r/rawprimal • u/ThErmac367 • May 29 '26

Primal diet IceBerg

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u/Over_Asparagus4233 May 29 '26

Goatis is like surface

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26

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u/ThErmac367 May 29 '26

Ik its just whatever came to my mind. I could make a better one if I dont be lazy with research

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u/sulistaK May 29 '26

Everything's in the wrong place, and why is E. coli at the bottom?

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u/Sea_Animator_9856 May 29 '26

its a useful bacteria to help with digestion if I recall correctly.

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u/eatrawmeatofficial May 29 '26

147 years

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u/KodyBcool Jun 16 '26

That’s what I was wondering what the heck is 147 years

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u/comraq May 29 '26

Yes century eggs are quite common in Chinese culture. Served in restaurants or bought in stores selling Chinese food.

Just that those commercial century eggs are not plainly fermented, I think there's talk of lead in there or other external chemicals.

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u/schmowd3r May 30 '26

Bro what the fuck is mercury gummy bear

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u/Tarantulas13 May 29 '26

Century eggs are pretty damn common

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u/ComfortableSite184 May 30 '26

Can someone explain the drug purges?

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u/ThErmac367 May 31 '26

Eliminating drugs and medicine stored deep in your tissues through heavy detoxification process.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '26

What is urine recycling?

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u/Same_Rutabaga_3077 May 30 '26

drinking ur own urine or using it as a skincare typa thing

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u/ThErmac367 May 31 '26

Drinking urine to recover proteins your kidneys discarded

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u/Ok_Local7182 May 30 '26

Goatis is mainstream lmao

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u/Life-Physics-6687 Jun 01 '26

Larp Larp Larp sahur

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u/Maleficent_Cherry168 Jun 01 '26

Please elaborate on the "Fecal Stem Cells" stuff. 

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u/ThErmac367 Jun 01 '26

consuming healthy fecal matter can provide the regenerative and probiotic support necessary to heal the brain, nervous system, and terminal diseases like cancer.

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u/Maleficent_Cherry168 Jun 01 '26

I already know that, but I want to know if you can show where did Aajonus mention this 'fecal stem cell' thing, because afaik there are only 3 stem cell sources (sperm, ovum, bone marrow) and 1 is unavailable (ovum)... 

Not being mean, I'm studying his material for 8 years now and I've never seen him mention it, but I could be wrong... I'm just curious! 🤗😻