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2024-01-29 22:23:06 UTC

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Hmmm I wonder if those taste different than this other brand I found that uses some sort of enzyme fermentation method
dayescoffee.com

2024-01-29 15:42:31 UTC

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My posts are a pretty exhaustive list that one can learn a lot about food and health

2024-01-29 15:38:24 UTC

If you’re not familiar with the “French Paradox” it is essentially a “paradox” where experts are dumbfounded that French people seem to skirt death relating to heart disease given the amount of saturated fats they consume (Among other things like smoking and consistent drinking (not binge drinking))
I like Saifedean’s take on experts who come across something that flies in the face of their claims, they just write it off as a “paradox”.
I’m sure there are a few things going on here, but above all else I’m sure there’s probably just something to be said about how protective against heart disease the consumption of saturated fats are.
Many other countries (France, Germany, Japan, Korea, etc.,) are much heavier smokers than The U.S., but they seem to have far less incidences of heart disease as well.

2024-01-29 15:23:05 UTC

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In this case I was referring to fermented beans that are then brewed.
There is also coffee kombucha which would be more like already brewed coffee being fermented, which should still yield a similar effect, but my guess is it would have a different taste and also the method by which you make kombucha there would be alcohol produced by the ferment. Like 0.05% so it’s generally not considered an alcoholic beverage.

2024-01-28 19:28:57 UTC

I may have stumbled upon something that cracks this coffee conundrum wide open.
As I have previously mentioned the fermentation process of plants makes them edible for humans because the fermentation process “pre-digests” the components of the food (starches, sugars, **plant toxins**, maybe some other stuff) making the the plants more easily digestible for humans.
This is the mechanism that makes sourdough bread less glutenous than regular bread. The sourdough culture is eating the gluten.
As I was sipping on some kombucha (fermented tea) this morning I was thinking about how there’s less caffeine and less sugar in it because of this fermentation process. (Caffeine is a natural-occurring insecticide that is eaten up by the fermentation process)
Then I thought, “I wonder if there’s fermented coffee?”
Lo-and-behold, fermented coffee is a thing and it contains 90% less caffeine than a regular cup of coffee making it more easily digestible. Because of this it removes a lot of the bitterness from the flavor as well making the taste more pleasant when consumed black.
That said, I liken coffee to one of those bullshit green smoothies, where it’s just a highly potent plant-toxin juice that you couldn’t possibly get a similar dosage from by simply eating the actual vegetable - or coffee beans in this case (Yes, one of the earliest ways coffee was consumed was chewing the beans with animal fat. I think it was the Mesai? or some other African tribe).
That said, I imagine that the probiotics are damaged in the actual brewing of the coffee, but the caffeine content is reduced which still makes it more easily digestible and not so bitter.
Maybe if you cold brew the beans you can maintain the probiotic benefits? I don’t know I literally just thought of this and spent like 30 minutes looking into it.
Be well, my friends!
*Scurries off into the night*

2023-11-09 12:58:28 UTC

Merkle Trees is the perfect place for shade😤
#ThatsJustHowIFeel

2023-10-17 13:36:12 UTC

It was common for slaves to have worn clothes of linen woven with wool.
The people who made their clothes knew exactly what they were doing.
Despite these being typically quality soft fabrics that get softer with time, they were described as extremely uncomfortable.
#PuraVidaAgain

2023-10-17 13:30:09 UTC

In our modernity, the type of fabric you wear can be the difference between sickness and health.
#PuraVida

2023-09-25 16:30:06 UTC

Polyester is the seed oil of fabrics.
Labels with either of these should illicit a knee-jerk reaction of extreme disgust.

2023-09-25 16:07:53 UTC

Why do I wear Birkenstocks to the gym?
Alexander the Great wasn’t wearing some fuckin’ Hokkas when he was conquering Persia and terraforming the earth.
He was between bare feet and wearing the Leonidas 7’s which were presumably some pure leather sandals.
#PuraVidaAgain

2023-09-25 16:01:36 UTC

Easy gut nourishing breakfast:
Crack a raw egg into a mug. Scramble it with a fork.
Heat up some bone broth to a steaming hot temperature and pour it over the egg. Scramble it again.
Add a some cultured raw spring grass butter and some Real Salt.
#PuraVida

2023-09-03 15:40:37 UTC

I wore contacts from Junior Year of High School to Junior Year of Uni. Within that time I remember my eyesight getting slightly worse each year. Then it stopped when I switched back to glasses.
I have a theory that you can improve your eyesight naturally and glasses effectively handicap that process. But with contacts the microplastics absorbing directly into my eyeball probably degraded my vision more quickly.
#SunGazing
#PuraVida

2023-09-02 00:58:42 UTC

“Alexander wept for there were no more worlds to conquer.”
Yesterday, at 158lbs, I did a 100lb Turkish Get-Up. That being said, I beat weightlifting so I’m done now. I’m going to go back to playing video games and eating Flaming Hot Cheetos.
Historically speaking, a 100lb Turkish Get-Up was the requirement for BEGINNING your training as an ancient strongman.
#PuraVida

2023-08-30 15:30:31 UTC

Couldn’t tell you where I learned this, but for the past five or so years I add a couple pinches of salt to my coffee grounds before brewing.
The addition of salt cuts the acidity.
#PuraVidaAgain

2023-08-30 15:28:18 UTC

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This is in alignment with nature. This is the way.

2023-08-30 14:30:02 UTC

Birds in the city will pick up the remains of a smoked cigarette to line their nests because the nicotine keeps the pests away.
Don’t let birds be smarter than you, anon!
#PuraVida

2023-08-29 22:55:16 UTC

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👀
Oddly enough, tobacco -counterintuitively- was used to treat respiratory issues…

2023-08-29 22:53:57 UTC

Also for the non-cigar smoking people: Cigars are made with fermented tobacco.
I’m not sure that I’ve made this clear, but personally I think the only vegetables worth eating are the fermented ones because the fermentation process makes the nutrient devoid hard-to-digest food, not that.
That being said, I wouldn’t be surprised that a lot of the studies on tobacco are really just done on nicotine in isolation… where the fermentation process may render some of these plant-toxins ineffective🤔

2023-08-29 22:46:35 UTC

Tobacco has been a major target of the government and so I’m inclined to believe there’s something beneficial about it.
The interesting thing about tobacco is that the nicotine is a natural pesticide and antiparistic. So tobacco had been consumed a few different ways instead of smoking, but in any such case the tobacco - even when smoked - has been used medicinally to rid people of the parasites in their body.
I’ve heard of some parasites entering through the lungs and somehow getting into the intestinal lining from there. Helmenthic therapy (Consuming a parasite to latch onto your gut wall and draw the proper nutrients directly to the gaps in your gut lining) is interesting from this standpoint.

2023-08-29 22:40:33 UTC

At least with alcohol I assume most beer that people drink is made from monocrop grains laden with glyphosate, brewed with tap water.

2023-08-29 22:38:41 UTC

I tend to use the Lindy Principle as an easy litmus test to determine that there’s a place for a certain food, beverage, or activity to benefit ones health.
That being said, alcohol and tobacco both have some pretty significant Lindy behind it.
I don’t know all the ins-and-outs of these industries, but I’m sure what we are drinking and smoking (in most cases) is some extremely degraded version of what we historically consumed.
Additionally - at least in the case of tobacco - this would have been consumed in a ceremonial manner not in the modern abused way that has led to the profanation of the crop.
#Lindy

2023-08-29 22:31:57 UTC

There are only two ways to make a broth from the bones of your enemies.
Gradually
Then suddenly.
But pretty much just gradually because it’s like 18+ hours of low-and-slow cooking.

2023-08-29 22:28:48 UTC

I am extremely rigid in what I consume.
But I’m not perfect.
I have been known to drink some Harmless Harvest Coconut Water every now and again…. straight from the plastic bottle👀
**Massive gasp and outrage from the crowd**

2023-08-24 13:50:50 UTC

I don’t know much about all this esoteric spirituality business, but I do know that the pinecone has been used to symbolize the pineal glad (third-eye) in multiple cultures throughout history.
A couple months ago, entirely unrelated, I looked up what the function of a pine cone is because I have some trees in my backyard that produce a ton of them. Apparently they house the seeds for growing a new tree. Even more astounding the pine cones are fire-resistant. So in the event of a forest fire pine trees have developed this mechanism that protects their seeds from the fire, but when the tree burns down they open up and release the seeds into the soil to grow back.
I’m wondering now, if there’s any connection between the pineal gland and rebirth/reincarnation🤔
Questions, comments, concerns?

2023-08-24 13:20:11 UTC

I met someone at a networking event who was trying to shill me his cRyPTo hedge fund.
I was clearly uninterested. But out of the kindness of my heart gave him free alpha (Liquidate the fund, buy bitcoin instead).
He continued to shill the fund.
I turned him into bone broth.
#bitcoin
#AlsoPuraVida

2023-08-24 13:14:13 UTC

I was dumbfounded to find out that there are people who “own” ethereum, but not a single sat…
#PuraVidaAgain

2023-08-24 12:26:58 UTC

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Are you saying that it can be considered non-vegan if the foods are processed on equipment that was used for animal-based products?

2023-08-24 12:25:19 UTC

What is a drivechain and how does this optimize my health?
#PuraVida

2023-08-23 22:42:23 UTC

I think the thing I hate most about the vegan movement is that there are foods, sauces, spices, etc., that are so obviously vegan there’s no possible way you can think any animal-based product is involved in it’s creation
BUT
They still put some flashy label on it exclaiming that it’s 100% vegan!
Like yeah I don’t think a single person thought there might be chunks of meat or cheese in this coconut water or this small package of heirloom tomatoes.

2023-08-22 21:56:57 UTC

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I think this is where the Red vs Blue State bifurcation goes into overdrive

2023-08-22 21:55:08 UTC

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Carbon steel pan?

2023-08-22 12:37:13 UTC

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“For the sake of the economy”

2023-08-22 12:36:13 UTC

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I was getting a little concerned they weren’t going to steal more of my money for the sake of the economy. That was a close one 😅

2023-08-22 12:26:18 UTC

Regarding my comments on Biphasic and Polyphasic sleeping. If you can sleep straight through for 7, 8, 9 hours then go for it.
For the rest of you that get like 5-6 hours straight through, don’t beat yourself up over it. It’s seemingly more natural than the prescribed 8 hours. Just take a nap at some point in the day.
There have been countless times where I only slept 5-6 hours and kept asking why the hell I couldn’t sleep for 8 hours straight wondering if there was something wrong. The avoided taking naps so that way I would be tired enough to sleep the prescribed 8 hours.
Propaganda’s a helluva drug.
#SecondSleep

2023-08-22 12:20:27 UTC

Them: “Oh what, you think you know better than the experts?!”
Me: “Yes.”
#PuraVida

2023-08-21 14:34:20 UTC

Now that I’m thinking’ about it, can bentonite clay be used to remove tattoo’s?
The ink for tattoo’s have heavy metals in them and I’m wondering if this bentonite clay can have a sort of extraction effect like it does for the heavy metals in your body🤔
There’s always room for redemption, anon!
#DirtIsAMiracle

2023-08-21 13:23:37 UTC

I try to get to bed by 8PM for first-sleep so I can get to second sleep by 2AM👍🏽

2023-08-21 13:17:40 UTC

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Woah, the math checks out!

2023-08-21 09:40:34 UTC

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But what if my echo chamber’s all warm and cozy?

2023-08-21 09:37:03 UTC

Okay, now time for second-sleep😌
#GoodnightAgain

2023-08-21 09:36:33 UTC

Anyone else a cholesterol-maxi?

2023-08-21 09:34:47 UTC

I, for awhile, had this natural pattern of sleeping for a few hours, waking for a little bit, then going back to sleep for a few hours.
When I started going pure carnivore for the first time (a few years ago), I noticed I would either sleep a straight 5-6 hours or I would get 3-4 hours of sleep, wake up for a little bit, then go back to bed for a couple hours before getting up for work. I thought it was because my body wasn’t comatose from garbage food and my body was working so efficiently that I didn’t need a full 8 hours to “cleanse”.
As I was doing the carnivore diet there was something about the sleep pattern that gave me the sense that there was something about *not* sleeping the prescribed 8 hours that felt right. I thought there was no way early humans could afford to sleep a straight 8 hours because that would leave them vulnerable to predators.
It was only this morning when I woke up at 2:30AM after 5 hours of sleep that I looked up sleeping in shifts.
Apparently (and so obviously) prior to the Industrial Revolution, Biphasic and Polyphasic sleeping was normal. People would just take naps during the day for an hour or two, if they didn’t go back to sleep after waking in the middle of the night for an 1-3 hours.
In fact; There are many historical accounts up into the early 1800’s of people referring to “first-sleep” and “second-sleep”.
And if you think about it, sleeping a straight 8+ hours is an extremely unique feature/bug to modern adult humans. Babies don’t do this and pre-elementary school (School kind of follows an Industrial Revolution schedule (at least in the US)) are always waking up sporadically and taking naps. I briefly read about remote tribes in South America and Africa getting much less sleep than 8 hours even without artificial light.
As “8 hours of sleep” is the mantra of PhD sleep “experts”, I’m inclined to think that this is some “ancient” knowledge that could be used to dunk on them. *dunk*
#PuraVida
#Dunk

2023-08-20 00:05:28 UTC

I’ve said before, jokingly, that “style” will eventually be people wearing some sort of form-fitting one-colored onesie jumpsuit.
But when that C40 Cities agenda references sustainable clothing, I can totally see them using the environment as a ploy to make you wear government approved garments (probably a plastic onesie with your social credit/CBDC QR code on it)
Reject the onesie, anon!
Wear beautiful real clothes, anon!
#Clothes

2023-08-19 21:28:48 UTC

Point being, there are few articles of clothing out there that don’t have some level of plastic in them.
Most clothes will say 100% cotton followed by “exclusive of trim” or “exclusive of rib” or “elasticized waistband” or have polyester threading and so on and so forth.
It seems that companies aren’t very clear on what 100% means. Math is harder when your money is broken!
So be sure to shop at the most expensive quiet luxury Italian brands to be assured you’re getting real materials and even then still check the tag!

2023-08-19 21:21:41 UTC

*Me reading the tag on my Lacoste polo just a little closer and seeing that it’s 100% cotton, but there’s another tag for the collar material saying that it’s 1% elastane (spandex)*
*On the brink of tears whispering* “I trusted you”

2023-08-17 23:19:49 UTC

BREAKING: Guy who doesn’t understand bitcoin sells all his bitcoin.

2023-08-13 22:00:48 UTC

#MoreLife https://cdn.nostr.build/i/ae2ea6eff009a562dedb79154d16d7bf003eb2e04771dafc743e801c55318361.jpg

2023-08-13 15:01:02 UTC

Quick overview of why you should avoid plastic clothes:
First, understand that you consume more tap water through your skin than you do through drinking it. Your skin consumes what touches it.
Polyester clothes are literally made from recycled plastic water bottles.
Therefore, polyester clothes are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
PET doesn’t biodegrade, it just breaks down into ever smaller particles (micro- and nano-plastics).
When the plastics are breaking down, the main chemical that leaches is acetaldehyde. A carcinogen.
This does not include the many chemicals used to make the polyester workable into softer and stretchier fabrics which include BPA and phthalates.
These plastics breakdown even faster when exposed to UV Light, acidity and salts.
Now your morning jog in your “luxury” athletic clothes becomes a little less healthy.
Although, this is true of most clothes not just athletic brands.
An overwhelming percentage (not sure the exact amount but definitely over 75%) of clothes are made entirely or blended with a synthetic fiber.
Wear beautiful, real clothes.
#PuraVida
#Clothes

2023-08-13 14:51:29 UTC

The typical question I get when the average person asks me about raw milk is “but doesn’t it taste weird?”
What is it about boiling the milk and taking the fat out of it that leads people to believe that it tastes better this way?
The answer is propaganda.
#Milk

2023-08-11 02:57:29 UTC

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I have no idea what this means so I appreciate the resource!

2023-08-10 23:25:37 UTC

I have no clue at a technical level how this works or if it’s even necessary, but is there something like a multi-sig being built for businesses that have a nostr and want multiple people to approve of a message through their cryptographic signature?
That’d be cool if there was a mini-script type deal where 3-of-5 people in an organization must sign, but the CEO needs to be 1 of the 3.
This would help avoid situations where something like one rogue employee launches an ad-campaign without the higher-ups knowing about it as claimed in the Bud Light debacle (Obviously, this was a sham)
#MultiSig
#Nostr

2023-08-09 23:28:14 UTC

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No no no, ojookcare.com !

2023-08-09 23:27:29 UTC

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It’s OJOOK.com, apologies!

2023-08-09 23:16:26 UTC

Oral health is the toughest category for which to find a 100% natural product.
I’ve previously mentioned I use a wooden toothbrush with boars’ hair bristles.
Additionally, I’ve mentioned that I use a clay based toothpaste, you can make this from bentonite clay and salt.
Lastly, for the full stack, I’ve been using a silk floss coated with beeswax and bamboo salt that I get from Ojooka.com this was the toughest one to find because there are many other natural flosses, but I could not get an understanding of what the coating was on them, but it seemed seed oil-y.
#ButMuhTeef

2023-08-09 23:10:38 UTC

Based on health benefits the two best natural fiber materials are linen and wool.
*not to be worn together*
As mentioned previously, they are both the highest-frequency materials so I’m wondering if those health benefits are natures indicator to wear these high-frequency clothes or if they have the health benefits because they’re high-frequency🤔
But also don’t listen to me, I’m a crazy person who uses silk floss coated with beeswax and bamboo salt.

2023-08-09 23:06:15 UTC

I can’t say for certain, but I’m convinced that those “100% linen” or “100% cotton” garments that have a blended trim or the elasticized waistband, are having their esoteric high-frequency vibrational energy disrupted.

2023-08-09 22:58:06 UTC

Clothing companies that make any 100% natural fiber clothing are few and far between.
And many of the ones that do, say “100% cotton/linen/etc.,” followed by “Exclusive of trim” or “Elasticized” waistband.
That’s *almost* 100% natural fiber.
*Not* 100% natural fiber.
#KnowTheDifference

2023-08-07 14:42:00 UTC

Tuck in your shirt, show the world that you mean business.
#PuraVida

2023-08-06 19:54:52 UTC

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Been up-and-running for a few weeks at the Whole Foods in Nashville. Shameful.

2023-08-05 18:03:17 UTC

Not wearing unnatural fragrances has a two-fold impact.
(1) You’re not breathing in or soaking in all these toxic xenoestrogens
(2) You’re not disrupting your natural scent so a compatible woman can pick up on it

2023-08-05 17:56:09 UTC

Weights
Short Burst Cardio
Flexibility
Rhythm
The rhythm works out your mind at the same time as your body. Strengthens the connection between the two.
Dancing and jump roping are the first exercises that come to mind.

2023-08-05 17:52:10 UTC

Having a diverse repertoire of exercises rather than strictly lifting heavy weights is crucial.
Lifting, yoga, fighting, dancing, rock climbing, gymnastics, etc.,
Lifting is incredible, but the these other non-lifting exercises works your muscles with such fine detail that the soreness is unmatched when they’re worked in to your fitness regimen.

2023-08-05 17:43:16 UTC

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Kettlebell front squats. This is the way.

2023-08-04 23:43:06 UTC

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I can’t really do the argument full justice, but everything always is vibrating just at different frequencies. It’s a super esoteric health idea that essentially boils down to the higher the frequency of the human the higher the vitality. So things that are vibrating outside and lower than the normal human frequency range are believed to bring the vitality lower (wearing black, wearing synthetic materials, compromised immune system can bring down the frequency) and this is measured using some digital tool in a study they ran in the early 90’s.

2023-08-04 13:29:57 UTC

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Shoo! Be gone, bot!

2023-08-04 13:29:10 UTC

Our ancestors consistently seem to have these mic-drop knowledge bombs that we write off as clown world business, but in reality we just don’t like their explanations because it doesn’t align with our modern “scientism” of the natural world.
#PuraVidaAgain

2023-08-04 13:23:39 UTC

mHZ is a measurement of frequency.
Everything vibrates at a certain frequency.
Including fabrics of clothing. Polyester is extremely low frequency (50 mHz). Linen and Wool are high frequency (5000 mHz).
The crazy thing is, in the Bible it warns against wearing linen and wool together. Lo and behold linen and wool have the exact same frequency, BUT the current runs in the exact opposite direction so it cancels them out, bringing the overall frequency to 0 mHZ.
We are SO dumb compared to our ancestors.
#PuraVida

2023-08-04 02:56:33 UTC

Underwear is a psyop.
#Resist

2023-08-02 22:02:32 UTC

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Being stupid tan and ripped

2023-08-02 15:01:15 UTC

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Do you have list of the next 15 best years to buy bitcoin?

2023-08-01 23:40:04 UTC

Everyone’s psyched about AI Crypto Superconductor whatevers, and that’s all good and great, but what if I told you that it may be possible for one to sun their balls without being fully nude.
Pushing the boundaries of physics in my lab.
🧪🔬🥼
#TrustTheScience

2023-08-01 00:02:19 UTC

I dined out earlier this year and asked what the French fries were fried in.
The waiter told me that they were fried in a soybean oil and canola oil blend, but he said it in a way that he thought I was going to be pleasantly surprised.
So I said “Oh amazing!” then proceeded to leave.
I want to wake up in a world where the waiters say that they fry their foods in seed oils with this look of shame and embarrassment on their face.

2023-07-31 12:56:18 UTC

Seen a few things about people eating a raw diet where they highlight that they eat raw fruit… Who exactly is eating cooked fruit?
Other than maybe the odd fried plantain.
#Fruit

2023-07-31 12:51:10 UTC

I constantly vacillate between whether or not caffeine is a psyop.
As of right now, if I use the Lindy Principle as a heuristic, then I don’t think there’s anything wrong inherently with caffeine, maybe just the way the average person consumes it today.
-First thing in the morning
-Empty stomach
-Straight black (not cut with a carb or fat)
-Or if it is cut with a carb or fat, it’s cut with a ton of white or artificial sugar and factory farmed cream or plant-“milk”
-Out of a plastic lined cup that has completely melted into the drink
-Sometimes a styrofoam cup
-Done with a negative mindset (“I need to consume this to be awake enough for this morning meeting that I hate”)
-Consumes 3-5 cups A DAY
#coffeechain

2023-07-31 12:38:52 UTC

The gallon of water a day mantra is a psyop.
Don’t dilute your minerals.
ESPECIALLY not with tap water.
There are foods that are so much more hydrating than plain water: meat when rare, fruits, raw dairy.
Not to mention if you sprinkle some real salt to the meat and fruits, it’ll supercharge the hydration.
#wetwet

2023-07-31 12:29:51 UTC

As I started to eat more-and-more animal based the less-and-less mineral water I needed to get through a workout.
Most of my workouts I take 0 or 1 sips of water.
I use Mountain Valley with a sprinkle of Redmond’s real salt and more recently a sprinkle of bentonite clay.
#PuraVida

2023-07-30 00:42:57 UTC

Just heard a woman argue her reasoning of why she’s been vegan for the past seven years (except eggs (so she’s not really vegan))
The only people who can still possibly be vegan at this point are close-minded ones or ones who haven’t heard a single argument against it because they have no social media and are completely off-grid in isolation with zero contact with the outside world (nobody falls in this category).
-Lack of nutrient density
-Lack of nutrient bioavailability
-Anti-nutrients
-General difficulty in digesting
-Human caecum size
-Plant toxins
-Destuction of top soil from agricultural machinery
-Destruction of soil from pesticides
-Destruction of animals and of ecosystems
And that’s just a criticism of a whole food vegan diet, not to mention the enumerable problems with the pre-packaged psuedo-proteins they try to replicate.
#Veganism

2023-07-30 00:25:33 UTC

Matcha is my absolute favorite of all caffeinated drinks though.
#teachain

2023-07-30 00:24:16 UTC

Just like I flip between a streak of caffeine and non-caffeine, I flip between tea and coffee when I am drinking caffeine.
I like tea mostly because the L-Theanine slows the metabolism of the caffeine mitigating my jitters when I do jump back into caffeine after being off it for awhile.
Sipping on something also helps me focus and I can sip tea a lot longer while getting less caffeine than I would had I been sipping on coffee.

2023-07-28 13:01:43 UTC

For the average man, certain areas of the body are stuffed into unbreathable plastic underwear underneath restrictive plastic pants or shorts, squashed up against the seat of chair for 8 hours, only to see the light of day once at which point it’s artificial lighting in the bathroom whilst being blanched by piping hot chlorine water for a shower.
It’s testicles. I’m talking about man testicles.
Something needs to be done about this.
#PuraVida

2023-07-27 22:46:58 UTC

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If one sticks their wiener in it, the orb blows up like the Death Star.
Or at least that’s what I’ve heard.

2023-07-27 21:07:14 UTC

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It seems like you already know the answer👀

2023-07-27 20:58:42 UTC

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Also implicated in Alzheimers disease.
Aluminum is a naturally occurring element in the earth’s crust so even toxic pesticides can break down the aluminum in the soil further contaminating food that’s subject to those agricultural practices.

2023-07-27 20:56:12 UTC

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Mineral water that contains silica or consuming bentonite clay in your mineral water + using the clay to make mud masks for your armpits (If you use aluminum deodorant)
Something like the sauna is more conventional. But bentonite clay gets in there an clings directly to the toxin before you excrete it.

2023-07-27 20:48:23 UTC

Muscle is harder to build than it is to maintain. In fact, with proper nutrition you should be able to maintain muscle mass without that much rigorous. exercise.
So before your natural sarcopenia (Natural muscle degradation from aging) sets in. Work your ass off to become gloriously ripped. Stupid ripped to the point that people can tell you’re ripped through your clothes.
Then coast with casual exercise and eating a species appropriate diet.

2023-07-27 20:06:01 UTC

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I’ve been able to add 50lbs onto my max bench press and I grew 2 inches. Probably nothing.

2023-07-27 17:31:09 UTC

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I like to think I coined the phrase UTXHoe(s) as the bitcoin version of a Gold Digger.
#UTXHoe

2023-07-27 13:57:24 UTC

If you buy something that’s packaged in plastic that says “BPA-free”, it’s almost definitely not BPS-free which is more toxic than BPA.
Opt for glass bottles whenever possible.

2023-07-27 13:34:46 UTC

From a heavy metal perspective you should avoid getting tattoos.
I don’t know which metal is in each different color, but I know that the ink used to dye your skin is loaded with heavy metals. There are numerous different metals like lead, cadmium, aluminum, and nickel to name a few.
Instead of getting a tattoo, just get ripped, tan, and beautiful instead!
#GodMadeTheBodyPerfect

2023-07-27 13:28:35 UTC

Unfortunately, environmental toxicity is the most difficult to escape and yet possibly the most impactful on one’s health.
-Pesticides in the air from the mass fumigation they do to monocrops
-Aluminum leeching into the food from the pesticides breaking down the aluminum in the soil
-Brake dust floating around in the air in cities
-Cell phone towers and wifi giving off EMF’s
-Absorbtion of phthalates because everything is made of plastic
(And many others)
But luckily we have dirt (bentonite clay)!
I am convinced that at the very least given bentonite clay’s negative charge when hydrated helps with neutralizing the positive charge that EMF’s give off. Additionally, it’s extremely good at clinging to toxins which include heavy metals, aluminum (a toxic metal, but not a heavy metal), and pesticides.
#MudBoi

2023-07-27 13:12:51 UTC

I’m old enough to remember cell phones becoming more compact and commonplace and moms -with very little evidence- talking about how cell phones can cause cancer.
Mothers’ intuition was very attuned to the dangers of EMF’s.
Keep your phone out of your front pocket.
Keep it out of your chest pocket
Throw it on speaker phone or plug in some wired-headphones to takes calls.
#PuraVida

2023-07-27 12:25:30 UTC

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Who is the knees over toes guy? I’ve heard of him.
Yeah they provide a solid base with zero synthetic materials + I don’t have to keep destroying my socks. I notice discomfort in my lower back much more easily now when I switch to traditional gym shoes.

2023-07-27 01:28:16 UTC

Saw someone doing back squats with those Hoka gym shoes and heavy enough weight that it was forcing them to lean forward.
Hoka gym shoes have to be the most padded gym shoes I’ve ever seen in my life, they’re basically lifts made of tempurpedic mattresses.
This combination is a disaster for your lower back.

2023-07-27 01:22:15 UTC

Anyone remember that episode of The Office where Michael roasts Dwight about him brushing his teeth with butter and clay?
Dwight was ahead of his time.
Straight bentonite clay and Redmond’s salt makes for a fine toothpaste on it’s own.
Do some coconut oil pulling in addition to hedge your bet.
#MudBoy

2023-07-26 21:38:11 UTC

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Don’t sweat it, many of us have lived a fiat-lifestyle, but there’s always opportunity for redemption.
Best of luck with your health journey, it’s done me a world of good and the second and third-order benefits only compound🤙🏽

2023-07-26 21:17:55 UTC

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A one or two months of no booze, eating mostly animal-based food, and consistent exercise will make it difficult to go back in any meaningful way.
Experiencing health is a one-way function.

2023-07-26 20:30:56 UTC

Good: Boxers
Better: 100% cotton boxers
Best: No underwear w/ 100% linen shorts. (unless you’ve de-plasti-ified your life, then absolutely nothing is best)

2023-07-26 15:49:34 UTC

Me: “Hold on, let me put on my sunblock”
*throws on 100% linen shirt and a hat*
#ThisIsTheWay

2023-07-26 15:34:17 UTC

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Woah really? I’ve always thought of espresso as a concentrated coffee thinking it had more caffeine on an oz-for-oz basis… Can you explain the 19” of contact with water vs 25”?

2023-07-26 15:18:35 UTC

If I’m not mistaken I believe the first instance of “Bulletproof Coffee” was a fermented black tea mixed with yak butter.
Additionally I’ve heard of African tribe chewing on coffee beans for energy, but covering it in pork fat when they consume it.
So this may be one of those things where caffeine stand alone isn’t preferable, but when properly prepared you can mitigate most -if not all- of the negative impacts.
#coffeechain