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[–]mutageno3 points4 points5 points 7 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
Buy beans/lentils/chickpeas and rice in huge bags. Use a lot of spices.
A classic but not entirely healthy.
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Not for everyone, but I live in ketosis to control Anklylosing Spondylitis (London AS diet taken to full zero-carb). Costs me around US$7.70/day. Ridiculous amounts of energy.. people think I have some kinda sugar/amphetamine pump in my body.
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Mother of god, that's like MGTOW for the digestive system. Thanks so much for posting that!
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Don't trust young people for nutrition advice. If you want the red pill version of nutrition advice, read about The Bear
If you don't want to eat zero carb, then every plate you eat should be 33% meat, 33% safe starch (potato, rice), 33% veggies.
Never eat fructose, it is poison that damages your liver, even fructose in fruits.
The only reason we eat what we do is due to acculturation
‘Acculturation’ = Acquiring culture. What you are taught as a baby/child about living as a human being in society, starting at birth and virtually complete by age 8. A kind of social toolkit. Without this we would be just another animal. Our culture is what defines humanity. It is very difficult for any person to change any part of this early training which was burned in heavily. If some of the things we need to know to be human is not learned during the several short, skill-specific ‘windows’ which open and close as a child ages, in time, that particular skill may never be learned (the rare so-called feral children, which were lost and raised by animals, exhibited varying amounts of disability, some could not learn to talk, some not able to walk upright). Culture includes such things ashow to walk, what to eat, how to dress, language, manners and much more. Socialisation/acculturation over writes ALL human instincts.
‘Acculturation’ = Acquiring culture. What you are taught as a baby/child about living as a human being in society, starting at birth and virtually complete by age 8. A kind of social toolkit. Without this we would be just another animal. Our culture is what defines humanity. It is very difficult for any person to change any part of this early training which was burned in heavily. If some of the things we need to know to be human is not learned during the several short, skill-specific ‘windows’ which open and close as a child ages, in time, that particular skill may never be learned (the rare so-called feral children, which were lost and raised by animals, exhibited varying amounts of disability, some could not learn to talk, some not able to walk upright). Culture includes such things ashow to walk, what to eat, how to dress, language, manners and much more.
Socialisation/acculturation over writes ALL human instincts.
[–]oldredder6 points7 points8 points 7 years ago (2 children) | Copy Link
Also wrong.
Eating fruits is one of the most healthy things you can ever do. Fructose does no such damage. That's all medical myth.
"high fructose corn syrup" isn't just fructose, it's SYRUP with extra fructose concentrated and added into it: doing that with lactose or glucose wouldn't make it any less dangerous! It's just too much sugar. Way too much.
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http://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/abundance-of-fructose-not-good-for-the-liver-heart
Fatty liver disease, yum.
Bananas have been selectively bred for their sweetness, like most fruits. Original bananas had seeds in them and were more starchy than sweet. Because they have no seeds, all the bananas we have today are clones. Same with corn as well, "sweet corn" is a human invention.
Also in nature you don't have access to fruits as easily as you do due to farming. You would have to compete with animals, bacteria, fungus/mold, etc.. Fruits/berries were a rare delicacy. Meat was the prime source of food, then starches.
[–]oldredder0 points1 point2 points 7 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
and yet this happens just about never - why is that?
It means you're missing something. People eating fruit have no such problems.
"Sweet corn" also isn't a fruit so not part of my discussion here. I don't eat it anyhow so I don't care about it either way.
You'd have to eat like 500 apples a day to somehow cause a glucose problem in your body and you can't since your stomach can't hold that many.
In ancient times meat was even harder to come by than fruit because fruit doesn't run away or try to bite/kick you when you kill it.
Don't trust young people for nutrition advice.
At what age does a man's nutritional advice become true?
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