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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

I'll give your advice to the guy pouring cement in my backyard tomorrow. He said that three months ago he stopped drinking and went on a keto diet. He lost 30 lbs but got gout. My ex also has gout, and is a relatively healthy eater. But he doesn't have the raw milk dairy delivering to customers in his driveway, like I did during the lockdown. We were the Unmasked Underground.

Your story with the butter reminded me of The Vegetarian Myth. She talks about falling off the vegan wagon by consuming a whole tub of, was it french onion dip? With a spoon. Her body was so craving fat, animal fat, she couldn't stop. And yes, she talks about how being vegan wrecked her health permanently. And she preaches the gospel of animal fats and why our body needs them.

And my Appalachian Trail partner yesterday does the Weston-Price diet and HER husband has gout. Is there anyone being spared? I'm sticking to my daily cup of cream colored with a bit of coffee ;-)

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April Whalley's avatar

Fascinating stuff. Our ongoing experiment with ourselves has had to involve breaking down all the walls that have been created by Pharma, even before it was BIG Pharma 😂. For several thousand years we have been prevented or discouraged from doing these experiments to cure ourselves up until today where there apparently are no cures for anything only management and remission, because there is good money in that!

Robert Sheon, in the book Coping with Arthritis: “among the Egyptians in 1500 BC… Each part of the body was the province of a different “priest,” who could treat only that particular component. Moreover, the treatment had to follow a careful, prescribed-by-law ritual. Any deviation in the administration of the cure meant capital punishment.” This was quoted in an interesting article on SS by Theory of Cure.

Those in power have always wanted us ill because we are more easily conquered. If we learn the truth in managing our bodies then we become powerful.

Keep experimenting Guy! Another great post - well done.

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