Tanim @MiantCub

@Xx17965797N I employ Taoist practices and breathe this way by default at this point. Can't claim to feel connected to the universe, but I am much harder to rattle than I otherwise would be.

@JohnAnthonyMD @stev33889 @joeroganhq Where's that intellect you were gloating about?

@dvm360 I'm having trouble finding a better way to reach out to you, so here it is. I'm trying to find an article from your old DVM News magazine, from volume 21, Number 12, 1990. If you still have that magazine issue to give, I would appreciate it.

@MushtaqBilalPhD Most despicable. Thank you.

@elonmusk Just what we need. More excuses for companies to cheap out on their customer service lines.

@mcdil55938 @MAMB5U563 @lennartprimal The only one talking out of his ass, is you. Francis Pottenger proved that idea wrong decades ago, and he was an MD. Look into his work. There's a lot more in his book than there is in the documentary.

@mcdil55938 @MAMB5U563 @lennartprimal If you think a placebo could cut my muscle recovery down to below a THIRD of what it was, you don't know how they work. Sleeping and training has not changed. Raw meat is the only thing that has, and it's predominantly what I eat 5 days out of the week. Believe what you want.

@agentgottlieb @lennartprimal I don't get why your post was marked as spam.

@mcdil55938 @MAMB5U563 @lennartprimal It may have become a fad, but before that, it's how native peoples ate meat. It cuts my muscle recovery down by at least 2/3rds, and I'm the strongest now I've ever been. Look into the work of Aajonus Vonderplanitz. He is an excellent introduction to it, if you're interested.

@JohnAnthonyMD @stev33889 @joeroganhq ...treatments that keep their patients coming back for more. Of course with pharmaceuticals and other methods that don't nourish the body and carry a side effect list a half-mile long, even doctors that genuinely wish to help their patients can do this unintentionally.

@JohnAnthonyMD @stev33889 @joeroganhq Then you should be able to disprove my arguments easily. In the context of RFK's post, most of the experts that he is referring to, are driven by arrogance, and financial interest. Arrogant enough to dismiss patient experience, and financially motivated to recommend...

@TheLizVariant Probably. "Rare cockroach species" doesn't mean naturally occurring, either. What's their idea of 'nutritious'? Are they talking about raw, or pasteurized cow's milk?

@JohnAnthonyMD @stev33889 @joeroganhq Guess they'll let just about anyone become an MD these days, won't they? Nothing better to add than just "bro what"?

@simonmaechling As a chemist, you should know better. Vitamins work very different when synthesized or isolated from their complexes, and vitamin C is no better.

@stev33889 @joeroganhq Well said.

If it's been heated too high, yes, 'raw' honey is sugar. I will now explain why unheated honey does qualify as a superfood. It contains an insulin-like substance that converts its sugars into digestive enzymes that the body can then convert for many other purposes as needed.

Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

2 months ago

Raw honey is sugar. I know. I know. The bees. The enzymes. The trace minerals. The single-origin Manuka with the medical-grade rating that costs more than a bottle of decent wine. The ancient Egyptian apothecaries. The antibacterial properties. It is sugar. A tablespoon of raw

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@Southern75_29 Fucking glorious.

@taijicoach Even so, discernment is key.

@taijicoach Call it a gentle exercise instead of a martial art and watch them appear in droves. That's the irony of it all, for a 'soft' martial art, men seem to have greater interest in it.