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A Few Words on Bloating and Digestion Problems — Updated

By / / Diet and Nutrition / 5 minutes of reading

If you search the internet, you’ll be fed a bunch of nonsense regarding bloating and some alleged “quick fixes” to relieve it. Well, as with all remedies or drugs, it’s only a temporary relief at best, as you shut down your body’s attempt to heal and repair whatever damage you have done. When there is a problem and you experience symptoms from something you have done and your body is now trying to fix, […]

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No, Farting is Not Natural, It’s an Indication of a Bad Diet

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Vegan / Veganism Psy-Op / 6 minutes of reading

In the recent years, there seems to have been a trend in writing about poop, farting, and idiotic fecal microbiota transplants, and similar topics having to do with your rear end. Of course, the misinformation is almost as nauseating as a farting vegan, and the article we’re about to look at is no exception. This article “why protein make you fart” is written by Cassie Shortsleeve and Perri O. Blumberg, two women with zero

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A Quick Look at the Fitness & Bodybuilding Pseudo/Bro-Science, Week 40

By / / Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 7 minutes of reading

This was supposed to be posted this weekend. However, I did not have time to finish it until today. So, here you go, a review from week 40. If you’re new to me and my website, I worked daily in the Fitness-, Bodybuilding-, Gym-, and Competitive Sports industry for almost 22-years with nutrition, supplementation, and training — and was involved in it for a total of more than 26 years. Most of that time,

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Animal Based Cooking and Eating Raw and Fermented Meat and Organ Meats

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore / 6 minutes of reading

Written by Joachim Bartoll, January 1, 2019From My Client’s Handbook, First Edition Cooking and storage of food Plastics are the number one source of chemicals and toxins in the kitchen. No matter if it’s dishware, storage containers, drawer liners, or even disposable products like Styrofoam and plastic bags – get rid of it. Plastic, Styrofoam, and resin coatings are all made from petroleum products. These can leach into your food and drinks and contaminate

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