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Post by erwin on Oct 4, 2023 16:21:51 GMT
Halibut liver oil can be contaminated. Who knows how it was made.. You used that argument earlier. But fair enough, so in that light we cannot refer to any accidental clues in such trials/experiments, historical records or testimonials from people currently struggling. Start from scratch. But then it applies to both directions: cannot say what the toxins are and what the essential "vitamins" are. Glad it is not my field of work, because it is retarded. |
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Post by Daniel Archer on Oct 5, 2023 5:54:30 GMT
It is retarded.
So, logically, you can start with Nature.
You have a wild animal, you kill it, drink its blood and eat its organs and flesh.
Will you be perfectly ok?
Yes.
ps. I ate chicken sashimi the other day, very tasty. Recommended.
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Post by erwin on Oct 5, 2023 16:40:23 GMT
It is retarded. So, logically, you can start with Nature. You have a wild animal, you kill it, drink its blood and eat its organs and flesh. Will you be perfectly ok? Yes. ps. I ate chicken sashimi the other day, very tasty. Recommended. In many cases I agree. But it does not answer the IMO plausible mechanism below: Many plants don't intend to be eaten and digested, except some parts of their fruit. Many plants evolve toxic defense, among other things, such as thorns. Many animals adapt and have to eat such plants anyways. Their liver filters out the toxic substance components, and it tries to dispose of that in different ways. Some substances will need to be stored, for gradual and timed removal, or encapsulated (preferably in body fat or the liver itself, in lean meat less so). Next, as you eat such an animal's liver, your own liver struggles to process what is ingested. Analogy could be a dirty car-oil-filter that is washed out into replacement clean machine oil. Will you be OK? In short term, sure. When your liver is still fit and young, sure. On the long term this is a different matter, what is the limit? Additional supplements and Supplemented animal feed etc.? Also whatever happens in delayed action can be plausibly denied. Because people won't link cause and effect over longer periods. |
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Post by erwin on Oct 5, 2023 17:39:06 GMT
The retardedness of this... I just did a duckduck.go web-search on "Moose Liver". First 3 results are "delicious recipes", even with a very old moose liver. Then at 4 a Wikipedia result, where it says this (quoted): Now this is pretty rare to find on wikipedia, because normally they are acting like a cheerleader for Vit A. Edit: Encyclopedia of Toxicology (Third Edition), 2014: " Toxic Dose" - In toxicology, resistance is typically defined as an inherent capability of an organism to oppose a toxic dose, often a lethal dose. Another idea could be that the toxic substance can maybe broken down in the body, and rendered harmless that way. But in this case the breakdown product is retinoic-acid. Not good at all: www.stjude.org/treatment/patient-resources/caregiver-resources/medicines/a-z-list-of-medicines/isotretinoin.html |
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Post by ska on Oct 16, 2023 11:24:39 GMT
I'm so glad this topic was discussed. Very thoroughly researched. Add Attachment |
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