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No! You Should Not ‘Eat’ Carbs Ever!

By / / Body Transformation / Bodybuilding, Diet and Nutrition, Health and Fitness / 6 minutes of reading

This will be a short and simple review of an article published at ‘verywellfit.com,’ a website that claim to be “an award-winning resource for reliable and up-to-date information on all nutrition and exercise topics.” Yeah, sure. The article in question is called “Should I Eat Carbs After My Workout?” and is written by Sarah Garone, a freelance “health and wellness” writer who runs a food blog. Wow, such credentials. Well, I’ve worked roughly 30 […]

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Dry Fasting – The Best way to Fast? Part 2 of 2

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting / 7 minutes of reading

In the first part we looked at the differences between a ‘water fast’ and a ‘dry fast,’ and we also looked at autophagy and metabolic pathways. In this part we will continue with going deeper into the body’s ability to manufacture its own endogenous metabolic water and also look at detoxification and how it works. The first part: Body fat turned into water Water makes up 10% of the contents in fat cells while

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Dry Fasting – The Best way to Fast? Part 1 of 2

By / / Fasting / Dry Fasting / 8 minutes of reading

We’ve been told by the lying establishment and the Rockefeller pseudoscience of ‘modern medicine’ that fasting is starvation and therefore bad. Of course, anyone who have looked into it know that fasting is the best and quickest way to detoxify and heal pretty much anything, and most importantly, a way to extend your lifespan. However, among those who know this, we still have people telling us that ‘dry fasting’ is bad and dangerous. This

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10 Diet/Nutrition Myths That Must Die In 2020

By / / Animal-Based Nutrition / Carnivore, Body Transformation / Bodybuilding, Health and Fitness, Vegan / Veganism Psy-Op / 3 minutes of reading

Plants cannot run away from predators. Therefore, they have developed several sinister defense mechanisms to prevent them from being eaten. These include toxins that are highly poisonous in larger quantities, antinutrients that block nutrients from being absorbed and can cause cellular damage, and phytoestrogens that will make the predator infertile. As for vitamins and minerals, none of these are in bioavailable form and must be converted in our bodies. The bioconversion rate is between

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