You're right. Most food poisonings are caused by undercooked meat and not raw meat. However if the quality of the meat is shit and full of vaccines, the risk of poisoning is also high when eaten raw.
You're Japanese right? Don't they eat alot of raw pork in Japan? Or are you an ethnic/white/asian posing as a Japanese?
I’m a Spaniard that likes Imperial Japanese history (1868-1945) that’s why, that’s the blackpill
Wat? Why would undercooked be worse than uncooked?
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How would vaccines be a problem? They don't stay in the blood lol.
The big problem are overuse of antibiotics and multi resistent bacteria. In Germany alone 40k people die to these each year...
Most important if you eat raw pork is, that it's fresh (not longer kept than 4 days after slaughter), animals are ideally not too industrially kept and slaughtered with good hygiene.
Mett - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Common German and well beloved dish here.
Wat? Why would undercooked be worse than uncooked?
Well, guess that makes sense.
Most food poisonings comes from cooked food. I've eaten raw muscle meat for 3 years and never been sick. I have only gotten sick from undercooked chicken and raw liver.
32 toxic by-products are created from cooking meat. Acrylamides are also common in cooked fat, i want to avoid that. My digestion is also much better on a raw diet and i have more energy, less lethargic.
how long have you been eating raw meat
Swedistani pigs don't have trichinosis. Not a case since the early 90s. Yersinia might exist but... I think i'm fine. As long as the animal is healthy.
I've never done the diet 100% but overall 2-3 years (raw primal diet by Aajonus Vonderplanitz) look him up.
1. I don't see anything about undercooked food.
You can also eat raw chicken if it's from a good source. One of the most controversial food to eat raw.Eh? Looks like you can eat it raw but you have to trace it's source.
Food Mythbusters: Can You Eat Undercooked or Raw Pork?
Can you eat raw or undercooked pork? Tradition has it that pork must be eaten well or overcooked. Now it's time to investigate whether this is a myth or not.www.finedininglovers.com
That's bull. Neanderthals ate raw meat. Since raw meat has more active nutrients our brains evolved that way.
Not saying they didn't cook their meat since they had fires in their caves however there's no proof of them never eating raw meat. Most tribes ate raw meat and some still do to this day.
Ah the good ol herbivore teeth argument, used by vegans since the early 2010s.They lived in ice age Europe if they had no fire they would freeze and if they didn't cook their meat they wouldn't have got the energy they needed to survive the ice age winter. There would have been little nutritional value eating it raw so no good reason for them to have done so. A lion can eat meat raw and get everything they need from it but human digestive system isn't anything like a lions. It's intended more for digesting fruit and vegetable matter.
You can see what human teeth most resemble, we don't even have a proper omnivore set. Meat isn't really our thing but the use of fire and cooking was really what was needed for us to properly process it.
But you're still admitting early humans ate raw meat before fires were discovered. It would make zero sense that their brains didn't evolve anything from eating raw meat. Why can't you just admit raw meat has nutrients in it for brain development?
I'm not a big fan of him but i like some of his videos/theories like this one:
Important from your wikipedia link:How would vaccines be a problem? They don't stay in the blood lol.
The big problem are overuse of antibiotics and multi resistent bacteria. In Germany alone 40k people die to these each year...
Most important if you eat raw pork is, that it's fresh (not longer kept than 4 days after slaughter), animals are ideally not too industrially kept and slaughtered with good hygiene.
Mett - Wikipedia
Common German and well beloved dish here.
This debate will never be settled. Like religion arguments about which diet is the best for humans has been going on for a long time.
Very fascinating but the aquatic ape theory is considered fringe in the same way of the theory that the Deccan traps eruptions and not the asteroid ended the dinsoaurs. There are also only a few vocal proponents of the aquatic ape theory like Elaine Morgan.There's the "aquatic ape" theory which may account for the B12 requirement. Our ancestors may have waded around after shellfish, which may account for why we walk upright and lack a dense covering of hair. These are water adaptations. Also we can swim while other apes can't at all.
'Dietary Sources of Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 occurs naturally only in animal products (Miller, 2014). The following foods are good dietary sources of vitamin B12:
- Mussels: 20.4 micrograms per 3-ounce serving
- Clams: 84.1 micrograms per 3-ounce serving
- Crab: 9.8 micrograms per 3-ounce serving'
Got your B12 there. If not then eggs would be a good source for it or that's something we developed a need for only after cooked meat became incorporated into our diet.
Mett is also heavily salted which kills some of the beneficial bacteria, i don't think they're allowed to serve it unsalted but i could be wrong. I wouldn't eat it since i don't eat rock salt and bread.
Man unsalted and smoked meat isn't considered healthy and is said to be carcinogenic but it still does the job of filling you up and giving you necessary fat intake and oils ngl
Salt is not good for you, salt cravings can be a sign of a health problem like hyperthyroidism (common for foids) or mineral deficiencies. It's also linked to headaches. I used to eat alot of salt but since i quit eating it 2 years ago i never have any headaches nowadays. Here's a story about salt:Man unsalted and smoked meat isn't healthy and is said to be carcinogenic but it still does the job of filling you up and giving you necessary fat intake ngl
The packaged and canned meats I were referring to aren't necessarily salted. Sometimes they are just immersed in oils. Smoked and salted meat is of course not that good for you.Salt is not good for you, salt cravings can be a sign of a health problem like hyperthyroidism (common for foids) or mineral deficiencies. It's also linked to headaches. I used to eat alot of salt but since i quit eating it 2 years ago i never have any headaches nowadays. Here's a story about salt:
what? aren't you black?
Very fascinating but the aquatic ape theory is considered fringe in the same way of the theory that the Deccan traps eruptions and not the asteroid ended the dinsoaurs. There are also only a few vocal proponents of the aquatic ape theory like Elaine Morgan.
A New Aquatic Ape Theory
www.smithsonianmag.com
But some of the characteristics in this theory have been explained in other ways. For example walking upright is said more to be because of hominids needing to see above tall grass in the African savannas.
There is also the idea that hair disappeared not because of ease in wading in water but because excess hair allows easier habitat for parasites and can serve as a breeding ground for disease from more easily stuck food particles and vegetation.
Even if that was true it probably wasn't a very deep setting of water. More of a shallow lake setting where you waded through to find extra food. Such shallow lakes exist in the savannas of Africa during the rainy season.There are some interesting notable physical differences between humans and other apes we could have ended up looking like my avi there but with a bigger brain. Many of physical traits we have that are distinct from other apes may have been useful in a semi-aquatic lifestyle. An example there is head hair was useful for blocking sunlight in tropical waters and we get greasy hair for waterproofing. We have earwax to prevent water entering the ears and so on. So definitely our ancestors could have lived on the coast and they swam around foraging what they could find on the shore. That seems like something could have happened.
Also notice how humans are drawn to beaches and the sea? Very keen on getting in there, there are other ways of staying cool and other sources of water but we seem to like the sea. A chimpanzee or a gorilla wouldn't enjoy being there for sure, no trees anywhere to seen.
Water births are easier for women and babies born in water swim instinctively upwards and hold their breath. That could easily be the an aquatic adaptation. A chimp born in water would probably just sink and drown.
