Broth is very good for your gut, restores the lining. Supposedly the lining of the gut can be damaged by nightshade veggies like tomatoes, peppers or eggplants.
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Broth is very good for your gut, restores the lining. Supposedly the lining of the gut can be damaged by nightshade veggies like tomatoes, peppers or eggplants.
I eat a lot of nightshades. Love my Mediterranean food. Why I can’t just go carnivore. I need my garlic, herbs, and pasta - but the pasta is probably why I’m gaining. But I guess eating from the garden was a prole thing. Guess that’s why the commoners got a taste for nightshades - peasant food.
The upper classes ate more meat and some flat out ditched common fare for French and British food.
The nightshade veggies also have a lot of benefits, otherwise they wouldn't have been a staple for centuries in many diets like the Mediterranean diet. Maybe the broth and other good elements of their diet counter that stress on the gut lining from nightshades. "Peasant" food also has a lot of potent beneficial items like arugula, dandelion, artichokes, chard, olives and so forth.
I'm curious if those (combo) peptides work for "gut inflammation". I think last I saw it was bpc, kpv and larazotide or some such combo
“We must be fat pigs” turns to “we could afford to gain some pounds to be hotter” this kind of has some meaning if we’re honest - sloth.
Everyone was pushing BODY POSITIVITY in the 10s and women were getting so friggin fat. Men too. This isn’t just a woman issue. They MAGICALLY Ozempic gets big. But Ozempic thin isn’t hot like natural thin. It looks sickly… like they’re ill. They just don’t want to do work.
There's a misconception that Ozempic causes people to look unhealthy.
What's actually going on is fat people have had their facial features obfuscated by a layer of fat for decades, so when they lose that fat people see what was really there all along. This is why fat people don't often look as aged and weathered as thin people do.
It could be the case that some people on Ozympicare losing too much weight and developing a gaunt appearance as a result, but had they lost the same amount of weight "naturally" I suspect they would look fairly similar.
What's actually going on is fat people have had their facial features obfuscated by a layer of fat for decades, so when they lose that fat people see what was really there all along. This is why fat people don't often look as aged and weathered as thin people do.
It could be the case that some people on Ozympicare losing too much weight and developing a gaunt appearance as a result, but had they lost the same amount of weight "naturally" I suspect they would look fairly similar.
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