Nothing wrong with it. The red on meat is dyed. As it is exposed to oxygen and oxydizes, it starts going away.
I eat meat that is a week or more old sometimes and looks like that. I've never had an issue.
I wonder if the state VPN is throttling users.
Vegans sling YouTube links around and are dismissive of diversity in human bodies + peer reviewed research. They also say things like "eating meat is useless" lol
https://library.miguelalmodo.com/epubreader/71/e9781982179434/xhtml/ch17.xhtml
Lol dressing your carbs in fat is actually hack 10 ^ in Glucose Revolution! I restarted the process on my server so you should be able to read it now.
Lol "peer review". The circlejerk of scientists kissing each others asses to keep "science" within their own purview while continually confirming their biases to the masses and manipulating statistics to lie about their results.
Go back to Reddit where you came from.
Additionally, including saturated fat with a carbohydrate source causes physiologic insulin resistance (which you want), among other benefits.
Fiber is useless.
You are jumping to an awfully quick conclusion with just two cofactors involved and giving much too high of importance to fiber while equating it to preventing disease AND somewhat helping with you GI in some way. There are many pieces involved in this puzzle.
You might also want to take a look here with regard to fiber: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xqUO4P9ADI0
Fiber does not "prevent glucose spikes". It MAY dampen the effect of certain spikes, but insulin will spike nonetheless. Exercise, including walking, can also dampen the insulin spike after a meal. Insulin responds to ALL nutrient intake as it is completely necessary, therefore, you NEED insulin for muscle building. How else do you expect the protein to get into your cells?
Insulin spikes may temporarily downregulate fat burning, but does not mean it stops forever.
Pathologic insulin resistance is when you need to worry. Avoiding highly processed foods, such as those with high fructose corn syrup and especially seed oils, are what will lead you to that issue.
I'm not sure what you're asking. You absorb all sugar that is ingested.
The only thing fiber may do with respect to sugar is slow down the impact on blood sugar, but you still absorb all of it. Fiber has no real impact on the more important factor: insulin resistance. Fiber is pretty much useless.
House Speaker Mike Johnson effectively acknowledged the existence of a state of war: βI consider myself a wartime speaker, literally thatβs what I am.β
Take a listen.
https://video.nostr.build/c130133d7ea46d22199e95bc9d2922987d4d5d6b974170bb5baaff841b02a012.mp4
We have been in wartime for many decades.
nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z This is something to look into. You can unblock, but not un-report (that I can find). Unblocking after reporting does not give you the ability to be able to see their posts/replies.
Take a few minutes our of each day to report them as spam and your feed will be much cleaner.
I know, I know. It's probably just the weather's fault. I don't know how our ancestors survived before humans figured out how to nourish ourselves properly with engineered "food".
There are a multitude of contributors, but I'm starting to be on board with seed oils being the top dog with regards to disease.
Wait, what's the good kind of rugging?
Seed oils (aka vegetable oils) contain high amounts of linoleic acid.
Linoleic acid causes white blood cells to release a substance called "leukotoxin".
High amounts of leukotoxin play a role in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS).
During the pLandemic, the "virus" would offen lead to ICU-level patients succumbing to ARDS.
In the United States, most of the processed foods we eat, and much of the oil we cook with, either is, or contains, seed oils. We are constantly exposed to them. Many people, especially the obese, have high percentages of linoleic acid in their body fat.
Coincidentally (or is it?), leukotoxin is also known as "CORONAric acid".
Yeah, no. The supply *influx* gets cut in half.
It isn't the carbs. It's the seed oils.
Lmao exactly. Jfc the Monero shills
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