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What about your Testosterone?

Just sent off yesterday and am waiting for results

Funny how many people here think you’d get a salmonella infection from eating raw eggs. If you eat properly—animal-based, raw, and fatty—you’ll have stomach acid so strong that no pathogens can survive in it! If our ancestors had been as susceptible to disease as most people are today, we would have gone extinct long ago!

Raw meat is safe but not in the USA. E. Coli is not natural in meat but introduced by the diseased (due to improper but cheap feed) animals living in their own shit.

Better yet, eat the cow while it’s still alive for MAX ENERGY.

You had me at BJJ, take my follow sir. Oss!

The only question that matters.

And a question that remains unanswered. Most disappointing. AMA? Yeah right…

I only care about the answer to this question

And he hasn’t answered. Worst AMA eveerrr.

I've heard a rumor it's liquid squit. But don't quote me on that.

So Strike has liquidity issues, good to know… 😂

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I gave up alcohol this year and not hard at all. The coffee much harder lol

In USA they "wash" the eggs which removes the protective bloom layer. So American supermarket eggs can cause harbour salmonella, but only if the eggs are exposed to it.

So is raw meat and raw beans

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SAM

The cholesterol oxidises when the yoke is cooked and if it's exposed to air even more so. So boiled or raw are the "healthiest way" to consume eggs.

Incorrect. Consumption of sugar is not a requirement for human nutrition and it is not a requirement for intense exercise. Im fact, many on carnivorous diets find themselves perfectly capable of intensive exercise; they even seem preform better than those on omnivorous or plant based individuals. What is a requirement is glucose for your muscles to even fire and work properly in the first place. Believe it or not, human beings have this thing called gluconeogenesis and it's very efficient at producing and recycling glucose for our body. Ergo, we do not need to eat carbs because our body efficiently makes a sufficient amount given whatever the task may be. This includes activities like resistance training, sprinting, walking, gesturing with your hands, typing, etc. Any and every movement your muscles do has it's supply of glucose through gluconeogenesis. It's even happening even if you eat carbs.

Some evidence suggests high-protein diets may support cognitive function by supplying amino acids for neurotransmitters, with studies showing benefits for focus & memory (e.g., in older adults). However, "all-protein" extremes like carnivore lack robust long-term data & could miss key nutrients. Consult a doctor for personalized advice.

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