of fat... thick yak hairs... mystery-black-grit... but it never gave me food poisoning.
Drinking the municipal water was guaranteed to result in explosive uncontrollable vomiting from toxic shock, but the chai and yak butter tea seemed fine.
Then again, the street vendors in Lhasa do sell polished human skulls decorated with beads, so it's all relative I suppose.
EDIT: One of the first full sentences I learned to say in Lhasa Tibetan was a joke I rehearsed: "No thank you kind sir, I do not need a human skull because I already have one" (as I point to my head). The local vendors LOVE IT. Sincerely joy. Unsure if they appreciate the effort I made to speak fumbled Lhasan as much as the joke. There's a good chance they heard that joke a thousand times from tourists who all thought they were as clever as I did.
Lumps of fat... thick yak hairs... mystery-black-grit... but it never gave me food poisoning.
Drinking the municipal water was guaranteed to result in explosive uncontrollable vomiting from toxic shock, but the chai and yak butter tea seemed fine.
Then again, the street vendors in Lhasa do sell polished human skulls decorated with beads, so it's all relative I suppose.
EDIT: One of the first full sentences I learned to say in Lhasa Tibetan was a joke I rehearsed: "No thank you kind sir, I do not need a human skull because I already have one" (as I point to my head). The local vendors LOVE IT. Sincerely joy. Unsure if they appreciate the effort I made to speak fumbled Lhasan as much as the joke. There's a good chance they heard that joke a thousand times from tourists who all thought they were as clever as I did.
Funny how they knew exactly what the side effects would be BEFORE they promoted it.
Just like rubber soled shoes, polyester fabrics, synthetic vitamins.
Just like rubber soled shoes, polyester fabrics, synthetic vitamins.
Rubber soled shoes? I've heard about problems with polyester on skin, but never anything about shoe soles. QRD?
Prevents you from being electrically grounded to the Earth, which increases viscosity of your blood as well as throws off your overall charge balance.
Basically everything synthetic clothing or fabric they’ve introduced has had some ridiculous health effect. Case in point:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1456835/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7995654/
Basically everything synthetic clothing or fabric they’ve introduced has had some ridiculous health effect. Case in point:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1456835/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7995654/
You can get lactoferrin from other things.
It was already extremely hard to die from drinking raw milk. You and I know exactly zero people that died from drinking raw milk.
Raw milk is one of the best and easily absorbed foods for Whites in the world. Other foods may have xyz, but that doesn't mean you absorb it as well. It's like comparing beans to red meat. And no, it's a lot harder to die from raw milk than pasteurized milk. Like, 600%+ harder.
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i can't remember the last time i had organic milk... must've been like 5-6 years ago before they shut down the local farms with bullshit certifications and bureaucracy
i was a vegetarian for 9 years because of empathy to animals and now i simply do not care, i consume what i must for the necessity of survival
considering the Amish let the cattle graze grass and live without all these hormonal injections i'd say eating an Amish cow has little to no karma loss my cow worshipping friend u/#doge
i was a "vegan" for 10 years out of empathy and it patently ruined my health because i ate crap. and then i realized that eating an animal is honouring it, and God's creation*. Good on you for eating animals again, man. We need meat.
> considering the Amish let the cattle graze grass and live without all these hormonal injections i'd say eating an Amish cow has little to no karma loss my cow worshipping friend u/#doge
hahaha, i'll never lose that tag will i. it's all so tiresome, man.
God bless and keep up the good fight, brother
and yeah, farm animals exist literally for consumption
it would be retarded to eat tofu while there is perfectly good chicken in the butcher shop that is going to spoil if not consumed.
as for the tags yeah, sorry brother but tis your burden to bear
who knows if God deems you White enough he'll grant you a White Wife to wash away your dirty poo genetics and your son might have a chance at a non-pajeet life
though by that time he'll grow up the world he'll know will be fully brown and utterly perverted by the jews to the point of either total islam, or total Weimar.